Setup Discord Live Notifications

Create a live role (optional)
1. Create a live role if you haven't already.
2. Configure the bot to the live role you created.
Example: /discord-live role set @Live on Discord
3. Setup a whitelist role to allow only members with this role to receive the live role.
Example: /discord-live whitelist-role set @Members
4. You can turn on onlystreamers mode which will only allow users who are manually added to the streamers list to receive the live role.
Example: /discord-live only-streamers enable

Creating the live role is optional is will automatically give members a specific role when they begin streaming. It's not required for the notifications to be sent.
Set up your notification channel
1. Create a channel for stream announcements if you haven't already.
2. Configure the bot to send stream notifications to that channel.
Example: /discord-live channel set #stream-notifications
2. Edit your channel's settings, and go to the "Permissions" tab.
3. From the "Roles/Members" selection, add Sx Bot.
4. Allow Sx Bot to have the following permissions in the channel:
View Channel
Send Messages
Embed Links
Attach Files
Use External Emoji
Mention @everyone, @here, and All Roles
Add the streamers
1. Add the streamers.
Example:/discord-live streamers add @user#2041
You can add users by their user discriminator, or by their user ID. 
That's it! Anytime the streamer @user#2041 goes live in voice chat, you will now receive an alert to the designated channel you set.
Ping a specific role (optional)
1. Ping a specific role instead of @everyone
Example:/discord-live ping-role set @stream notifications
2. If you want to turn off pings altogether
Example:/discord-live no-ping enable
The notifications will be sent silently without mentioning anyone!
Live Logs (optional)
1.Setup a log channel to keep an audit lot of the live role
Example:/discord-live log-channel set #live-logs

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