Modlogs
KirBot offers extensive and highly granular moderation logging capabilities. Modlogs can be configured across an unlimited number of channels, and each channel's log events are independently managed.
Modlog configuration is done via the Web Admin Panel.
Modlog Channels
Channels are considered modlog channels when log events are sent as a result of various actions taken by the user or automatically by the bot. A server can have an unlimited amount of modlog channels.
Events that are logged include, but are not limited to, message edits, message deletes, role manipulations, kicks, bans, and much more.
In order for modlogs to function correctly, KirBot keeps a record of every message that is sent on your server. If you do not want this, do not add this bot to your server or do not give KirBot permission to view the channel.
Event Filtering
Each modlog channel can have its own independent filters. The filter operates in two modes: Whitelist and Blacklist. When events are whitelisted, only those events will be logged in this channel. When events are blacklisted, every event except those blacklisted will be logged in the channel
Example Scenario
A server administrator wants to have two mod log channels: One for general logging, and one for kicks and bans.
The admin would create two channels on discord, log into the panel, and add both of those channels as modlog channels.
When filtering events, they select the following:
- For the general purpose logging channel, they blacklist USER_KICK, USER_BAN, and USER_WARN, leaving the whitelist blank. This ensures all log events except USER_KICK, USER_BAN and USER_WARN are logged to the channel.
- For the infraction logging channel, they whitelist USER_KICK, USER_BAN, and USER_WARN, leaving the blacklist blank. This ensures that only USER_KICK, USER_BAN and USER_WARN are the only events logged.
On the panel, their log channels could look like this:
In this case, #log
is their infraction tracking channel while #le-logs
is their general purpose
modlog channel.