> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://allinone-discord-bot.gitbook.io/allinone-discord-bot-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://allinone-discord-bot.gitbook.io/allinone-discord-bot-docs/all-commands.md).

# All Commands

Here is a list of current commands. AllinOne uses the current prefix's / & .

### /commands

`/setup`\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description**: Opens up the setup menu to configure all the bots settings\
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You can always go back to re-configure your settings using the `/setup` command again and going back to the feature you want to change\
From `/setup` you can also see what you have configured within your discord server\
\
`/commands`\
**Permission Required**: None\
**Description**: Shows a list of commands you can use within AllinOne

`/aioreport`\
**Permission Required**: None\
**Description**: Report bugs & suggestions with the bot

`/giveaway`\
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Start giveaways within your Discord server\
\
`/endgiveaway` \
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Ending giveaways within your Discord server\
\
`/livestream` \
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Shows current livestreams that are enabled on your server\
\
`/livestreamadd`\
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Add a twitch/kick livestream notification\
\
`/livestreamrem`  \<id>\
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Removes a livestream from the notifier&#x20;

`/lolrandomizer`\
**Permission Required**:None\
**Description**: A fun command to randomize different League of Legends builds + characters. You can also select up to 5 users and generate their builds and roles!\
\
`/backup`\
**Permission Required**:Administrator\
**Description**: Backup your server with this command.&#x20;

`/restore` \<id>\
**Permission Required**:Administrator\
**Description**: Restore one of five backups\
\
`/viewbackups` \
**Permission Required**:Administrator\
**Description**: View your server backups \
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`/wordle` \
**Permission Required**: None\
**Description**: Play the daily wordle game\
\
`/embedmake`\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description**: Make an embed in a channel\
\
`/editembed` \<message id>\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description**: Edit a current embed

`/xpleaderboard`\
**Permission Required**: None\
**Description:** Display the top 10 user's with the most xp\
\
`/arcraiders`\
**Permission Required**: None\
**Description:** Displays the current ARC Raiders events

### . Commands

`.av` or `.avatar`\
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: everyone)\
**Description**: View a users avatar in high resolution (with a downloadable link)\
\
`.xp` or `.xp@user`\
**Permission Required**: None\
**Description: Display your xp or another users xp**

`.sticky`\
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: View all sticky's in a channel

`.stickyadd` \
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Create a sticky message

`.stickyedit` \<id> <sup><sub>\*when editing sticky messages remove the \<id> for the id example:<sub></sup> <sup><sub> </sup><sup><sub>`.stickyedit`<sub></sup> <sup><sub> </sup><sup><sub>123456<sub></sup>\
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Edit a current sticky message in your server

`.stickyrem` \<id> - <sup><sub>\*when removing a sticky messages remove the \<id> for the id example:<sub></sup> <sup><sub> </sup><sup><sub>`.stickyrem`<sub></sup> <sup><sub> </sup><sup><sub>123456<sub></sup>\
**Permission Required**: Configured by an admin (default use: Administrator)\
**Description**: Remove a sticky from your desired channel\
\
`.par` @role\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Purge all users from a role** \
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`.pur` @user\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Purge roles from a single user**\
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`.ban` @user \<duration> \<reason>\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Ban a user from your Discord**\ <sub>**\*duration can be 1m (1 minute), 1d (1 day), 1m (1 month), 1y (1 year)**</sub>\
\
`.timeout` @user \<duration> \<reason>\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Timeout a user from your Discord**\
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`.pm` **or** `.purge` 1-100\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Purge message from a specific channel**\
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`.sr` **@**&#x75;ser @roles\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Give roles to a user** \
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`.ir` or `.inrole` @role\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Displays users in a role**\
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`.rradd` \<message id> \<roleid> \<emoji or emojiid>\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Add a reaction role to a message**\
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`.rrdel` \<message id> \<emoji or emojiid>\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Remove a reaction role to a message**

`.timeout`@user \<duration> \<reason>\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Timeout a user**\
\
`.ban`@user \<duration> \<reason>\
**Permission Required**: Administrator\
**Description: Ban a user**

### Ticket Commands

**Permission Required:** Administrator\
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`/ticket` add {user} - Add a user to the ticket (must use in the ticket channel)\
`/ticket` blacklist {user} - Blacklists a user \
`/ticket` unblacklist {user} - Un-blacklist a user\
`/ticket` claim - Claims the current ticket\
`/ticket` unclaim - Un-claims current ticket\
`/ticket` close - Close the current ticket\
`/ticket` priority {level} - Low, Medium, High, Urgent\
`/ticket` remove {user} - Remove a user from the ticket\
`/ticket` rename - Rename the ticket\
`/ticket`transfer {staff user} - Tranfer ticket to another staff member

### How to change command permissions:

&#x20;If you would like to change which roles/user can use which commands follow these steps

1. Head to your Discord server and select the server AllinOne is in.
2. Right Click the server name at the topand select "Server Settings"&#x20;
3. Scroll down to "Apps" > Integrations&#x20;
4. Under "Bots and Apps" Find AllinOne and click "Manage"
5. Find the "Commands" Box. Search for the commands you would like to change, and you're done!<br>

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From here you can edit which roles / members can manage the "ticket" command


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