Rules Commands

Complete guide to Rules module commands and features

📋 Rules Commands

Every chat works with different rules; this module will help make those rules clearer! User commands: × /rules: Check the current chat rules. Admin commands: × /setrules <text>: Set the rules for this chat. × /privaterules <yes/no/on/off>: Enable/disable whether the rules should be sent in private. × /resetrules: Clear all chat rules (sets empty string). × /rulesbtn <custom text>: Sets the custom text for the rules button in private rules link. (max 30 chars) × /resetrulesbutton: Reset the text of the rules button to default. × /resetrulesbtn: Same as above.

Features:

Private Rules: Enable private rules (/privaterules on) to send rules via PM instead of in the group. This keeps the group chat clean.

Custom Rules Button: Set a custom button text (max 30 characters): /rulesbtn View Rules

Reset to default: /resetrulesbtn

Setting Rules: You can set rules by providing text directly or by replying to a message: /setrules Please be respectful to all members.

Or reply to a message: /setrules

Rules of a group from PM: In PM, name the group as the first argument, by its ID, its @username, or the title of a group where you are an admin (case does not matter; quote a title with spaces): /rules -1001234567890 /rules @mygroup /rules "My Group"

This works without /connect and, when you are connected, shows the named group instead of the connected one; the connection stays as it is. The group passes the same checks as /connect: admins always may, other members only while /allowconnect is on. Titles are looked up only among groups where you are an admin, and only among the connected group and the 50 most recently active groups where you have written, so a member, or anyone naming another group, names it by its @username or ID. A user’s or channel’s @username is not a group. When two of your groups share a title, the bot lists both with their IDs and asks for the @username or ID. Without an argument, /rules in PM shows the connected group; with no connection it answers with the command’s help, an example and the groups where you are an admin. In a group the argument is ignored.

Required Permissions:

• /rules: Available to all users (disableable), but bot must be admin in the chat; in PM it needs the group as its first argument or a group connected with /connect
• All other commands (/setrules, /resetrules, /privaterules, /rulesbtn, /resetrulesbtn, etc.): Require admin permissions in the group they act on via IsUserConnected: in PM the group named as the first argument, or else the connected group

Module Aliases

These are help-menu module names, not command aliases.

This module can be accessed using the following aliases:

• rule

Available Commands

Usage Examples

Basic Usage

/clearrules
/clearrulesbtn
/clearrulesbutton

For detailed command usage, refer to the commands table above.

Required Permissions