Request:
Please may a feature be added to skip inputted servers and channels? For example if I wanted to skip deletion of messages in my favourite server I would add the argument -skip "https://discord.com/channels/896848632576878238" or -skip "896848632576878238", 896848632576878238 being the ID of the server located in the address bar. Ideally the same argument could be used to only skip specific channels for example if I wanted to skip my PMs to my best friend I would add the argument -skip "https://discord.com/channels/@me/239683589746734632" or -skip "@me/239683589746734632". If I wanted to skip a single channel in a server instead of skipping the whole server I could use the argument -skip "https://discord.com/channels/435695963835744643/746945884567556432" or -skip "435695963835744643/746945884567556432". Another ideality would be the ability to add multiple servers and channels to the same argument, for example if I wanted to skip my favourite server and my PMs to my best friend I would use the command -skip "https://discord.com/channels/896848632576878238" "https://discord.com/channels/@me/239683589746734632" or -skip "896848632576878238" "@me/239683589746734632".
Thanks for making this awesome tool! It saves me a lot of time and I'm a big fan of automation. If this feature request is unable to be fulfilled that is okay, if I was able to do it myself I would however I'm not a programmer.
Conclusion:
[ ] Add the ability to skip an entire server by using the CLI argument -skip "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]" or -skip "[server ID]"
[ ] Add the ability to skip an entire server channel by using the CLI argument -skip "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]/[channel ID]" or -skip "[server ID]/[channel ID]"
[ ] Add the ability to skip entire channel by using the CLI argument -skip "https://discord.com/channels/@me/[channel ID]" or -skip "@me/[channel ID]"
[ ] Add the ability to use all of the above CLI argument values in one argument for example: -skip "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]" "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]/[channel ID]" "https://discord.com/channels/@me/[channel ID]" or -skip "[server ID]" "[server ID]/[channel ID]" "@me/[channel ID]"
Request: Please may a feature be added to skip inputted servers and channels? For example if I wanted to skip deletion of messages in my favourite server I would add the argument
-skip "https://discord.com/channels/896848632576878238"
or-skip "896848632576878238"
,896848632576878238
being the ID of the server located in the address bar. Ideally the same argument could be used to only skip specific channels for example if I wanted to skip my PMs to my best friend I would add the argument-skip "https://discord.com/channels/@me/239683589746734632"
or-skip "@me/239683589746734632"
. If I wanted to skip a single channel in a server instead of skipping the whole server I could use the argument-skip "https://discord.com/channels/435695963835744643/746945884567556432"
or-skip "435695963835744643/746945884567556432"
. Another ideality would be the ability to add multiple servers and channels to the same argument, for example if I wanted to skip my favourite server and my PMs to my best friend I would use the command-skip "https://discord.com/channels/896848632576878238" "https://discord.com/channels/@me/239683589746734632"
or-skip "896848632576878238" "@me/239683589746734632"
.Thanks for making this awesome tool! It saves me a lot of time and I'm a big fan of automation. If this feature request is unable to be fulfilled that is okay, if I was able to do it myself I would however I'm not a programmer.
Conclusion:
-skip "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]"
or-skip "[server ID]"
-skip "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]/[channel ID]"
or-skip "[server ID]/[channel ID]"
-skip "https://discord.com/channels/@me/[channel ID]"
or-skip "@me/[channel ID]"
-skip "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]" "https://discord.com/channels/[server ID]/[channel ID]" "https://discord.com/channels/@me/[channel ID]"
or-skip "[server ID]" "[server ID]/[channel ID]" "@me/[channel ID]"