Syntax

$memberPerms[(unused;unused;unused)]

Parameters

Up to three arguments are accepted but all are ignored: the result never depends on them, and the permissions of another member cannot be queried with this function (use $userPerms[userID;amount;separator] for that).

Return Value

• Type : String
• The text of the member.permissions context variable, or else of author.permissions; an empty string if the host supplied neither.
• When the bot runner builds the variable, it is a list of lowercase permission names separated by commas without spaces (for example addreactions,administrator), computed by the runner from the roles of the member (including @everyone); an administrator or the server owner gets every name. Whether channel-specific overrides are included is not defined by the engine.

Behavior

• The value is returned as supplied; it is not formatted, sorted or translated by $memberPerms.
• $memberPerms and $userPerms are not interchangeable: $userPerms requires three arguments (userID, amount, separator) and reads the stored permissions of that user from Discord.

Examples

Display permissions

$title[Permissions of $memberNick]
$description[
**Permissions of the member:**
$memberPerms
]
$color[#5865F2]

Moderation command

$if[$checkContains[$memberPerms;kickmembers]==true]
  $kick[$mentioned[1]]
  $sendMessage[<@$mentioned[1]> was kicked.]
$else
  $sendMessage[KickMembers permission required.]
$endif

Notes

• $checkContains is case-sensitive, so compare with the lowercase names.
• For a simple check of administrator status, use $isAdmin[userID].