Discord Bot Docs

•Creates the player profile used by stats, market value, recruitment, and draft commands.

•Refreshes the player nickname through /clubtag when server auto-tagging is enabled.

•Prevents duplicate claims so one EA player cannot be linked to multiple Discord accounts.

•Replaces the old /market player flow.

•Pulls fresh EA stats when possible, while using stored market valuation data for the value section.

•Adds a Player Profile button so users can jump straight to the frontend.

•No Discord mention dependency, so users who cannot be tagged still show correctly.

•Supports scoring, assisting, rating, clean sheet, MOTM, and value leaderboards.

•Only claimed players with usable stats are counted.

•Creates the club page data used by /club, /ranking, tournament registration, and recruitment posts.

•Stores owner data and initial club stats.

•Can apply the owner club tag after registration.

•Falls back to live EA API stats when cached ranking data is missing.

•Avoids showing zero-value club valuation when player data is still being calculated.

•Links users to the frontend club page.

•/rankings also remains available as an alias.

•Rows show rank, tier marker, DP, and movement since the previous snapshot.

•A stale-data warning appears when rankings have not refreshed recently.

•Replaces the old /setup nicknames shortcut.

•Owner nicknames keep the owner marker, club tag, display name, and value within Discord's 32-character limit.

•Bulk sync requires Manage Nicknames permission.

•No tier label is printed in the list, keeping the leaderboard clean.

•Inactive players can still show with a compact inactive marker.

•The player-specific lookup now lives inside /stats.

•Useful when admins want to force a report outside the scheduled Monday post.

•Requires Manage Guild permission.

•The weekly scheduled report still runs automatically.

•Uses profile links instead of tags, so untaggable users still appear cleanly.

•Players manage their free-agent status from the frontend profile page.

•Designed as the temporary bridge until frontend invite-player UX is added.

•Each club name links to its ClubsZone club page.

•Previous and Next buttons page through longer recruitment boards.

•Posts are managed from the website and surfaced in Discord.

•The Fixtures button opens an ephemeral carousel for league, knockout, and world cup formats.

•Join and Withdraw lock automatically when fixtures are generated or the tournament finishes.

•Managers can submit results from the post without hunting for the slash command.

•Previous and Next buttons keep large schedules readable.

•Played matches show scores; unplayed matches show upcoming pairings.

•Works across all supported tournament structures.

•Finds the manager's active tournaments and fixtures.

•Uses EA match data when possible, with manual score fallback.

•Sends opponent confirmation or flags disputed reports for staff.

•Players join drafts from Discord buttons and choose preferred positions.

•Managers can bind roles and assign them after the draft is generated.

•Draft stats are calculated from recorded draft matches.

•Nickname tools now live under /clubtag.

•Useful after inviting the bot or moving channels.

•Requires Manage Guild permission through the /setup command.

•Free-agent alerts can be sent to a recruitment channel.

•Market reports and rankings can live in separate announcement channels.

•Run /setup view afterward to confirm the configuration.