Tutorials

Jockie Music Bot is a powerful Discord bot for playing music from various platforms like YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, and more. This guide will help you control playback, manage the queue, adjust audio settings, and more. 🔎 Search & Add Music m!search <song name> # Search for a song and choose from results m!play <song name or link> # Play a song or add it to the queue m!play --now <Music Link> # Play immediately, skipping the queue m!play <playlist link> # Play an entire YouTube/Spotify playlist m!playradio <genre> # Play a genre-based radio station ▶️ Playback Commands m!pause # Pause the current song m!resume # Resume the paused song m!stop # Stop playback and clear the queue m!disconnect # Make the bot leave the voice channel ⏭️ Navigation Commands m!next # Skip to the next song m!previous # Go back to the previous song m!seek <time> # Jump forward (e.g., m!seek 1m30s) m!seek <-time> # Jump backward (e.g., m!seek -30s) 📋 Queue Management m!queue # Show the current queue m!current # Show details of the currently playing song m!clearqueue # Remove all songs from the queue m!remove <position> # Remove a specific song (e.g., m!remove 2) m!remove <from> <to> # Remove a range of songs (e.g., m!remove 2 5) m!shuffle # Shuffle the queue m!shuffleoff # Disable shuffle m!loop # Loop the current song m!loopoff # Disable loop 🎶 Audio Control m!volume <1-100> # Adjust volume (default 100) m!bassboost <level> # Increase bass (low, medium, high, off) m!nightcore # Enable nightcore effect m!vaporwave # Enable vaporwave effect m!speed <0.5 - 2.0> # Change playback speed 🎤 Lyrics & Info m!lyrics # Get lyrics of the current song m!np # Now playing (song details) m!song info # Get full details about the current song 🔄 Auto & Smart Features m!autoplay # Enable autoplay for recommendations m!autoplayoff # Disable autoplay m!24/7 # Keep bot active 24/7 in the voice channel

The clang-format tool works for multiple programming languages, not just C or C++. It supports: C C++ Objective-C Objective-C++ JavaScript Java C# Protobuf TableGen, etc. Style 1: Using Stroustrup Brace Style Uses Stroustrup-style braces (else on a new line). Short if statements are allowed on a single line. Template declarations always break. { "AccessModifierOffset": -4, "AllowShortIfStatementsOnASingleLine": true, "AlwaysBreakTemplateDeclarations": true, "Standard": "C++11", "BreakBeforeBraces": "Stroustrup", "ColumnLimit": 0 } Style 2: Custom Style Based on LLVM style but customized. else goes on a new line. Braces after functions and control statements are on the same line. Compact and clean layout. { "Language": "Cpp", "BasedOnStyle": "LLVM", "BreakBeforeBraces": "Custom", "BraceWrapping": { "AfterFunction": false, "AfterControlStatement": false, "BeforeElse": true }, "AllowShortIfStatementsOnASingleLine": true, "ColumnLimit": 0, "Standard": "C++11" } Style 3: Same as Style 2 but with 4-space indentation and no tabs Useful to ensure consistent formatting across editors and systems. { "Language": "Cpp", "BasedOnStyle": "LLVM", "BreakBeforeBraces": "Custom", "BraceWrapping": { "AfterFunction": false, "AfterControlStatement": false, "BeforeElse": true }, "AllowShortIfStatementsOnASingleLine": true, "ColumnLimit": 0, "Standard": "C++11", "IndentWidth": 4, "TabWidth": 4, "UseTab": "Never" } ✅ Style 4: Same as Style 3 but keeps else on the same line (Your Favorite - Minimal Braces) If you prefer } else format instead of }\nelse. { "Language": "Cpp", "BasedOnStyle": "LLVM", "BreakBeforeBraces": "Custom", "BraceWrapping": { "AfterFunction": false, "AfterControlStatement": false, "BeforeElse": false }, "AllowShortIfStatementsOnASingleLine": true, "ColumnLimit": 0, "Standard": "C++11", "IndentWidth": 4, "TabWidth": 4, "UseTab": "Never" }

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