Custom Command

$getReactionCount

Get the number of reactions for a specific emoji on a message.

Usage

$getReactionCount[channelID;messageID;reaction]

Parameters:

  • channelID (optional): The ID of the channel the message is in. Defaults to the current channel if not provided. Use $channelID to get the current channel's ID.
  • messageID (optional): The ID of the message to check. Defaults to the current message's ID (the message that triggered the command) if not provided.
  • reaction: The emoji you want to count the reactions for (e.g., 👍, 😂, or a custom emoji ID).

Example

This example shows how to use $getReactionCount to display how many users reacted with a thumbs-up (👍) to a specific message.

Member06/01/2026
!!exec Users agree with this decision: $getReactionCount[$channelID;12345678987654321;👍]
Custom Command Bot 06/01/2026
Users agree with this decision: 13

Explanation:

  • The command !!exec Users agree with this decision: $getReactionCount[$channelID;12345678987654321;👍] is executed by a user.
  • $channelID represents the ID of the channel the command was executed in.
  • 12345678987654321 is the ID of the message to check for reactions.
  • 👍 is the reaction (thumbs-up emoji) to count.
  • The bot replies with "Users agree with this decision: 13" because 13 users reacted to the message with the thumbs-up emoji.

Tips:

  • If you're using the function in the same channel as the message you want to count reactions for, you can omit the channelID parameter.
  • If you're using the function in the same message as the reaction you want to count, you can omit both the channelID and messageID parameters.
  • Make sure the bot has access to the channel and message you're trying to get the reaction count from.