Syntax

$commandsCount

Parameters

None (passing one is an error).

Return value

• Type: Integer
• The total number of commands (e.g., 42).

Behavior

• Counts every stored command of the bot, whatever its trigger type, in all folders.
• The list is read again from the bot’s store each time the function runs, so it reflects added or deleted commands.

Examples

Bot information page

$title[🤖 $botName]
$addField[📊 Statistics;;yes]
$addField[Total commands;$commandsCount;yes]
$addField[Slash;$slashCommandsCount;yes]
$thumbnail[$userAvatar[$botID]]
$color[#5865F2]

Comparison of servers and commands

$title[📈 Global Statistics]
$description[
**Servers:** $guildCount
**Users:** $membersCount
**Commands:** $commandsCount
**Slash:** $slashCommandsCount
**Runtime:** $nodeVersion
]

Update announcement

$sendMessage[🎉 **New Update!**
The bot now has **$commandsCount commands**!

Type `/help` to discover them.]

Notes

• Includes all commands stored for the bot.
• $slashCommandsCount is a different count: it is the number of global chat-input (slash) commands that Discord lists for the application, so the two numbers are not related by a subtraction.
• To get the list of names, use $botCommands.