$getOption

Retrieves the value of a user-provided option from an interaction, such as a slash command. This function allows you to access the specific input a user has provided for a command option.

Usage

$getOption[Option name]

Explanation:

• $getOption: The function call.
• [Option name]: The name of the option you want to retrieve the user's input for. This name is case-sensitive and must match the option name defined in your slash command.

Example

Let's say you have a slash command with an option named "message". The following image shows an example of how a user might input a value for this option.

In this case, the user has entered "Hello, world!" as the value for the "message" option. To retrieve this value, you would use $getOption[message].

Output

If you use $getOption[message] in the scenario above, the output would be:

Important Considerations:

• Case Sensitivity: The Option name is case-sensitive. Make sure it exactly matches the name you defined for the option in your slash command setup.
• Interaction Type: This function is primarily designed for use within interaction-based commands, like slash commands.