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Introduction

jar’s jail system can be customized to your liking, allowing custom DMs and messages for the bad actor.

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Setting up a jail

To create a jail, you can start by running the jail setup command. This will create a jail role, a jail channel & a jail log channel.
After the setup is complete, you should see 2 channels created: #jar-jail and #jail-logs.
  • #jar-jail is what the bad actors will only see, restricting them from seeing any other channels.
  • #jail-logs is where the actions taken against the bad actor will be logged.

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Customizing the jail

You can change the following settings for the jail.
You can use jail specific variables for both jail message types. Check them out here.
It is not recommended to change the jail channel, as the provided channel has the correct permissions set up for the jail role.
The channel where the jail message will be sent, along with what the bad actor will see.
jail channel <channel>
The message that the bad actor will receive when they are jailed.
Leave the message blank to make jar send its default message.
jail dm [message]
The channel where the jail actions are recorded.
jail logs <channel>
The message that will be sent in the jail channel.
Leave the message blank to make jar send its default message.
jail message [message]
The action you want jar to take when dealing with roles. If set to On, jar will remove all roles from the bad actor when they are jailed.
jail strip <On/Off>

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Resetting the jail

To reset the jail, you can run the jail reset command. jar will ask you to confirm the reset, followed by a confirmation message.
Pressing Yes will reset the jail, and you will see this confirmation message.
Pressing No will cancel the reset, and you will see this message.