$user

This compact function provides a wealth of information about a user, all in one place!

To use the $user function, you need to specify the user's ID and the property you want to retrieve.

Here's a breakdown of the properties you can access:

name: The user's username (e.g., MyUser).
id: The user's unique ID (e.g., 123456789012345678).
tag: The user's full tag (username and discriminator) (e.g., MyUser#1234).
discrim: The user's discriminator (the four-digit number after the username) (e.g., 1234).
mention: The user's mention string, allowing you to ping them directly (<@123456789012345678>).
avatar: The URL of the user's avatar image.
isbot: Returns true if the user is a bot, and false otherwise.
banner: Returns the URL of the user's profile banner, if they have one. Returns undefined if the user doesn't have a banner or hasn't been cached. Note: Requires the user to be cached for this to work.
created: The date and time the user's account was created (e.g., 2023-10-27T10:00:00.000Z).
timestamp: A Unix timestamp representing the creation date and time of the user's account (e.g., 1698400800000).

Here's an example of how to use the $user function to retrieve the name of the message's author:

Member04/04/2025

!!exec $user[$authorID;name]

Custom Command Bot 04/04/2025

Member

# $user