JSON Format

All Sunny data for your guild is stored in JSON format.

json

{
    "indexes": [ // The list of indexes
        { // An index.
            "name": "Server", // The name of the index.
            "channels": [ // The channels linked to this index.
                1008590675106873484
            ],
            "answers": [ // The answers for this index.
                {
                    "title": "Joining the Staff Team", // Must be unique.
                    "content": "We aren't looking for new staff members right now. We open applications from time to time, so keep an eye on the announcements channel.",
                    "url": "https://docs.woftnw.org/books/admin-handbook/chapter/staff-positions", // Optional.
                    "query": [
                        "How do I become staff?",
                        "Can I be a mod?",
                        "When are helper applications?",
                        "Can I have admin?",
                        "I want to join the staff.",
                        "Are staff apps open?"
                    ],
                    "minimumConfidence": 0.5

                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "noCorrectionPhrases": [ // Words and phrases to not autocorrect.
        "server ip"
    ]
}

The file represents a list of indexes. Each index contains a name, a list of linked channels, and a list of answers.

You can export your guild data as JSON.

/data export

Sunny will give you a JSON file containing all your guild data.

You can also import your own JSON file if you don't want to use the commands.

/data import file:import.json

The name of the file doesn't matter as long as it ends in .json. Sunny will check that your file is valid and confirm that you want to overwrite your existing data.

DANGER

Importing JSON data will completely erase and overwrite your existing settings.

JSON Format ​

JSON Format