# Auto-Mod

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The variables such as `<>`, `{}` are supposed to be ignored while running a command. The variable `<>` means that the argument is required.
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### Quick Start

1. Set up the Auto-mod by running `v-automod enable` with this you can enable the module all over the server.
2. If you want to ignore some channels you can run `v-ignoreautomod` to ignore the module for the current channel or you can just run `v-ignoreautomod <#Channel>` if you want to ignore it for a separate channel.
3. Now if you have a role named `Muted` then delete that role from your server and if someone tries to spam it will create a the MuteRole which will disable `SEND_MESSAGES` permission for all the channels. If the role is already created with the proper permissions then no worries.

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Tip: You can use the `v-muterole create` command and the bot will do the rest!
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### Auto-Mod Commands

The commands below will be having different categories but it will only be working for the `Auto-Mod` module.

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| Command         | Usage                                           |
| --------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| automod enable  | v-automod enable                                |
| automod disable | v-automod disable                               |
| automodconfig   | v-automodconfig                                 |
| ignoreautomod   | v-ignoreautomod \|\| v-ignoreautomod <#Channel> |
