Closed ghost closed 8 years ago
Oh, it's in there under !aliaslist
. To find out what an alias does, simply use !alias show <alias_name>
.
I'll make the change to go from !aliaslist
to !alias list
for clarity's sake.
Aha! Thanks @tekulvw. :heart: It doesn't show what they're an alias for, but all aliases should be self-explanatory anyway. :P
showing the actual alias within the list would be spam hell.
which is why !customcommands
also doesn't do that
!alias show <alias_name>
for aliases that aren't self explanatory ;)
Hey, just like being able to see a list of custom commands, it would be awesome if you could view a list of aliases and what each one is an alias for.