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Overview

Petto Code is a small language for custom commands. You write normal text and put what changes inside {{ }}: variables, if, loops, about 70 functions, embeds, mentions and time. One command can hold a whole system: a message with buttons, a form that pops up, something that happens when someone reacts, and data that is remembered.
Custom commands in code are open to every server. Anyone who can manage commands can write them, and a Free server can have up to 50 custom commands, a Premium server up to 100. The full documentation, in English, Spanish and Portuguese, is at code.petto.sbs.
Example

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What it can do

  • Embeds and messages with fields, colors, images and the avatar next to the author.
  • Buttons and menus that run code (votes, role buttons, shops).
  • Forms that pop up (modals) with text fields.
  • Reactions that run code: a message with reactions that change the message, give or take a role, or answer in the channel.
  • Stored data: counters, points, rankings, cooldowns and lists, for the server or for each member.
  • Your own prefix or words: start a command with ?hello, hey bot or good morning.

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Commands

  • The code is checked before it is saved. A mistake says the line and the column, and nothing is saved.
  • codetest runs the code as if you had used the command and shows what it would print and do. Nothing is sent or saved.
  • template lists ready-made commands (vote, request, claim, suggest, report, profile, role button, role by reaction and more) and installs one.
  • export gives a share code that works in any server, and import uses one.
  • Triggers: prefix, startswith, exact, contains or command (the prefix of Petto). A server can have up to 25 commands with a trigger of their own.

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Dashboard editor

In the dashboard, Automation → Commands in code is a real editor: it checks your code while you write, has the templates and every function, and a test button. Saving follows the same rules as Discord.

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Limits and safety

The code never talks to Discord by itself. It asks for actions, and Petto does only the ones the person who wrote the code could do: a role with moderation permissions is never given, @everyone and @here never ping, and a message to another channel needs permission to write there. There are limits of 10,000 characters, 10,000 steps, 250 ms of running time, 25 reads and writes of stored data per use and 500 stored values per server. See Custom commands for plain text and embed commands.