,reaction
Set up auto reactions for messages.
How to use it
Type it in any channel where the bot can read messages. The prefix is , on this server and can be changed with ,prefixes.
,reaction <add|edit|rename|move|remove|list|strict|exclusive>
,reaction add nice good bot :robot:,reaction list,reaction clearArguments
No documented arguments — run ,reaction <add|edit|rename|move|remove|list|strict|exclusive> on its own.
Before you run it
What the command itself checks before it does anything, read from the src/commands/automation/reaction.js source.
- Permissions
- No Discord permission flag is read directly — access goes through the bot's own rules
- Reads
- only your message arguments
- Replies with
- a plain message
- Cooldown
- 3s per member, per server
Every subcommand
Call the command with no argument inside Discord and the bot draws one page per subcommand, exactly like this.
| Subcommand | What it does |
|---|---|
,reaction add<name> <trigger> <emoji> | react when a message matches a trigger |
,reaction remove<name> | delete one auto reaction |
,reaction rename<name> <new name> | rename one auto reaction |
,reaction move<name> [#channel] | move an auto reaction to another channel |
,reaction list | show every auto reaction here |
,reaction clear | remove every auto reaction here |
,reaction strict<add|remove|list> <name> | make a trigger match the whole message |
,reaction exclusive<channel|role|list|remove> | limit a reaction to one channel or role |
In Discord
What a member sees when they run it. The reply is sent as a Components V2 panel on the server's accent colour, paginated when it is long.
More automation commands
Commands that usually get used alongside ,reaction.
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