Configuration

Configuration is split into 2 files: main config file named config.json and a list of connections named connections.yml.

All Miscord needs to run are Discord (and Messenger) credentials, but there's a bunch of options to customize to make Miscord suit your needs.

{% hint style="info" %} If you haven't created a config file yet, just run Miscord and use the wizard to easily configure it. {% endhint %}

Default location of config file:

• Windows: %appdata%/Miscord/config.json
• Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Miscord/config.json
• Linux: ~/.config/Miscord/config.json
• Other: ~/.miscord/config.json

How to read

• Default values are specified after property name: format = *{username}*: {content}
• Type is specified in italics after property name: Array<String> | String. Union like this means that you can specify or string ("1234"), or array of strings (["1234", "5678"]).

Config

• logLevel = info String
  Levels:

  • silent
  • fatal
  • error
  • warn
  • info
  • debug
  • trace

• api Credentials used for API and dashboard See more here: Dashboard

  • username String
  • password String or
  • key String

• checkUpdates = false Boolean Whether to check updates from GitHub on launch

• timezone String Used for time in the console, on plans and reminders from Messenger. List of timezones: en.wikipedia.org (e.g., Europe/Warsaw or America/New_York)

• ignoredSequences Array<String> I don't even know

• channels

  • error Array<String> | String Channel ID or list of channel IDs for reporting errors. Highly recommended to set up. You can also use your user ID if you want to receive DMs.
  • command Array<String> | String Channel ID or list of channel IDs for receiving commands. Check the list of commands by sending @Miscord help. As above, highly recommended and you can use your user ID. When using user ID, you don't need to ping the bot.

• discord DiscordConfiguration

• messenger MessengerConfiguration