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# Cloud old

## Introduction

Welcome to Cloud Bot! This bot is designed to provide you with simple and secure personal cloud storage directly via Discord. With Cloud Bot, you can upload, view, rename, and delete files within your own cloud repository, accessible anytime using your Discord account. Each cloud database is linked to your account, giving you a secure and personal space where your files are stored permanently.

## Key Features

* **Unlimited Uploads:** Upload data indefinitely. Cloud Bot provides the storage capacity you need.
* **Easy Access and Sharing:** Quickly access, download, and share your files efficiently.
* **Security and Reliability:** Your files are protected with the highest level of privacy and integrity, ensuring safe storage.
* **User-Friendly:** Easily invite and set up Cloud Bot on your server. The intuitive interface and simple commands allow for quick integration and efficient file management.
* **Seamless Integration:** Compatible with multiple platforms and services.

## Commands

Cloud Bot provides a set of slash commands to manage your cloud storage. Here’s an explanation of each command:

### `/my_db`

**Purpose:** Check the content of your personal cloud database.

**Usage:** Simply run the `/my_db` command to display a list of the files and folders stored in your cloud. The output will be formatted in a user-friendly way, showing the folder structure and the files they contain.

### `/upload_file`

**Purpose:** Upload a file to your personal cloud.

**Usage:** Use the `/upload_file` command while attaching the file you want to upload. You can optionally specify a directory to upload the file to, using the `directory` option.

**Example:**

* To upload a file named `image.png` to the root directory of your cloud:

```
/upload_file file:image.png
```

* To upload a file named `document.pdf` to a directory called `documents` in your cloud:

```
/upload_file file:document.pdf directory:documents
```

**Notes:**

* The maximum file size for uploads is 25 MB.
* If a file with the same name already exists in the specified location, you will be prompted to replace it.

### `/delete`

**Purpose:** Delete a file or directory from your personal cloud.

**Usage:** Use the `/delete` command to remove a file or directory from your cloud. You must specify the `type` (File or Directory) and the `name` of the file or directory to delete.

**Example:**

* To delete a file named `notes.txt`:

```
/delete type:File name:notes.txt
```

* To delete a directory named `images`:

```
/delete type:Directory name:images
```

**Notes:**

* Deleting a directory will also remove all its files and subdirectories.
* The `/delete` command provides an auto-completion feature for the `name` parameter, allowing you to search for files or directories in your cloud.

### `/rename`

**Purpose:** Rename a file or directory in your personal cloud.

**Usage:** Use the `/rename` command to rename a file or directory in your cloud. You must specify the `type` (File or Directory), the `old_name` (current name of the file/directory), the `new_name` (new name of the file/directory), and optionally the `directory` (directory containing the file/directory, optional for the root).

**Example:**

* To rename a file named `report.docx` to `final_report.docx`:

```
/rename type:File old_name:report.docx new_name:final_report.docx
```

* To rename a directory named `photos` to `vacation_photos` within a directory called `trips`:

```
/rename type:Directory old_name:photos new_name:vacation_photos directory:trips
```

**Notes:**

* Spaces in the new name will be replaced with underscores (`_`).
* The `/rename` command provides an auto-completion feature for the `old_name` parameter, allowing you to search for files or directories in your cloud.

### `/help`

**Purpose:** Display information about the bot and available commands.

**Usage:** Run the `/help` command to display the bot’s help documentation. The documentation provides a brief introduction to the bot, along with a description of available commands and how to use them.

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## Conclusion

Cloud Bot offers a simple, secure, and efficient solution to manage your personal cloud storage directly via Discord. Enjoy the convenience of accessing your files anytime, and feel free to explore the available commands to make the most out of your cloud experience.


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