### ๐ Documentation Structure
* Getting Started - Installation and setup
* Configuration - All configuration options
* Features - Detailed feature documentation
* Web Panel - Pro Edition web panel guide
* Commands - All available commands
* API - Developer documentation
* Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
### ๐ Purchase
* **Tebex**: [www.elenascript.shop/](https://www.elenascript.shop/)
* **Discord**: [discord.gg/elena](https://discord.gg)
* **Support**: in Discord Ticket
### ๐ License
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