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title = "Canary lifecycle."
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description = "This documents the lifecycle of canaries"
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weight = 3
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# Canary Lifecycle
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*You can override several methods to hook into command handler's lifecycle.
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These methods start with `Exec*`*
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- `ExecOnMessageAsync` runs first right after any message was received
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- `ExecInputTransformAsync` runs after ExecOnMessageAsync and allows you to transform the message content before the bot looks for the matching command
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- `ExecPreCommandAsync` runs after a command was found but not executed, allowing you to potentially prevent command execution
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- `ExecPostCommandAsync` runs if the command was successfully executed
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- `ExecOnNoCommandAsync` runs instead of ExecPostCommandAsync if no command was found for a message
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*Besides that, canaries have 2 methods with which you can initialize and cleanup your canary*
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- `InitializeAsync` Runs when the marmalade which contains this canary is being loaded
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- `DisposeAsync` Runs when the marmalade which contains this canary is being unloaded
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