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Commands
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This should provide information on each command available to Bonfire.
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.. note::
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By default the prefix used is either `?` or `!`, both work. However, this can
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be changed using the command `prefix`. Due to this, only the command name will
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be what is labeled when described. For example, if your prefix has been set to >
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and the command is `example` then it will be labeled as `example` in the documentation,
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however you would call the command using `>example`.
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Core
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----
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.. data:: help
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This command is used in order to bring up information about commands.
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It can be used in a few ways, by itsself to bring up an interactive list of all the
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commands. You can run also run it on another command, for example `help help` to
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provide more information no that command. You can also run `help 5` to bring up the
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5th page of the interactive menu.
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