Commands

Word Bomb Mini Public Bot Commands

Arguments:
"-dictionary": changes the dictionary that will be used for the command
Aliases: [-d, -dict, -dictionary]

"-minpromptlength": sets the minimum prompt length to whatever number you give it (lowest is 2, highest is 10 and default is 3, also cannot be more than the max prompt length, otherwise values will default to equal each other)
Aliases: [-min, -minlen, -minprompt, -minpromptlength]

"-maxpromptlength": sets the maximum prompt length to whatever number you give it (lowest is 2, highest is 10 and default is 5, also cannot be less than min prompt length, otherwise values will default to equal each other)
Aliases: [-max, -maxlen, -maxprompt, -maxpromptlength]

When you add a argument make sure to add a value to it or else the argument wont be counted (ill eventually add errors for stuff like this)
Bad = "$start -dictionary"
Good = "$start -dictionary master"


Dictionaries:
Currently there are only 3, but I HOPE to add more eventually
"master" - this isnt meant for people with a mastery for solving prompts, it just holds every word ive added (also the default)
"normal" - only words, no hyphens
"hyphen" - only words with hyphens


Game Related:

"$start", ex: "$start -dictionary hyphen"
start has 3 different arguments that will work with it (-dictionary, -minpromptlength, -maxpromptlength)
if you give it no arguments it will start the game with the dictionary as master, the min as 3 and the max as 5 (default values)

"$stop"
This has no arguments, just use it in the channel that a game is running in, and if you have the manage messages permission or you started the game, you will be able to stop it

"$skip"
This has no arguments, just use it in the channel that a game is running in, and if you have the manage messages permission or you started the game, you will be able to skip the current prompt

"$prompt"
This has no arguments, simply use it in the channel a game is running in and it will tell you the dictionary and prompt for the channel


Misc/Utils:

"$check", ex: "$check hello"
This only has 1 argument, but no special versions (like -dictionary, or -minpromptlength)
This will simply check what dictionaries the word give is in
Small Note: If a word is in a dictionary that isnt master, its also in master (kinda redundant to say but)

"$solve", ex: "$solve -d hyphen -a"
This will solve a given prompt, in this example I specify the prompt as "-a" which may be interpreted as a special argument, to fix this you can give the prompt in quotes (ex: $start -d hyphen "-a"), you can also give it a certain dictionary to use with -d, however if you do not include a dictionary it will default to master


Stat Related:

"$stats", ex: "$stats @user"
If you dont specify a user it will default to the person who used the command, this will show all of your stats, including (for now) your total solves, solves today, solves this week, and leaderboard placement. This also shows how much of your solves contribute to the global solves, total solves today, and total solves this week (in a %) ex: Solves: 100 (2.5%)

"$top"
This has no arguments, this will show the global solves, total solves today, and total solves this week, as well as the top 3 people with the most total solves and the % they contribute to the global solves