$commandFolder

The $commandFolder function returns the name of the folder in which the current command is organized in the BDFD console.

Syntax

$commandFolder

Parameters

None.

Return value

• Type: String
• The name of the folder (e.g., Moderation, Fun, Admin, Utils).

Behavior

• Folders are defined in the BDFD command manager.
• Useful for organizing logs, help, or permissions.
• Returns an empty string if the command is at the root.

Examples

Organized log

$log[📂 [$commandFolder] $userName executed $commandName]

Contextual help

$title[📖 $commandName]
$addField[📂 Category;$commandFolder;yes]
$addField[⚡ Type;$commandType;yes]
$addField[🔤 Trigger;$commandTrigger;yes]
$description[
Complete help for the command...
]
$sendMessage[]

Folder-based permissions

$if[$commandFolder==Admin]
  $if[$hasRole[$roleID[Admin]]==false]
    $sendEphemeral[❌ Commands in the Admin folder are restricted.]
    $stop
  $endif
$endif

;; Command executed normally
$sendMessage[✅ Command executed.]

Home page per folder

$if[$commandFolder==Moderation]
  $sendMessage[🛡️ **Moderation** - Server management commands.]
$elseif[$commandFolder==Fun]
  $sendMessage[🎮 **Fun** - Entertainment commands.]
$elseif[$commandFolder==Utils]
  $sendMessage[🔧 **Utility** - Useful commands.]
$else
  $sendMessage[📂 Folder: $commandFolder]
$endif

Notes

• The name of the folder is the one set in the BDFD console.
• Useful for command structuring and permissions.
• Empty string if the command is not in a folder.