Utility Unit @ Brave Bot

Filled with gadgets, and tools that users may want in a server. We strive to give both users and moderators power.

Highlighted Features:

1. Discord Information Commands.
2. Message Archive System.
3. /help
4. Mathematical Calculator
5. Real Time Crypto Data

Discord Information Commands:

Need to get the user-id? We got you! Use Brave Bot's Information Commands. Powered to give you the information you need. 😉

/server-info | Discord Server Information

Here is a list of data given with /server-info:

• Name.
• Server ID.
• Server Owner. (Owner is mentioned)
• Moderation Level.
• Boosts. (Number of Boosts)
• Pro. (A tick represents the Server has Server Pro. A cross represents the server does not have Server Pro)
• Boost Level.
• Emoji Count.
• NSFW Level. (A tick represents its a SFW Server. Cross represents its a NSFW Server)
• Member Count.
• Channel Count.
• Server Category Count.
• VC Channel Count.
• System Channel. (Channel Count)
• Server Created.
• Role Count.

/whois | Discord User Information

Here is a list of data given with /whois:

• Username.
• User ID.
• Nickname.
• Online. (Represented in text: DND, Idle or Online represents Online. Offline represents user is offline)
• Timeout. (A tick represents the user is timed-out. Cross represents the user is not timed-out)
• Activity. (Shows the user's activity)
• Bot. (A tick represents the user is a bot. Cross represents the user is not a bot)
• Topia Profile Suspension. (A tick represents the user is on the topia suspension list. Cross represents the user is not on the suspension list)
• Brave Bot Pro User. (Tick represents the user has a Brave Bot Pro Membership. Cross represents the user does not have.)
• Top Role.
• Joined.
• Colour.
• Invites. (User Invite Count)
• Avatar. (Display in thumbnail is well)
• User Creation Date.
• Role Count.
• Roles. (Mentions every role the user has in the server)

/channel-info | Discord Channel Information

Here is a list of data given with /channel-info:

• Name. (Via mentioning the channel)
• Channel Topic.
• NSFW Level. (Tick represents its a NSFW Channel. Cross represents its not a NSFW Channel)
• Channel ID.
• Channel Hoist. (Position Number)
• Slowmode (Tick Emoji represents its enabled. Cross represents its disabled for the channel)
• Category. (The category's name if the channel is under a category)
• Created. (Showed in how long ago it was created)
• Synced. (Tick Emoji represents the channel is synced with category. Cross represents its not synced)
• Jump URl.
• Hash.

/role-info | Server Role Information

Here is a list of data given with /role-info:

• Role Name.
• Role ID.
• Guild. (Server) (Given with Guild ID)
• Role Position.
• Creation Date.
• Role Colour.
• Member Count.
• Mentionable. (A tick represents the role can be mentioned. Cross represents the role can not be mentioned)
• Managed. (A tick represents the role is managed. Cross represents its not managed)
• Hash.

/vc-info | Voice Channel Information

Here is a list of data given with /vc-info:

• VC Mention.
• VC Name.
• VC ID.
• VC Link / Jump URL.
• Location. (Category. Given with the Category's Name and ID)
• Guild. (Server. Given with the Servers's Name and ID)
• Bitrate.
• User Limit.
• Created. (Showed in how long ago it was created)
• Permissions Synced. (A tick represents the channel is synced with category. Cross represents its not synced)
• NSFW. (A tick represents its a NSFW Channel. Cross represents its not a NSFW Channel)
• Hash.

Message Archive System:

Brave Bot's Message Archive system is designed so you can keep the messages you value safely in the DMs between you and Brave Bot.

Archivable Content:

1. Message Content (GIFs included)
2. Message Polls
3. Message Reactions
   • The reaction count for each reaction is also archived.
4. Attachments
5. Stickers
6. Embeds

Warning

Brave Bot's message archive system does not support archiving voice messages at this time.

Privacy:

Brave Bot does allow you to archive messages that are not authored by you. However for privacy reasons we do ask that you respect people's requests/wishes. For this feature to work you must allow Bots/Apps to DM/PM you.

Note

When archiving Attachments, the attachment is never stored on our servers. Instead we use the Attachment URL property.

/help: Brave Bot's Advance Help System:

/help is built in with a variety of features. These features are made so you are able to get the best support while using Brave Bot.

/help Feature List:

1. Bot Statistics (Help-Extra Feature)
2. Topia Insights (Help-Extra Feature)
3. Pro DevBlogs (Help-Extra Feature)
4. Application System (Help-Extra Feature)
5. Feedback & Review System (Help-Extra Feature)
6. Commands List
7. Unit Information Pages
8. Pro Information Page

Note

Please do not submit feature requests or bug reports through our Feedback & Review System.

Note

The application system only works in our support server (linked in the footer).

Info

Help Extra features are hidden (in plain sight, of course).

How to access Help Extra features:

When running /help there is an optional select argument. You should see the following options:

1. Dev Guide
2. Overrides
3. Pro DevBlog
4. Rules
5. Topia Insights
6. Bot Statistics
7. Submit Feedback
8. Join the Team

Note

1. The "Join the Team" option is our application system.
2. The "Submit Feedback" option is our feedback & review system.

Note

The Pro DevBlog option is only available to users with a Pro User Membership.

/help's Information Features:

With /help there are a number of information features that you can access.

1. Commands List
   • To view Brave Bot's commands list run /help with arguments selected. Then use the select menu and select the "Commands" option.
2. Topia Insights (Help-Extra Feature)
   • To see the Topia Insights run /help with the optional "Topia Insights" argument selected.
3. Overrides (Help-Extra Feature)
   • To view the Overrides page, run /help with the optional "Overrides" argument selected.
4. Bot Statistics (Help-Extra Feature)
   • To view the Bot's statistics, run /help with the optional "Bot Statistics" argument selected.

With the "Overrides" help-extra you can view all of Brave Bot's overrides and whether they are enabled or disabled.

With the "Bot Statistics" feature you can see the following pieces of Bot data:

1. Ping Stats:
   1. Ping (Bot's ping)
   2. Uptime
   3. Bot Status
2. About Me (Information about the Bot):
   1. Bot Age.
   2. Bot Creation Date.
   3. Servers (Total amount of servers the bot is in)
   4. Users (Total amount server members the bot can see).
   5. Pro Users (Total amount of Brave Bot Pro Users)
   6. None Pro Users (Total amount of Users without Brave Bot Pro)
   7. Fork of Brave Bot (Displays whether the bot is the official Brave Bot)
3. Server (Information about the server Brave Bot is hosted on):
   1. OS
   2. Hostname
   3. Kernel
   4. CPU
   5. CPU Usage (shown as a percent)
   6. RAM Usage (shown as a percent)
4. Version (Versions Brave Bot uses):
   1. Version (Bot Version)
   2. Dev Version ID (Bot's Version ID, for developers)
   3. Experimental Version ID (Bot's Experimental Version ID, for developers)
   4. Framework Version
   5. AioSqlite Version (Database Engine Version)
   6. Python Version
5. Framework (Information about the Framework Brave Bot uses):
   1. Framework Name & Link
   2. Framework Channel
   3. Framework Version
6. Topia (Not shown if Topia is disabled):
   1. Richest User & Balance
   2. Amount of coins in circulation

Mathematical Calculator Guide:

Brave Bot is also equipped with /calculator. Using the sympy library we allow users to calculate away... (haha).

Basically like typing in a maths question in Google. The operators however are listed below:

1. To multiply you need to use: *
2. To divide you need to use: /
3. To add you need to use: +
4. To minus you need to use -
5. To add a power use **
6. To get the factors of a number do: factors()
7. To cube a number do: cube()
8. To square a number do: square()
9. For Trigonometry do either:
   1. sin()
   2. cos()
   3. tan()
10. To get the factorial of a number do: factorial()
11. To calculate the natural logarithm (base‑e) use: log()
12. To calculate the exponential function use: exp()
13. To calculate the amount of coins needed to reach a certain Topia level use: levelcoins()
14. To expand an expression use: expand()
15. To solve a inequality or expression use solve()
16. To integrate an expression do integrate()
17. To factor an expression do factor()
18. To find out if a number is a prime number do isprime()
19. To get an absolute value do abs()
20. To round a number down to the nearest whole number do floor()
21. To round a number up to the nearest whole number do ceil()
22. To get a number of combinations do ncr()
23. To get the greatest common dominator do gcd()
24. To get the lowest common multiplier do lcm()

We also have the following constants:

1. pi (π)
2. e (Euler’s Number)
3. inf (Infinity)

Note

Operators that have brackets require you to input a value inside the brackets not after.

Info

The levelcoins() operator is an experimental feature. It was released in V1.18. It's calculations may be off by 1 coin.

Info

Only "x", "y" and "z" are support symbols for algebraic questions.

Warning

In V1.18 support was removed for multiplication via the letter "x" and to get the power of a value via the symbol ^.

Note

There are hard limits in place to avoid abuse. This includes a 200 character limit on any expression.

Crypto Value in Real Time:

With /crypto we allow users to see the real-time value of certain cryptocurrencies.

List of cryptocurrencies we currently show real-time value for via /crypto:

1. Litecoin
2. Bitcoin
3. Ethereum
4. Solana
5. XRP
6. Binance Coin
7. ChainLink
8. Ripple
9. Monero

Info

More Cryptocurrencies will be added in the future. Subject to API availability and weather we believe it passes our Crypto Standards.

Other Cool Utility Commands:

1. /define - Uses the Urban Dictionary Website API. You can contribute to the definitions given by going to their website. Click Here
2. /text-edit - Edit a piece of tex into Morse? Yeah fancy! You can also edit/translate text into: Zalgo or Morse. You can also reverse text.
3. /snipe - Catch a recently deleted message.
4. /search - Search the internet faster than enough on Discord. You can use any of the following search engines: You.com, Bing, Brave Search or DuckDuckGo.
5. /password - Generate a private, secure and unique password.

/text-edit allows you to do the following Text edits:

1. Zalgo
2. Reverse
3. Morse Code
4. Encrypt
5. Decrypt
6. NATO Text
7. Text > Binary
8. Binary > Text

Bug

/define tends to return definitions that are not very accurate.

Note

/snipe will store the most recently deleted message for only 60 seconds.