ModuleName

This is a template for how to document modules in the wiki

• Provides wiki codes. Just fill in the blanks

<sub>Notes to table:
- This isn’t a module so there are no commands. :)</sub>

• !document module - Nah. Just kidding. No related commands either.

<sub>Notes to table:
- Jabbadijab jab</sub>

• The code for the template is below with more comprehencive values filled in.

====== ModuleName ======

==== Description ====

Description of what the module does


==== Features ====

  * List of features the module provides


===== Commands provided =====

^Command  ^ Keyword  ^Argument(s)   ^Description                          ^Tell      ^Guild     ^Priv      ^
|!command1|          |              |What does this command do?           |Guest     |Member    |Admin     |
|!command1|keyword   |<arg> [optarg]|Command with arguments and keyword   |Guest     |Member    |Admin     |
^Command  ^ Keyword  ^Argument(s)   ^Description                          ^Tell      ^Guild     ^Priv      ^
|!command2|          |              |Other main command for module        |Guest     |Guest     |Guest     |

<sub>
Notes to table:\\
 - Things to observe when reading the table
</sub>


==== Related commands ====

  * **!related command** - How is this command related?


===== Module settings =====

^Setting       ^Default   ^Description                                              ^
|Setting_one   |SomeValue |Now tell me what does this setting do?                   |

<sub>
Notes to table:\\
 - Things to observe when reading the table
</sub>

===== Module colors =====

^Scheme name   ^Default   ^
|name_of_scheme|colorname |


===== Notes =====

  * Notes to the module