Added option to replace command prefix with alternative prefix #543
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Sometimes you need to change a prefix of a command before sending it to IRC. For example, the IRC channel has bot that has s/ feature implemented. You can't send 's/a/b' from Discord (it's hardcoded to edit feature), instead you can send something like '!s/'. Modify your config:
"commandCharacters": ["!", ["!s", "s"]]and it will replace prefix '!s' with 's' before sending.