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Overview

Infusion offers extensive configuration options to tailor the bot’s behavior to your server’s specific requirements. This guide covers all available settings and how to configure them.

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Basic configuration

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Access configuration

Use the configuration command to access and modify settings: 
/config
This displays the main configuration menu where you can navigate through different settings categories.

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View current settings

To view your current configuration: 
/config view

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Moderation settings

Configure how Infusion handles moderation actions in your server.

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Moderation log channel

Set a channel where all moderation actions will be logged: 
/config modlog <channel>
Parameters:
  • channel - The channel to use for moderation logs.
Example: 
/config modlog #mod-logs
The moderation log includes:
  • Kicks and bans
  • Timeouts and warnings
  • Message deletions
  • Role changes
  • Channel locks

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Auto-moderation

Enable or disable automatic moderation features: 
/config automod <setting> <value>
Available settings:
  • spam - Detect and prevent spam messages.
  • links - Filter unauthorized links.
  • invites - Block Discord invite links.
  • mentions - Limit mass mentions.
  • caps - Limit excessive capital letters.
  • profanity - Filter inappropriate language.
Example: 
/config automod spam enabled
/config automod invites enabled

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Warning thresholds

Configure automatic actions based on warning counts: 
/config warnings threshold <count> <action>
Parameters:
  • count - Number of warnings to trigger the action.
  • action - Action to take (timeout, kick, ban).
Example: 
/config warnings threshold 3 timeout
/config warnings threshold 5 kick

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Role settings

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Auto-roles

Automatically assign roles to new members when they join: 
/config autorole add <role>
/config autorole remove <role>
/config autorole list
Example: 
/config autorole add @Member

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Moderator roles

Define which roles have access to moderation commands: 
/config modrole add <role>
/config modrole remove <role>
/config modrole list
Example: 
/config modrole add @Moderator
/config modrole add @Admin

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Welcome and goodbye messages

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Welcome messages

Set up welcome messages for new members: 
/config welcome channel <channel>
/config welcome message <message>
/config welcome enable
/config welcome disable
Parameters:
  • channel - Channel to send welcome messages in.
  • message - Custom welcome message (supports variables).
Available variables:
  • {user} - Mentions the user.
  • {username} - User’s username.
  • {server} - Server name.
  • {membercount} - Total member count.
Example: 
/config welcome channel #welcome
/config welcome message Welcome {user} to {server}! You are member #{membercount}
/config welcome enable

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Goodbye messages

Set up goodbye messages for members who leave: 
/config goodbye channel <channel>
/config goodbye message <message>
/config goodbye enable
/config goodbye disable
Example: 
/config goodbye channel #goodbye
/config goodbye message {username} has left the server. We'll miss you!
/config goodbye enable

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Logging settings

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Event logging

Configure which events to log and where: 
/config logging <event> <channel>
Available events:
  • messages - Message edits and deletions.
  • members - Member joins, leaves, and updates.
  • roles - Role changes.
  • channels - Channel creation, deletion, and updates.
  • server - Server settings changes.
  • voice - Voice channel activity.
Example: 
/config logging messages #message-logs
/config logging members #member-logs

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Disable logging

To disable logging for a specific event: 
/config logging <event> disable

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Prefix settings

While Infusion primarily uses slash commands, you can configure a text prefix for legacy commands: 
/config prefix <prefix>
Example: 
/config prefix !

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Language settings

Set the language for bot responses: 
/config language <language>
Available languages:
  • English (en)
  • Spanish (es)
  • French (fr)
  • German (de)
  • Portuguese (pt)
Example: 
/config language en

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Reset configuration

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Reset specific settings

Reset a specific configuration category to defaults: 
/config reset <category>
Categories:
  • moderation
  • logging
  • welcome
  • autoroles

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Reset all settings

Reset all configuration to default values: 
/config reset all
This will reset all your server’s configuration. This action cannot be undone.

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Export and import

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Export configuration

Export your current configuration to a file: 
/config export
This creates a JSON file with all your settings that you can save as a backup.

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Import configuration

Import a previously exported configuration: 
/config import <file>
Parameters:
  • file - The configuration file to import.
Regularly export your configuration as a backup, especially before making major changes.

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Best practices

  1. Set up logging first - Configure your log channels before enabling other features.
  2. Test auto-moderation - Start with lenient settings and adjust based on your server’s needs.
  3. Define moderator roles - Clearly establish which roles can use moderation commands.
  4. Backup your config - Export your configuration regularly.
  5. Review settings periodically - Adjust settings as your server grows and changes.