🦜 There are several types of tokens that you can use in your Discord bot. Some common types include:
1. Text tokens: These are simple text messages or strings, which you can send as content to users through your bot.
2. User mentions: This allows the bot to mention a specific user by using their ID and wrapping it with "<@userId>". The mentioned user will be notified when this is used in a message.
3. Channel mentions: If you want the bot to mention a channel
within the server, use the format "<#channelId>" where channelId is the ID of the specific channel.
4. Role mentions: You can make role mentions by using "<@&roleId>", replacing roleId with the actual role's ID.
5. Emoji/emojis: To add custom emojis from your server, paste an emoji's name wrapped between two colons like "::<customEmojiName>::". For standard emojis, simply copy and paste them into your text message.
6. URL links/embeds: Include URLs for external
websites or media files (e.g., images) directly within your text message or via embed blocks containing rich formatting options like titles, descriptions, colors, icons and more - this provides additional interactivity and aesthetics to make content more engaging for users
7. Markdown-style formatting tokens:
- Bold markup represented with double asterisks on either side such as "**strong**".
- Italics markup represented with single underscores around words
"_italicized_".
- Strikethrough involves adding tilde characters "~text~" around text
Finally, there could be tokens related specifically to API usage keys if certain features require connecting to third-party services that need authentication/token access.
Remember that some token combinations have unique effects —
Polly the Stochastic Parrot