Custom Command

$getMessageReactions

This command retrieves the reactions present on a specified message.

How it Works

The $getMessageReactions command allows you to list the reactions (emojis) that have been added to a particular message. It can be used to gather information about how users are responding to a message.

Usage

$getMessageReactions[Channel ID (optional);Message ID (optional);Separator (optional)]

Parameters

  • Channel ID (Optional): The ID of the channel containing the message. If not provided, the command defaults to the current channel where the command is executed.
  • Message ID (Optional): The ID of the message you want to get reactions from. If not provided, the command defaults to the message ID where the command is executed (if it's responding to a message).
  • Separator (Optional): The character or string used to separate the list of reactions. The default separator is a comma (,).

Examples

  • Get reactions from the current message in the current channel (most common use):

    $getMessageReactions

    This will return a comma-separated list of reactions from the message the command is replying to. For example: 👍,👎,❤️

  • Get reactions from a specific message in the current channel:

    $getMessageReactions[$messageID]

    Replace $messageID with the actual message ID.

  • Get reactions from a specific message in a specific channel:

    $getMessageReactions[123456789012345678;987654321098765432]

    Replace 123456789012345678 with the Channel ID and 987654321098765432 with the Message ID.

  • Get reactions from a specific message in a specific channel, using a custom separator:

    $getMessageReactions[123456789012345678;987654321098765432; | ]

    This will separate the reactions with | instead of a comma. For example: 👍 | 👎 | ❤️