Command Usage
Where to use commands
The simplest place to use commands is to use them in the group that you want the setting to apply to.
Once you've gotten familiar with Rose, you can then start using connections, which allows you to change group settings from your private chat with Rose instead of the group.
On/Off Commands
Many of the commands will be used turn on, or turn off, various features. For the sake of simplicity and readability, we won't list all the boolean options every time. However, we just want to avoid any confusion by explaining that each of these options is supported, to avoid any possible future confusion. Enjoy!
| Enable | Disable |
|---|---|
| on | off |
| yes | no |
| true | false |
Example
Enabling welcomes can be done with the following commands; each is identical to the others:
/welcome on/welcome yes/welcome true
Similarly, you can disable them with:
/welcome off/welcome no/welcome false
Time Based Commands
Certain commands take in time durations as variables. For example, temporary
bans (tban) or
temporary mutes (tmute).
To handle these, Rose has a consistent way of defining time durations, explained here:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Xm | Bans the user for X minutes |
| Xh | Bans the user for X hours |
| Xd | Bans the user for X days |
| Xw | Bans the user for X weeks |
Example
To ban a user for 3 days, you would use:
/tban 3d
Similarly, to set the blocklistmode to a 5d mute, you would use
/blocklistmode tmute 5d