Info¶
The Info module provides commands to view detailed information about Discord objects including users, members, channels, roles, servers, and more. These commands help you understand server structure and member details.
By offering comprehensive information display commands, this module allows users to see detailed data about various Discord entities. Whether you need to check user details, server information, or channel settings, these commands provide all the information you need in organized embeds.
Command Groups¶
This module includes the following command groups:
Info¶
The /info command group provides subcommands for viewing detailed information about specific Discord entity types.
Available Subcommands:
info server- Server/guild informationinfo user/info member- User and member informationinfo emoji- Emoji informationinfo role- Role informationinfo channel- Channel and thread informationinfo invite- Invite information
Commands¶
| Command | Aliases | Description | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
/info |
i |
Get information about Discord objects (command group) | Details |
/avatar |
— | View user avatars | Details |
/membercount |
mc, members |
View server member statistics | Details |
Common Use Cases¶
Viewing User Information¶
Get detailed information about server members or users, including IDs, join dates, and account age.
Steps:
- Use the
/info useror/info membercommand followed by a user mention or ID. - Review the rich embed containing user and server-specific details.
Example:
/info user @user
/info member 123456789012345678
$info user @User#1234
Viewing Avatars¶
Check user avatar images and details in a high-quality format.
Steps:
- Use the
/avatarcommand and specify a member. - The bot will return the user's global and server-specific avatars.
Example:
/avatar member:@user
Viewing Server Statistics¶
Get a quick breakdown of your server's population, including humans and bots.
Steps:
- Use the
/membercountcommand. - View the total member count along with the specific counts for human users and automated bots.
Example:
/membercount
Permissions¶
Bot Permissions¶
Tux requires the following permissions for this module:
- Send Messages - Required for command responses
- Embed Links - Required for information embeds
- Read Message History - Required for some context-aware information lookup
User Permissions¶
Info commands are available to all users by default.
Permission System
Tux uses a dynamic permission system. Configure command permissions via /config commands or see the Permission Configuration guide.