Log System
Lexora automatically logs key server events to a defined channel – helping your moderation team stay informed and organized.
🔧 Configuration via /setup
Under the “Log Settings” section, you can define a channel where Lexora will post automated logs for important events.
📋 What Lexora Logs
| Event Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ✅ User Join (Soon) | Logs when a new user joins the server |
| ❌ User Leave (Not yet fully available) | Logs when a user leaves or is kicked |
| 🗑️ Message Deleted | Logs who deleted a message, by whom, when, and the content |
| ✏️ Message Edited (Soon) | Logs the before/after content of a message |
| 🔨 Warnings & Bans | Logs all moderation actions taken via Lexora |
| 🎟️ Ticket Activity (Soon) | Logs ticket creation, closing, saving, deletion |
| 🐞 Bug Reports | Tracks bug submissions and status updates |
| 💡 Suggestions | Logs new suggestions and admin decisions |
Logs are sent as embeds with timestamps, user mentions, and detailed fields.
🛡️ Permissions Required
- The bot needs
View Channel,Send Messages, andEmbed Linksin the selected log channel. - Logs will silently fail if permissions are missing – always check setup!
⚙️ Tips
- Use a dedicated private log channel (e.g.
#mod-logs) - Combine with
/setupto enable moderation roles and AutoMod settings - If a log message is not showing up, check:
- Bot permissions
- Whether the feature is enabled (e.g. message logging only works when properly configured)