$input

The function $input returns the text entered after the command name. For a command !say Hello World, $input evaluates to Hello World.

Syntax

$input

Parameters

None.

Return Value

• Type: String
• The full text entered after the command name.
• An empty string if no arguments were provided.

Difference with $message

Function	Example with !say hello
$message	!say hello (complete command)
$input	hello (arguments only)

Examples

Echo command

$sendMessage[$input]

Say command with embed

$if[$input!=]
  $title[Message of $username]
  $description[$input]
  $color[#5865F2]
  $sendMessage[]
$else
  $sendMessage[Usage: !say <message>]
$endif

Extracting the first word

$let[firstWord;$splitText[1; ;$input]]
$sendMessage[First word: $firstWord]

Notes

• $input is affected by $noMentionMessage (mentions are converted).
• To avoid mention conversion, use $messageSlice[>1].
• $input does not contain the prefix or the command name.