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discord message functions (full tutorial)

discord's markup is evolving over time.

first markup version contained these styles:

**bold**
*italics* or _italics_
`inline code`
~~crossed text~~
__underline__

where all can be combined (you can use for example __~~**bold, crossed out and underlined**~~__ )

later they added new elements:

```language code blocks ```to choose programming language display/style type just type language name instead of "language", for example html , js , ruby , python, fix, or even ansi output
- bullets (converts to dot after sending message)
1. bullets (if a line starts with number. it is not selectable and is treated like ordered list)
headings (need to start message line):

# biggest header
## smaller header
### boldened regular text
-# inverted header (small text)

time inserts (generatable from unix timestamps, in apps like below:)

discord timestamp generator

date:

format:

this :

and also few other chat features:

#channel - linking to a channel
@user - mentioning user
<url> - removing embed from sent url
:emoji:
/command - custom bot usage and few prebuilt commands, explaining in section below
<#channel_id> - mentioning channels by id (works also with audio channels and stages)
<@user_id> - mentioning person by id
[text](url) - replacing url with text in chat
||text|| - spoilering text
/@user - getting user id
/#channel - getting channel id
/character - escape characters (for example to show other users how to use discord markup)
sed editing

all builtin /commands :

/wordle - opens view to play global, builtin wordle game
/unflip - sends ┬─┬ノ( º _ ºノ) kaomoji as message
/tableflip - sends (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ kaomoji as message
/shrug - sends ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ kaomoji as message
/gif or /tenor - searches for gifs online
/sticker - search stickers
/me - sends text as italicized
/spoiler - sends text as hidden
/nick - changes your nick in a server
/thread - start a thread
/msg - send PM to someone

Also to note - new line in discord chatbox is made by [shift]+[enter] keycombo ( enter alone sends message) unless your typing in a code block

! WARNING - UNSTABLE FEATURES !

let's get back to that code block thingy, ansi codes
so if you make a code block with "ansi" instead of coding language you are able to FULLY FORMAT your message to you needs.
it includes: 
- normal markup (bold, italic, underline, etc…)
- and additionally full control over displayed colors (both background and foreground).

currently (as far i manually tested that feature) it supports: 
- basic 8 (or 16 if counting background separately) terminal colors - all of them altered. list of all colors currently supported, with hex codes:
     - 30 (fg, 0) - #4F505A (officially - black)
     - 31 (fg, 1) - #DC322F (officially - red)
     - 32         - #859901 (officially - green)
     - 33         - #B58900 (officially - yellow)
     - 34         - #268BD2 (officially - blue)
     - 35         - #D33682 (officially - magenta)
     - 36         - #2AA198 (officially - cyan)
     - 37         - #E3E3E6 (officially - white)

     - 40 (bg, 0) - #002B36 (officially - black)
     - 41 (bg, 1) - #CB4B16 (officially - red)
     - 42         - #586E75 (officially - green)
     - 43         - #657B83 (officially - yellow)
     - 44         - #839496 (officially - blue)
     - 45         - #6C71C4 (officially - magenta)
     - 46         - #93A1A1 (officially - cyan)
     - 47         - #FDF6E3 (officially - white)
- and few text types (currently bold and underline) :
     - 1          - bold 
     - 4          - underline

you can color text in format:
[;;m  [0m
and an example (for clarifying):
[1;31;43m bold red text on yellow background [0m
ofc not all parameters need to be :)

sed commands:
you can replace first occurence of a word in message with: 
        s/text_to_find/text_to_replace 
        
or replace all occurences of a word in message with:
        s/text_to_find/text_to_replace/g 
        
it is NOT a slashcommand.