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Using the Dictionary Command

The /dictionary command allows you to create, manage, and assign custom dictionaries to different sources. This gives you powerful control over the content you see.

Getting Started​

To get started with dictionaries, use the following subcommands:

  • /dictionary create
  • /dictionary view
  • /dictionary edit
  • /dictionary delete

The Dictionary Interface​

The dictionary system is managed through a series of commands and interactive modals.

Creating a Dictionary​

To create a new dictionary, use the /dictionary create command.

Usage: /dictionary create <name> <description>

  • name: The name of your dictionary.
  • description (optional): A brief description of your dictionary.

Create Dictionary

Viewing Your Dictionaries​

To view your created dictionaries, use the /dictionary view command.

Usage: /dictionary view <id>

  • id: The ID of the dictionary you want to view.

This will show you the dictionary's information, including its words and assignments.

Editing a Dictionary​

To edit a dictionary, use the /dictionary edit command. This will open an interactive menu.

Usage: /dictionary edit <id>

  • id: The ID of the dictionary you want to edit.

Edit Dictionary

In the edit menu, you can:

  • Edit Info: Change the dictionary's name and description.
  • Edit Words: Add or remove words from the dictionary.
  • Toggle Public: Make your dictionary public for others to use.

Deleting a Dictionary​

To delete a dictionary, use the /dictionary delete command.

Usage: /dictionary delete <id>

  • id: The ID of the dictionary you want to delete.

Assigning Dictionaries to Sources​

To assign a dictionary to a source, you'll use the /settings command.

Assigning a Dictionary​

Usage: /settings assign <source> <dictionary>

  • source: The source you want to assign the dictionary to.
  • dictionary: The ID of the dictionary you want to assign.

Unassigning a Dictionary​

Usage: /settings unassign <source>

  • source: The source you want to unassign the dictionary from.

Using the Default Dictionary​

Usage: /settings assigndefault <source>

  • source: The source you want to revert to the default dictionary.
Reset All Settings

You can use /settings reset to reset every setting to default, including all dictionary configurations and assignments. This is useful if you want to start fresh with all your customizations.

Tips​

  • Use dictionaries to customize the content you receive from sources like reddit, google, and 4chan.
  • Public dictionaries can be used by other users.
  • You can view all your dictionary assignments with /settings assignments.
  • You may share your config by using /settings shareconfig <title> <description>, which includes dictionary assignments and chances.