`$channel`

Retrieves information about a specific channel.

$channel[Channel ID;Option]

Channel ID: The ID of the channel you want to get information from.
Option: The specific piece of information you want to retrieve about the channel. See the list below for available options.

The Option parameter determines what information $channel returns. Here's a breakdown of the available options:

name: The name of the channel.
id: The ID of the channel.
isdeleted: Returns true if the channel is deleted, otherwise false.
mention: Returns the channel mention (e.g., <#1234567890>).
position: The channel's position in the channel list (numerical).
rawposition: The raw position of the channel, unaffected by sorting.
topic: The channel topic (if applicable, e.g., for text channels).
type: The type of channel (See Note below).
created: The timestamp of when the channel was created (Unix timestamp).
timestamp: Alias for created. Returns the timestamp when the channel was created (Unix timestamp).
guildid: The ID of the guild (server) the channel belongs to.
guildname: The name of the guild (server) the channel belongs to.
ismanageable: Returns true if the bot can manage the channel, otherwise false.
parentid: The ID of the parent category (if applicable).
parentname: The name of the parent category (if applicable).
isviewable: Returns true if the bot can view the channel, otherwise false.
isdeletable: Returns true if the bot can delete the channel, otherwise false.

This example retrieves the name of the channel with the ID stored in the variable $channelID.

Member06/01/2026

!!exec #$channel[$channelID;name]

Custom Command Bot 06/01/2026

#custom-command-is-the-best

Note

The type option returns the channel's type. Refer to this list for possible channel types.

# $channel