Updated Readme

README.md

@@ -12,6 +12,9 @@ The arguments are optional because the token and youtube-api-key that the bot ne
   "prefix": "_",
   "presence": "STRING",   // this will be shown when no presences are set in data/presences.txt
   "presence_duration": 300000,  // how long does the bot have one presence
+  "maxCmdSequenceLength": 10, // the maximum number of commands a sequence is allowed to have
+  "rateLimitCount": 5,  // the number of messages a user is allowed to send in rateLimitTime seconds
+  "rateLimitTime": 10, // the time in which a user is allowed to send rateLimitCount messages (in seconds)
   "api": {
     "botToken": "YOUR DISCORD BOT TOKEN",   
     "youTubeApiKey": "YOUR YOUTUBE API KEY"
@@ -58,6 +61,8 @@ At the moment the bot can...
 - [x] ...play music (YouTube videos and playlists)
 - [x] ...save songs/playlists with a given name
 - [x] ...log stuff in a database
+- [x] ...execute multiple commands as a sequence
+- [x] ...save command sequences with a given name
 - [ ] ...transform into a cow
 
 Presences
@@ -65,6 +70,18 @@ Presences
 
 You can add presences to the bot either by owner command `addpresence` or by providing a presences.txt file in the data directory. Each line represents a presence. <p style='color: f00'> When all lines are loaded by the bot, the file gets deleted.</p>
 
+Command Sequences
+---
+
+A command sequence is a single message with several commands seperated by a semicolon.
+ In a sequence the command can be ommitted if it is the same as the previous one.
+ That means you can add several videos to the queue and shuffle it afterwards with the sequence
+ `~play [video1]; [video2]; [video3]; ~shuffle`.
+ 
+ A command sequence can be saved with `~savecmd [sequence] [commandname]`. 
+ In this case the semicolon must be escaped with a backslash so it won't get interpreted as a seperate command.
+ A saved command can be executed with `~execute [commandname]`.
+
 Ideas
 ---
 - command replies saved in file (server specific file and global file)