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Before diving further, you might be asking the following...

Argument Types

What are Argument Types?

Argument types define the kind of input a command accepts. These can include values like String, Number, User, etc. Understanding these types will help you use Kiko San commands effectively.

Examples of Argument Types

{% hint style="info" %} For example, a Number field will interpret the input as a number and throw an error if the value provided is not numeric. {% endhint %}

  1. String:

    • Accepts any value, acting as a placeholder for Any.
    • Example: this is a guide.

  2. Number:

    • Accepts only numeric values.
    • Supports integers, decimals, and scientific notation (e.g., 10, 2.5, 1e2).
    • Note: Values beyond ±2^63 may lose precision, causing unexpected outcomes.

  3. Boolean:

    • Only allows true or false as input.

  4. Channel:

    • Requires a valid channel input.
    • Example: #<channel-name> or <channel-ID>.

  5. User:

    • Requires a valid user input.
    • Accepts username, user ID, or mentions.

  6. Role:

    • Requires a valid role input.
    • Example: @<role> or <role-ID>.

  7. Time:

    • Accepts either a numeric value (in milliseconds) or a string that can be parsed into time.
    • Examples: 10m, 3h30m, 1d2h10s.