Syntax

$getReactions[channelID;messageID;separator;emoji]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
channelID	The ID of the channel containing the message. Required.
messageID	The ID of the target message. Required.
separator	The text inserted between each user name. Required (may be empty).
emoji	The emoji to read. Unicode (👍), custom (<:name:ID> or <a:name:ID>), the ID of a custom emoji, or a :name: alias known to the engine. Required.

Return Value

• Type: String
• The names of the users who reacted with this emoji, joined with the separator (all pages of reactions are read).
• The user name, followed by #discriminator only for accounts that still have one.
• An empty string if nobody reacted with this emoji.
• An error is raised if an ID is invalid, if the emoji is empty or invalid, or if the message cannot be read.

Behavior

• Returns the users, not a count.
• Each user appears once.
• The channel must be a message channel (Reactions require a message channel.) and the message must exist; a custom emoji given by ID must be known to the bot (Custom emoji is unavailable to the bot.).

Examples

Poll results

$title[Results of the poll]
$description[
**Yes:** $getReactions[$channelID;$messageID;, ;👍]
**No:** $getReactions[$channelID;$messageID;, ;👎]
]
$color[#5865F2]

Nobody has validated

$if[$getReactions[$channelID;$messageID;,;✅]==]
  $sendMessage[Nobody has reacted with ✅ yet.]
$else
  $sendMessage[Validated by: $getReactions[$channelID;$messageID;, ;✅]]
$endif

Giveaway

$sendMessage[Participants: $getReactions[$channelID;$messageID;, ;🎉]]

Notes

• To test whether one given user reacted, use $userReacted[channelID;messageID;userID;emoji].
• To count the reactions, split the result with $textSplit[] and read $getTextSplitLength (an empty result still gives one empty element).