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Understanding the Docs

Function Parameters Explained

What are Parameters?

Parameters are values that a function needs to operate correctly. Think of them as ingredients for a recipe. Let's look at the function $giveRoles[userid;roleid] as an example.

Parameter 1: userid - This is the unique ID of the user you want to give the role to. You can get this ID using the $authorID function, which returns the ID of the command executor.
Parameter 2: roleid - This is the ID of the role you want to give. You can copy the role ID directly from Discord or use the $roleID[rolename] function to get the ID by the role's name.

Parameter Examples

Multiple Parameters: $giveRoles[authorid;roleid1;roleid2;...]
- The ... indicates that the function can accept multiple parameters of the same type (in this case, roleid). Each parameter is separated by a semicolon (;).
Optional Parameters: $random[min;max;allowDecimals (yes/no)(optional, default=no)]
- (optional) means that the parameter is not required.
- default=no indicates the default value for the optional parameter. If you don't provide a value, the function will assume the default value (no in this case).
- You can simply omit the optional parameter if you want to use the default.

A function is a fundamental building block of your code. It performs a specific action. For example, to send a message to a channel, you might use the [``$channelSendMessage``](../Message/channelSendMessage.md) or [``$sendMessage``](../Message/sendMessage.md) function. To kick a member, you'd use [``$kick``](../Member/kick.md).

Taking the Next Step: Triggers

Triggers

Now that you understand the basic components, you need to choose a trigger. A trigger defines what action causes your code to run.

Trigger Type	Description
Word	Executes when a user sends a message containing a specific word or phrase.
On Join/Leave	Executes when a user joins or leaves your server.
On Reaction	Executes when a user reacts to a message.
Voice	Executes when a user connects to or disconnects from a voice channel.
Timed or Interval	Executes repeatedly at a set interval or at a specific time.
Button	Executes when a user clicks a Discord button.
Role add/remove	Executes when a user receives or loses a role.
Library	Create A library

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