Backups are used to save or duplicate your server. Backups are linked to the user that created it, but not limited to a server. That means you can use backups to move, or duplicate a server.
Backups can contain channels, roles, server settings and even messages, bans, nicknames and role assignments if you have premium.
Create a backup of your discord. After the bot created the backup, it will tell you the backup id. You can find a list of your previously created backups with /backup list.
By default Xenon does not save messages, nicknames or role assignments. This is only possible with Xenon Premium.
/backup create [message_count]
The count of messages to save per channel. Default is the max amount for your tier.
Only available for premium users!
max: 0 / 25 / 100 / 250 default: 0 / 25 / 100 / 250 optional
Load a backup. You obviously need to create backup before you can use this command.
You can find a list of your backups with /backup list.
Loading a backup replaces all channels and roles in the discord. It does not kick the members.
/backup load <backup_id> [message_count] [options]
The id of the backup you want to load.
You can get a list of your backups using /backup list.
required
The count of messages to load per channel. Default is the max amount for your tier.
Only available for premium users!
max: 0 / 25 / 100 / 250 default: 0 / 25 / 100 / 250 optional
A list of arguments, separated by a space. Putting a ! in front of the argument disables the option.
Only settings, roles and channels work for non-premium users.
* enables all
!* disables all
Valid Arguments: settings members channels delete-channels roles delete-roles bans invite pins
Example: /backup load backup_id: 434ATZPVLA options: !* delete-roles roles will only load roles
Example: /backup load backup_id: 434ATZPVLA options: !delete-roles !channels will load everything but not delete existing channels and roles
optional default: delete-channels channels delete-roles roles settings
You obviously need to create backup before you can use this command.
You can get a list of your backups using /backup list.
Deleting a backup is irreversible! Be careful with this command.
/backup delete <backup_id>
The id of the backup you want to delete.
You can get a list of your backups using /backup list.
required
The bot can create a backup of your server in a certain interval. It overrides the old one every time it creates a new one. Different premium tiers can keep more than 1 interval backup per server.
To find your interval backups you can use /backup list. Look for the clock emoji next to the backup id.
/backup interval on <interval> [message_count]
The time between every backup.
Premium users can have this as low as 4h but free users have a minimum of 24 hours.
The count of messages to save per channel. Default is the max amount for your tier.
Only available for premium users!
max: 0 / 25 / 100 / 250 default: 0 / 25 / 100 / 250 optional