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Join

The /logs join command allows Zira to send join messages to a specified channel.

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Want to log users leaving your server instead? Check out the leave logging commands.

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Zira will need the Send Messages permission in the channel you want to send messages to.

Setting Up The Join Message System

The /logs join set command is used to enable the join message system and simultaneously set a channel for new join announcements.

Usage

/logs join set <Channel>

Example

/logs join channel example /logs join channel output

Adding New Join Messages

The /logs join add command is used to add new join messages to the list of messages randomly sent when a new user joins.

Text Messages

Plain text message join logs are a great and simple way to have Zira send a message for new members!

Usage

/logs join add text <Your Text Here!>

Example

/logs join channel example

/logs join channel output

Embedded Messages

If you prefer more customisation, you can also use embedded messages by supplying valid JSON code with the following command.

Usage

/logs join add JSON Embed <JSON Code>
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Need help generating your own set of JSON Code? You can use our Embed Builder!

Example

/logs join channel example

/logs join channel output

Placeholders

When creating either text or embedded messages, you can also use any of these placeholders throughout your text for Zira to dynamically customise the message.

PlaceholderDescriptionExample Output
$user$UsernameJakeyPrime
$discriminator$User's Discriminator#0001
$id$User's ID165047934113677312
$mention$A User Ping@Profit
$guild$The Current Server NameTeam Hydra
$membercount$The New Member Count30847

Log Examples

Text Message

join text preview

Embedded Message

join embed preview

Viewing Current Join Messages

The /logs join list command lists all current messages that Zira will randomly send upon a new user joining.

Usage

/logs join list

Example

/logs join list example

The IDs listed are used for the /logs join remove command below.

Deleting Messages From The Join Message Pool

The /logs join remove command is used to remove a message from the list of messages randomly sent when a new user joins.

Usage

/logs join remove <ID> 
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The ID of a join message can be obtained from the /logs join list command above.

Example

/logs join remove example

/logs join remove output

Disabling The Join Message System

The /logs join disable command is used to disable the join message system entirely.

Usage

/logs join disable

Example

/logs join disable example