[Request] Purge command

[Anvnamnet]

I was thinking.

• @automod purge [amount]

Deletes a set amount of messages above the command.
The triggering message is also deleted after the command is processed.
NO acknowledging message that command was successful. Only error.

• @automod purge [amount] [#channel]

Deletes a set amount of messages in a specified channel.

Command/trigger is not deleted and a response output:
{ [amount] messages has been deleted in [#channel]. Do you wish to delete the trigger and this message? }
[✅ :] [❌ ]

• @automod purge [amount] [@username]

Deletes a set amount of messages for a specified user above the command.
The triggering message is also deleted after the command is processed.
NO acknowledging message that command was successful. Only error.

• @automod purge [amount] [#channel] [@username]

Deletes a set amount of messages in a specified channel from a specified user.

Command/trigger is not deleted and a response output:
{ [amount] messages has been deleted in [#channel]. Do you wish to delete the trigger and this message?
[✅ :] [❌] }

And a command to purge all.
This trigger will have an added f in front of the word purge. F is for FORCE. So Force purge.
This to make sure that you can't accidentally purge all messages.
Could also add a prompt asking if you are sure that you want to delete all messages in this channel.
BUT, I would love for this prompt to be a setting where we can turn it on/off.

• @automod fpurge
  Deletes all messages in the same channel where the command was executed.
  Including trigger.

• @automod fpurge [username]
  Deletes all messages ever sent by a specific user. If possible, across all channels that the bot has access too.
  Else, in the channel where the command was triggered.
  Response output: { All messages from [user] has been deleted. }
  The response should NOT @ the user, but the name should be shown.

• @automod fpurge [#channelname]
  I mean.. I guess you get the jist here. Se above commands.

• @automod fpurge [#channelname ][username]
  I mean.. I guess you get the jist here. Se above commands.