Celendi Docs

Welcome to the official documentation of Celendi

What is Celendi you say? Celendi is a multipurpose discord bot designed to be the only bot you need in your server, with easy to use and well designed commands for you and your friends to enjoy, regular updates and new features added to the bot every month, active support via our support server, and most of all, we offer a lot of features for a low low price of free!

Team Celendi is the team of friends that own Celendi, which consists of @Zyztem, @Jqstln & @Iliannnn, who worked hard to bring the best experience that you can with Celendi, by supporting users who need help, fixing bugs, coding various parts of Celendi (such as these docs 😊), taking user suggestions for new commands, or just hanging out with users and each other. We want Celendi to be the best possible bot for your needs.

How do I get around the Docs?

Each category of commands has their own page which can be found in the navigation bar, You can also search for spicific commands using the search function built into the Docs.

Understanding how Celendi’s commands work

You may be asking yourself how our commands work, and why our example commands in our various categories have < & > and [ & ] in them, those are what we like to call arguments, and this is how they work.

Optional: [foo] means that this argument can be ignored (this is usually for clearing settings or for using yourself/the current channel).
Required: <foo> means that you must use this argument for the command to work.
Many: <foos…> or [foos…] means that you can specify more than one. The reason argument in the ban command is an example of an argument that uses this.
Options: [foo|bar] or <foo|bar> means that you have different possibilities and you need to choose what one you will use based on what you want to do
Mentions: When there is a @ or # before the argument it means that you need to specify the argument as a mention. @ means that you need to specify a user mention and # as a channel mention.

Additionally, the bot uses what are called converters which makes specifying roles, members, channels etc easy and fool-proof. When asked to specify a member, you can provide it as mention (pinging the person) or as ID. This principle works for every single command where applicable.

Getting help

You need help with something in Celendi? Found a bug that you would like to report? This is the section for you!

Checkout FAQ, Troubleshooting & Known Issues

There are various places to get in touch with us,
Such as our Discord Server, where our support team awaits to support you with anything you need help with in Celendi, and where you can also report Bugs, suggest new commands you would like to see, and hangout with us! We also help with donation issues here, if our donation platform Ko-Fi isnt working right for you, we would appreciate it if you joined the Support Server and informed us so we can get it fixed for you!