Commands

/search

With this command, you can search for YouTube channels, view their statistics, and select one to use with your statistics panel.

• Purpose: Quickly find YouTube channels without needing to manually input a Channel ID.
• How to use: Type /search in Discord followed by the name of the channel you want to find.

Example:

/search channel-name:PewDiePie

After running the command, a list of matching channels will appear. Simply click the Select button to confirm your choice for the panel.

/set-channel

Use this command to manually set a YouTube channel for your statistics panel by entering the channel's unique ID.

• Purpose: Allows precise selection by directly specifying the channel’s ID.
• How to use: Type /set-channel followed by the channel ID.

Example:

/set-channel channel-id:UC-lHJZR3Gqxm24_Vd_AJ5Yw

Tip: If you’re unsure of the channel ID, use the /search command to find it.

/panel

This command is your primary tool for managing the statistics panel. You can:

• Set the statistics panel for the selected channel.
• Remove the panel if you no longer need it.
• Change the format of the subscriber count display (e.g., 1K vs. 1,000).

How to use: Type /panel followed by an argument.

• Arguments:
• Set – Create the panel with default counters (Subscribers, Views, Videos).
• Delete – Delete the existing panel.
• Format – Toggle the format between short (e.g., 1K) and detailed (e.g., 1,000).

Example:

/panel --> Set button

Using this command will create a new category with counters for Subscriber Count, Total Views, and Video Count.

/customize

This command allows you to personalize the text of your counters, making them unique for your server.

• Purpose: Add a personal touch by replacing default counter labels with custom text.
• How to use: Type /customize followed by the options you want to customize.

Options:

• subs: Customize the subscriber count label.
• views: Customize the total views label.
• videos: Customize the total video count label.

Example:

/customize subs:My Subs [subs] views:Views: [views] videos:Uploaded [videos]

Tip: Use placeholders like [subs], [views], and [videos] to ensure the bot updates the values dynamically.

/lang

Change the bot’s language for your server to better suit your audience. Currently supported languages include:

• English (Default)
• Turkish
• Azerbaijani

How to use: Type /lang followed by the language code you want to set.

Example:

/lang select:AZ

Tip: Use the code en for English, tr for Turkish, and az for Azerbaijani.