Bot Creator supports two scripting modes: BDScript ($functions) and BDJS (JavaScript). When your bot uses BDJS, command handlers run as async JavaScript with a sandboxed set of globals.

Check your bot’s mode with $scriptLanguage — it returns bdjs or bdscript.

Available globals

Global	Description
db	Persistent storage (db.user, db.global, …)
interaction	Slash command / component interaction (when applicable)
message	Text message context (when applicable)
client	Discord client proxy
guild, channel, member	Context entities
config	Bot configuration (token stripped)
variables	Runtime variables object
webhook	Webhook payload context or null
console	log, info, warn, error, debug
fetch	HTTP requests (proxied)
require(name)	Whitelisted Node modules

Quick example

const coins = await db.user.get('coins');
await db.user.set('coins', (Number(coins) || 0) + 10);
await interaction.reply(`You now have ${Number(coins) + 10} coins!`);

BDFD equivalent

Many BDJS features map to BDFD $functions. See the BDFD Variables category for $getUserVar, $setUserVar, and related functions.

Sections

• db — Storage API
• interaction — slash commands and replies
• Components — buttons, selects, modals
• Autocomplete — dynamic slash suggestions
• discord.js builders — embeds and UI components
• config and variables
• canvas and voice
• sandbox — limits and restrictions
• require()
• Placeholders
• Events & placeholders — ((...)) in BDScript