$onlyAdmin

The guard function $onlyAdmin immediately stops the execution of the command if the user who triggered it does not have the Administrator permission on the server.

Syntax

$onlyAdmin

Parameters

No parameters. $onlyAdmin is used alone, without arguments.

Behavior

• If the user is an administrator, the command continues normally.
• If the user is not an administrator, the command is immediately interrupted (implicit $stop).
• No error message is sent by default — the bot remains silent.
• Functional equivalent to $onlyPerms[administrator] but more readable and concise.

Examples

Restricting a command to administrators

$onlyAdmin
$ban[$mentioned[1]]
$sendMessage[<@$mentioned[1]> was banned.]

Administration Panel

$onlyAdmin
$title[⚙️ Admin Panel]
$description[
**Available Commands:**
`!ban`, `!kick`, `!mute`, `!config`
]
$color[#ED4245]
$sendMessage[]

Hybrid Command (Admin or Moderator role)

$if[$isAdmin==false]
  $onlyForRoles[123456789012345678]
$endif
$sendMessage[Moderation action allowed.]

Notes

• $onlyAdmin only checks the Administrator permission. To check other permissions, use $onlyPerms.
• The owner of the server is implicitly an administrator and passes this guard.
• To add a custom error message, use $onlyPerms[administrator;Error message] instead.
• Place this function at the very top of the command, before any other logic.