discord message functions (full tutorial)

discord's markup is evolving over time.

first markup version contained these styles:

• **bold**
• *italics* or _italics_
  
• `inline code`
• ~~crossed text~~
• __underline__

where all can be combined (you can use for example __~~**bold, crossed out and underlined**~~__ )

later they added new elements:

• ```language
  code blocks
  ```
  to choose programming language display/style type just type language name instead of "language", for example html , js , ruby , python or fix
  
• - <- bullets (converts to dot after sending message)
• headings (need to start message line):
• # biggest header
• ## smaller header
• ### boldened regular text
• time inserts (generatable from unix timestamps, in apps like below:)
• date:
  
• format:  relativeonly timemonth day year timemonth/day/year month day yearweek month day year timetime + seconds
• this :

and also few other chat features:

• #mentioning_channels
• @mentioning_people
• <url> - removing embed from sent url
• :emoji:
• /command (custom bot usage and few prebuilt commands, explaining later)
  
• <#channel_id> mentioning channels by id (works also with audio channels and stages)
• <@user_id> mentioning person by id
• [custom](url)
• ||spoilered/hidden text||
  
• /@user getting user id
• /#channel getting channel id
• /character escape characters (for example to show other users how to use discord markup)

all builtin /commands :

• /unflip - sends ┬─┬ノ( º _ ºノ) kaomoji as message
• /tableflip - sends (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ kaomoji as message
• /shrug - sends ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ kaomoji as message
• /gif or /tenor - searches for gifs online
• /me - sends text as italicized
• /spoiler - sends text as hidden
• /nick - changes your nick in a server
  

Also to note - new line in discord chatbox is made by [shift]+[enter] keycombo ( enter alone sends message) unless your typing in a code block