Use a slash command to add slowmode to any channel. Make sure to register your "slowmode" command on Autocode's Slash Command Builder with a required integer option. The slowmode will be in seconds, so if you do /slowmode 1000 the slowmode will be of 1000 seconds. Special thanks to @jacoblee for the original snippet that I repurposed, and to @kangabru for helping me to create this command. Ping @Zeno in the Autocode Discord for support. Hope you enjoy!
const lib = require('lib')({token: process.env.STDLIB_SECRET_TOKEN});
let isMANAGE_CHANNELS =
(context.params.event.member.permissions & (1 << 4)) === 1 << 4;
if (isMANAGE_CHANNELS) {
let rateLimit = context.params.event.data.options[0].value;
await lib.discord.channels['@0.1.1'].update({
channel_id: context.params.event.channel_id,
rate_limit_per_user: parseInt(rateLimit) || 0,
});
await lib.discord.channels['@0.1.1'].messages.create({
channel_id: `${context.params.event.channel_id}`,
content: `**<@!${context.params.event.member.user.id}> - changed this channel's rate limit to ${rateLimit} seconds!**`,
});
} else {
await lib.discord.channels['@0.1.1'].messages.create({
channel_id: `${context.params.event.channel_id}`,
content: `**<@!${context.params.event.member.user.id}> - you need the MANAGE_CHANNELS permission to use this command**`,
});
}
