Tickets Documents
Save information in little documents to edit at anytime
What are Tickets Documents

Tickets Documents are small document-like embeds you can edit and store at any time, they're also extremely easy to edit by saving that last information you submitted as the default value
How to create a Tickets Document
Simply run the /document create
command and fill out the following options
Name: The name of the document, this is how you'll reference it and it can only contain alpha-numeric characters and is limited to 30 total characters
Description: This shows up in /document list
it is used to tell what your document is for at a first glance, it can only contain alpha-numeric characters, periods, spaces, and commas and is limited to 150 characters
Using a Document
You use documents with the /document open
command, it will ask for the document name, simply input your document name and it'll open the document like this:

This document may be edited with the two grey buttons Edit Title: Edits the Title of the Embed Edit Content: Edits the description (content) of the embed. Markdown is permitted Additionally, clicking on the editing buttons will load your current content/title as the default value so you can edit it with ease

And if you want to share your document with the world you can click the "Share Document" and it'll post a regular public message of your document!
List Documents
Documents can be all listed using the /document list
command, this will list all your documents and their descriptions oldest to newest and in the footer the total Documents you've created

Delete a Document
This action cannot be undone, proceed with caution
Whether you no longer want that document or want to make room for more you can delete it quickly by running the /document delete
command and providing the name
When you do so you'll get this

Simply Click "Delete Document" after doing so you'll get a popup asking for you to type "Delete my Document" do this exactly, and submit it, it will then delete your document

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