I would like the addition of an advanced timer interval feature

I would best describe it as something similar to cron/crontab. This would give the ability to set a wide range of timer intervals.

Some examples:

• 15 past the hour every 4 hours
• 10 past the hour every hour
• 24 past the hour at hour 4, 12, and 16

The leaderboard is kinda pointless at the moment. It would be great with a customizable leaderboard, with content/page refresh so it can be used as an overlay in OBS Studio, and other softwares. 

Please add the option to the !winner command to only pick from users of a certain usertype. For example, only pick a winner from non-regulars, or only from subscribers.

Thank you!

As a streamer I would like to be able to have different commands trigger depending on various donation amounts.

For Example:

$1 Donation - Would run the default chat message and overlay

$5 Donation - would run the default chat message, a new overlay and sound

$10 Donation - would run the default chat message, yet another new overlay and new sound and triggers a command with a webhook...

etc. 

It would also be nice to customize the 'default' donation amounts, maybe having 5 possible options and giving them a title as well as the amount (title to appear under the button)

It would be nice as a streamer to have a place to review the history of donations and download them as a .csv.

Would also be good to be able to have filters to sort by time span.

Title sums it up, basically right now if a command was set to show on the public command page when you created it, but you turn it off on all platforms, it still shows on the public command page even though it's not active/usable.

Would love to see Active / Disabled commands and timers grouped separately in the web UI for ease of management / browsing of them. This would make active commands easier to sort through when editing / managing them without the disabled commands (commands not set as active on any platform), cluttering the list. Disabled commands would be grouped at the bottom for ease of finding to edit/reenable later if needed.

ie: / page examples:

COMMANDS
[Active Commands] <-header to grouping of list of commands
- Command 1 <- (command that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Command 2 <- (command that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Command 5 <- (command that is enabled on at least one platform)
[Disabled Commands]
- Command 3 <- (command that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Command 4 <- (command that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Command 6 <- (command that is set to disabled on at all platforms)

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TIMERS
[Active Timers] <-header to grouping of list of Timers
- Timer 2 <- (Timer that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Timer 3 <- (Timer that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Timer 6 <- (Timer that is enabled on at least one platform)
[Disabled Timers]
- Timer 1 <- (Timer that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Timer 4 <- (Timer that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Timer 5 <- (Timer that is set to disabled on at all platforms)

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Currently, the Countdown shows digits of time even if none are added to the original command.

As a user I'd like to only get days, weeks, months if I don't include time.

my original code line:
Main Room: Kittens are $(countdown 11/04/2020) old & Mom is about 9 months old
$[chain] Other Room:
Pickle is $(countdown 9/28/2020) old

Currently shows a result of 

The preference would be that it only shows the days. If a user wants to see the time they include the 00:00:00 info after the date.

it would be handy (for me anyway) to have the ability to do the following:

1 - send a Call that botisimo recognises in one discord channel

2 - have botisimo send its response to a different channel

one application of this is if playing a game while using discord to chat with players in game

- you have the means to send commands to that game in a private discord channel via a custom discordbot

- and you want your players to have access to select game commands (ie: minecraft's: gamerule keepingInventory true)

- all you need is to have your players type a Botisimo Call (eg: turn on keeping inventory) in the game's discord chat channel

- then Botisimo would read this Call and respond in the predesignated private Discord Channel

ie:
[#minecraft-server-chat (public)] **User1 says:** turn on keepinventory

[#minecraft-console (private)] **Botisimo says:** gamerule keepInventory true
[minecraft in game chat] **Console says:** keeping inventory has been truned on

this is how i would use the setup, if implemented - but im sure there is potential for others to find extra uses with their streaming

one that comes to mind my be an form of Opt-In - type "I want in!" in chat and botisimo responds in either the server admin's pm or a private channel for participation (should reaction roles not be available on the server, anyone responding like this could manually be given the role required to join)...