Please see these information on how to provide arguments for the bot to parse.
text is simply a piece of "arbitrary" text which can contain anything but not spaces, new lines or
straight double quotes("). For comparison, these are curved double quotes:
“ and ”
Examples are 100, hello,
Good-morning.
To bypass the no-space limit, wrap the argument in straight double-quotes:
"Good morning"
text* allows you to provide as many arguments
as you want, separated by spaces. In fact, you can provide no arguments at all (by providing nothing).
Examples areargument-1, argument-2, argument 3,only-argument.
Similarly, to bypass the no-space limit, wrap the argument in straight double-quotes:
argument-1 "Very long argument 2" argument-3
text+ allows you to supply any character, including spaces, extra lines and
quotes. This is always the last argument of each command.
You do not need to wrap the argument in double quotes. If you do so, they will be parsed with the quotes.
Boolean can only contain one of two values: Yes or No. It will be interpreted as a "yes" if your input is either of 1, ok, yes, ye, yeah, enable, on, enabled, tic, true. (Case-insensitive) Any other value will be interpreted as "no".
| Object | Name | ID6 | Mention | URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Channel1 | ● | ● | ● | |
| Role | ● | ● | ● | |
| User in server | ●2 | ● | ● | |
| User not in server | ● | |||
| Emoji | ● | ● | ●3 | |
| Message | ●4 | ● | ||
| Invite Link | ●5 | ● | ||
| Template | ●5 | ● |
For reliability, we suggest using only ID Codes.
1 "Channel" includes text, voice and stage channels.
2 You may supply the name, name#discriminator or nickname.
3 To "mention" the emoji, use it by wrapping it in colons, e.g. :emojiname:.
4 Channel-message IDs 12345678901234567-23456789012345678 are recommended. Simple message IDs 23456789012345678 can only be used if the command is used in the same channel as the message.
5 The ID is the unique alphanumeric code at the end of the URL.
6 ID codes can be enabled by going to User Settings › Advanced › Developer Mode. Copy an object's ID by right-clicking on it and clicking on "Copy ID".