Usage
When you create a custom command, you can include variables in the response to make it dynamic and more useful. Variables are special placeholders that the bot replaces with live information when the command is used.
How to Use Variables
Section titled “How to Use Variables”Variables are written like this: {variable_name}
Some variables can also take options or extra input, like this: {variable_name input}
When someone triggers the command, the bot will replace the variable with the correct value automatically.
Example Variables
Section titled “Example Variables”| Variable | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
{accountage} | Shows how old the user’s account is. | Account created {accountage} ago. |
{countdown 2025-07-01T18:00:00+02} | Shows how much time is left until a date/time. | Only {countdown 2025-07-01T18:00:00+02} until the big event! |
{spotify.song_name} | Shows the name of the current song playing on Spotify. | Now playing: {spotify.song_name} |
- You can mix text and variables freely in your command responses.
- Make sure the variable format is correct, including any needed input (like a city name or date).
- If a variable doesn’t return anything, it might mean the bot doesn’t have the data right now (like no song playing on Spotify).
Example Command
Section titled “Example Command”Command: !countdown
Response: The event starts in {countdown 2025-07-01T18:00:00+02}
When someone types !countdown, the bot replies with how much time is left until the event.