Open moruzerinho6 opened 4 years ago
Hey, I would like to work on this issue
I am having a doubt here.
The staff will do s!birthday role 1234567891234567
. Alright, so here the role is the role that will be given to the user and this is the user's id 1234567891234567
to whom the role will be given on his/her birthday.
Is this correct?
I am having a doubt here.
The staff will do
s!birthday role 1234567891234567
. Alright, so here the role is the role that will be given to the user and this is the user's id1234567891234567
to whom the role will be given on his/her birthday.Is this correct?
No, the role
is to indicate that the user wants to define an role as the role birthday, in that example 1234567891234567
is the role id, that role will be the one given on a member birthday.
If the "role" argument is not given then a DD/MM argument should be expected to set the user birthday.
Alright, so if any user hits his/her birthday, then he/she would be given that role.
Yep
Okay, Thanks for your better explanation :)
Let members with MANAGE_ROLE define a role for birthday that will be given to the member once it hits brithday.
Members can define their birthday everytime they want, but, the role will only by given once a year.
Example:
Staff does: s!birthday role 1234567891234567 (roleId, maybe accept role name and role mention)
This would set the guild birthday role to the given role id.
Member does: s!birthday 24/09 (time would always need to be DD/MM)
This would define the member birthday date do 24 of September.
If a user defines his date to one that already passed, nothing happens until next year.
If a user defines his date to today and then tomorrow, the role will be given today, and "today tomorrow" of next year.