# Don't change this.
config-version: 4


# You will need to create a new application on
# https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/me/create
#
# Give it a sensible name then click 'Create App'.
# Scroll down and click 'Create a Bot User'.
# Then reveal the bot token where it says 'Token: click to reveal'.
# Finally paste this token here
bot-token: ***

# Set this to the ID of the guild that the bot will be used
# for and any in-game functionality will take effect here.
# Get this by enabling Developer Mode in User Settings ->
# Appearance and scrolling down to the advanced section. Once
# enabled, right click on the guild, select 'Copy ID' and
# paste it here.
guild-id: ***


# This is what is put before commands. For example,
# when you do ?msg on a bot, the ? is the command
# prefix.
cmd-prefix: '!'

# This is the message that will be sent if the user
# does not have the correct permissions to execute the
# command.
no-permission-message: '**Error**: You do not have permission to execute this command.'

# Message when the condition [minArgs] is false.
not-enough-args-message: '**Error**: Incorrect usage.'

# Message when the condition [maxArgs] is false.
too-many-args-message: '**Error**: Incorrect usage.'

# Message when the condition [argsIsInt] or [argIsNumber] is false.
invalid-args-message: '**Error**: Incorrect usage.'

# Message when the condition [isNameOfOnlinePlayer] is false.
player-offline-message: '**Error**: Player not found.'


# The game the bot is shown to be playing in Discord.
bot-game: DiscordMinecraft

# This is whether the above option is enabled.
use-bot-game: true


################
### Commands ###
################

# You can simply add commands to the bot as seen below:
# This example is fully annotated and shows an implementation
# of all functionality. It is recommended to save a copy of
# this for future reference, but if you lose it you can
# find it on the resource page.
#
# In this particular example, we are making a command that
# allows moderators to message online players from Discord.
#
# Create a command by simply creating a new config key named
# "command-{name}" with {name} being the command that should
# be executed, for example in ?msg, "msg" is the name.
command-msg:

  # Within this, create a key for role. Set this to the name
  # of the role, or "everyone" if anyone can use it.
  role: Moderator

  # Here you can set the conditions required for the command
  # to successfully execute and call the actions (lower down).
  # A list of all conditions with detailed descriptions can
  # be found on the resource page.
  #
  # Please note that conditions are checked in order and will
  # stop being checked once one is false.
  conditions:

    # Here, we are checking that the amount of arguments is at
    # least 2. This because we need to supply the name of the
    # user and at least one word for the message.
    - '[minArgs] 2'

    # The player's name is the first argument, so we are checking
    # that the first argument matches the name of an online
    # player.
    - '[isNameOfOnlinePlayer] 1'

  # Actions are what will occur if all of the conditions evaluate
  # as true. The format is similar to that of the conditions section:
  # giving the type of action, then any data that goes with it. As
  # with conditions, we work chronologically through the list of
  # actions.
  actions:

    # This sends a message to player in the first argument, containing
    # the sender's Discord name and the rest of the arguments.
    - '[messagePlayer] {1}|&lDISCORD: &r{SENDER} >> &o{2+}'

    # This responds to the command, notifying the sender that the
    # message has been sent to the player.
    - '[botMessage] :white_check_mark: Message has been delivered.'


# This is the settings for MySQL.
mysql:

  # The IP of the database.
  ip: 127.0.0.1

  # The name of the database.
  database: mc_4

  # The username for the database user.
  username: mc_4

  # The password for the database user.
  password: ***