$commandTrigger

The $commandTrigger function returns the complete trigger of the current command, including the prefix or the slash. For example, if the command help is triggered by !help, the returned trigger is !help.

Syntax

$commandTrigger

Parameters

None.

Return value

• Type: String
• The complete trigger of the command (prefix + name, or /name for slash).

Behavior

• For prefix commands: returns the prefix + name (e.g., !help, ?ban).
• For slash commands: returns /name (e.g., /help).
• The prefix depends on the configuration of the bot.

Examples

Error message with usage

$if[$message[1]==]
  $sendMessage[❌ **Usage:** $commandTrigger <user> <reason>
  Example: $commandTrigger @user Spam]
  $stop
$endif

Contextual help

$title[📖 Help: $commandName]
$description[
**Command:** $commandTrigger
**Type:** $commandType
**Folder:** $commandFolder

**Usage:**
`$commandTrigger <param1> [param2]`

**Example:**
`$commandTrigger value1 optional`
]
$sendMessage[]

Detailed log

$log[📌 CMD | User: $username | Trigger: $commandTrigger | Name: $commandName | Type: $commandType | Server: $serverName]

Information in the embed

$title[⚡ Execution]
$addField[Command;$commandName;yes]
$addField[Trigger;$commandTrigger;yes]
$addField[Type;$commandType;yes]
$addField[Author;$userName;yes]
$addField[Folder;$commandFolder;yes]
$footer[Executed on $formatDate[$dateStamp]]
$sendMessage[]

Notes

• $commandTrigger includes the prefix (e.g., !help), unlike $commandName (which returns help).
• For the name without a prefix, use $commandName.
• To determine if it is a slash command, use $isSlash or $commandType.
• The prefix can be extracted using $charAt[$commandTrigger;1].