ModLog Configuration
To start setting up the modlog, use the
modlog
command. Use the reference below if you are confused about anything.Lightning's mod logging supports multiple modlog channels with any number of events.
Now you can customize your server's mod logs any way you want! 🎉
Lightning's modlog currently supports the following events:
Event | Description | Audit Log Integration |
---|---|---|
Warn | Logs when the warn command is used. | Not Applicable |
Kick | Logs when a member is kicked. | ✅ |
Ban | Logs when a member is banned. | ✅ |
Mute | Logs when the mute or timemute command is used. | Not Applicable |
Unmute | Logs when the unmute command is used. | Not Applicable |
Unban | Logs when a user is unbanned. | ✅ |
Member Join | Logs when a member joins a server. | Not Applicable |
Member Leave | Logs when a member leaves a server. | Not Applicable |
Member Role Add | Logs when roles are added to a member | ✅ |
Member Role Remove | Logs when roles are removed from a member | ✅ |
Member Nick Change | Logs when a nickname is added/changed/removed from a member | ✅ |
Lightning includes 4 formats in which you can receive logs.
Minimalistic with Timestamp (default)
Minimalistic without Timestamp
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Emoji
A simple, minimal format.

Example Image
Same as minimalistic except it doesn't include a timestamp.

Example Image
An embedded format aiming to be simple and without useless clutter.

Example Image
A format based on an emoji style of logging.

Example Image
To configure the format, use
.modlog
and follow the prompts.Last modified 4mo ago