Reminder command and how to restrict it

Echo has a pretty unique reminder command even though it is still (EARLY BETA)

First of all let me show you how to restrict the command so only Bot Commanders can use it.

To deny everyone from using the reminder system type --denyreminder Later if you want to enable you can type --allowreminder

Basic Reminders
The format of the command is time than message. Below is an accepted format of time --remind 15s Hello {user}

--remind 20m Hello {user}

--remind 1h Hello {user} Using s for seconds m for minutes and h for hours. Now you see {user} this is where Echo's reminder system get's a little more unique {user} will mention the person who sets the reminder. There are more keys we can use. look below!

A.R.S Keys Available to --remind command
{pm} - pms the reminder {redirect:CHANNELID} - redirects to another channel {user} - mentions you {role:Role Name} - Mentions role {everyone} - mentions everyone

Alright let's give you some examples of how to use the above. Let's say you want a reminder to pm you after 35 minutes you type --remind 35m {pm} Hey {user} Your reminder is here!. Want to secretly send a message from one channel to another? this is possible using the {redirect} key as shown above. type: --remind 35m {redirect:CHANNELID}Your message here! As told above {user} will mention the user who issued the reminder.

Want to mention a role? --remind 35m {role:Members}Hey Members check your inbox!! this example will mention the role Members if enabled in your server. you can also mention everyone using {everyone}

I set these keys up to prevent ppl needing to mention a role or everyone in order to set the reminder. this way it can be done silently and remind the role when intended.

More keys will be coming soon. make sure to keep checking back!