feat: add more info subjects

src/interactions/commands/handlers/info/info-subjects.ts

@@ -1,11 +1,7 @@
 import { BaseMessageOptions, EmbedBuilder } from "discord.js";
 
 function getBaseEmbed() {
-    return new EmbedBuilder().setColor(0xffbd00).setAuthor({
-        name: 'Firebot Support',
-        iconURL:
-            'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crowbartools/Firebot/master/src/gui/images/logo.png',
-    });
+    return new EmbedBuilder().setColor('#FFBE00');
 }
 
 export const infoSubjects: Array<{
@@ -15,57 +11,68 @@ export const infoSubjects: Array<{
     {
         name: 'Off Screen',
         message: {
-            content:
-                'Having issues with Firebot starting off screen or in some other weird place?',
             embeds: [
-                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('Off Screen?').setDescription(`
-- Close Firebot
-- Press Windows + R to open the Windows Run dialog
-- Then paste\`%appdata%\\Firebotv5\` into the box and press enter.
-- Delete the file: \`window-state.json\`
+                getBaseEmbed().setDescription(`
+If Firebot is opening off-screen or behaving oddly, follow these steps to reset its window position:  
+
+1. Close Firebot.  
+2. Press **Win + R** to open the Run dialog.  
+3. Paste \`%appdata%\\Firebotv5\` into the box and press **Enter**.  
+4. Delete the file: \`window-state.json\`.  
+
+This will reset Firebot's window position. Reopen Firebot, and it should appear correctly.
 `),
             ],
         },
     },
     {
-        name: 'OBS Settings',
+        name: 'OBS Troubleshooting',
         message: {
-            content: 'OBS WebSocket related issues',
             embeds: [
-                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('OBS WebSocket Settings')
-                    .setDescription(`
-firebot
-settings> scripts> manage scripts delete OBS WebSockets if you have it.
+                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('OBS Troubleshooting').setDescription(`
+If you're experiencing issues with the OBS integration, follow these steps to troubleshoot:  
+
+1. **Remove the OBS WebSocket Script in Firebot, if present**  
+   - Navigate to **Settings** > **Scripts** > **Manage Scripts** in Firebot.  
+   - Delete the \`OBS WebSockets\` script if you have it installed.  
+
+2. **Check OBS WebSocket Server Settings**  
+   - In OBS, go to **Tools** > **WebSocket Server Settings**.  
+   - Ensure the server is enabled.  
+   - Verify that:  
+     - You have set a password.  
+     - You know the port number (default is often 4455).  
 
-did you enable the server in OBS?
-- on OBS Tools>obs-websockets-server
-- is it enabled
-- did you set  a password
-- what is the port?
+3. **Verify Firebot OBS Integration Settings**  
+   - In Firebot, navigate to **Settings** > **Integrations** > **OBS** > **Configure**
+   - Ensure the following match the OBS WebSocket settings:  
+     - The **password**.  
+     - The **port**.  
 
-did you in integrations set the same password and port from OBS in the obs config of Firebot
-- on firebot Left hand side Settings>integrations> OBS config
-are the ports the same?
-is this the same PC?
-- yes
-is the address set to 127.0.0.1 or localhost
-- no
-did you use the address provided by OBS it is a "best guess" and not always correct
+4. **Connection Details**  
+   - Are you running Firebot on the **same PC** as OBS?  
+     - If yes, set the address to \`127.0.0.1\` or \`localhost\`.  
+     - If no, ensure you're using the correct IP address of the PC running OBS.
 `),
             ],
         },
     },
     {
         name: 'Install Log',
         message: {
-            content: 'We are requesting your install log to further assist you',
+            content:
+                'To help us assist you more effectively, please provide your install log.',
             embeds: [
                 getBaseEmbed().setTitle('Instal Logs').setDescription(`
-You can get to Firebot's data folder via File > Open Data Folder or by pressing "Win + R" and pasting: \`%appdata%\\firebot\\v5\`
-Please find the file named \`SquirrelSetup.log\` which is located in \`%localappdata%\\Firebotv5\`
-and / or \`%localappdata%\\Firebotv5\` 
-and / or \`%localappdata%\\SquirrelTemp\` 
-and post it in this thread.
+To locate your Firebot install logs:  
+1. Press **Win + R** to open the Run dialog.  
+2. Enter one of the following paths and press Enter:  
+   - \`%localappdata%\\Firebotv5\\\`  
+   - \`%localappdata%\\SquirrelTemp\\\`  
+
+Look for a file named \`SquirrelSetup.log\`. If you don't see it in the first location, try the second.
+
+Once you've located the file, please upload it to this thread.
 `),
             ],
         },
@@ -75,13 +82,79 @@ and post it in this thread.
         message: {
             content: 'Please send us your latest backup zip',
             embeds: [
-                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('Firebot Backups')
-                    .setDescription(`
-Here's how you can do that: 
+                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('How to send a backup').setDescription(`
 - Open Firebot and go to **Settings** > **Backup** 
 - Press **Backup Now** 
 - Next, go to **Manage Backups** > **Open Backups Folder** 
 - DM {user} the latest **backup.zip** in that folder
+`),
+            ],
+        },
+    },
+    {
+        name: 'Nightly Builds',
+        message: {
+            embeds: [
+                getBaseEmbed()
+                    .setTitle('Nightly Builds')
+                    .setDescription(
+                        `You can find more information about the Nightly builds [here](https://discord.com/channels/372817064034959370/372821213443129346/973669737877889094).`
+                    ),
+            ],
+        },
+    },
+    {
+        name: 'Firebot Logs',
+        message: {
+            content: 'Please post your latest Firebot log file',
+            embeds: [
+                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('How to locate your Logs folder')
+                    .setDescription(`
+1. In Firebot, go to **File** > **Open Logs Folder**  
+   - or -  
+2. Press **Win + R**, paste \`%appdata%\\Firebot\\v5\\logs\\\` into the field, and click **OK**.  
+`),
+            ],
+        },
+    },
+    {
+        name: 'Cloud Backups',
+        message: {
+            embeds: [
+                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('Cloud Backups').setDescription(`
+If you use OneDrive to back up your documents, you can include the Firebot data folder in your OneDrive backups by creating a symbolic link. Follow these steps:  
+
+1. Open a Command Prompt window.  
+2. Paste the following command and press **Enter**:  
+   \`mklink /j "%UserProfile%\\OneDrive\\FirebotData" "%appdata%\\Firebot\\v5"\`  
+
+This command creates a symbolic link between your Firebot V5 data folder (where all your bot profiles and settings are stored) and a folder in your OneDrive. This ensures that OneDrive automatically backs up your Firebot data whenever changes are made.
+
+`),
+            ],
+        },
+    },
+    {
+        name: 'Auth Issues',
+        message: {
+            embeds: [
+                getBaseEmbed().setTitle('Auth Issues').setDescription(`
+If you're experiencing issues with Firebot hanging on start up or failing to connect to Twitch, follow these steps to troubleshoot:  
+
+1. **Check Your Antivirus Software**  
+   - Verify that your antivirus software hasn't quarantined Firebot.  
+
+2. **Delete Saved Login File**  
+   If the issue persists, try deleting the file where Firebot saves login credentials:  
+   - Open your Firebot data folder via either of the following methods:
+     - **A**:
+       - In Firebot, go to **File** > **Open Data Folder**, then exit Firebot.
+     - or **B**:
+       - Press **Win + R** to open the Run dialog.  
+       - Paste \`%appdata%\\Firebot\\v5\\profiles\\\` into the field and press **Enter**.  
+       - Open your profile folder.  
+   - Delete the file named \`auth-twitch.json\`.  
+   - Restart Firebot and log in again.
 `),
             ],
         },