The kick command allows moderators with appropriate permissions to kick a user from the server.

Command Usage

To kick a user from the server, use the following command:

/kick @user [reason]

• @user: Mention the user you want to kick.
• [reason] (optional): Provide a reason for kicking the user.

Permissions

• Required Permissions: Kick Members (requires permission to kick members from the server).

Command Behavior

• Upon executing the command, the bot checks if it has the necessary permissions (Kick Members).
• If the bot lacks permissions, it responds with an error message and takes no action (ephemeral message).
• If the bot has permissions, it proceeds to kick the specified user from the server with the provided reason.
• After kicking the user, it confirms the action with an embed message that includes the user's tag and the reason for kicking.

Examples

1. To kick a user with the reason "Violating server rules":

/kick @username Violating server rules

2. To kick a user without specifying a reason:

/kick @username

Notes

• Use this command responsibly as kicking a user is a significant action.
• Ensure that the bot has the necessary permissions (Kick Members) before attempting to use this command.

Use the kick command to manage user moderation effectively within your Discord server.