Misc
ping
$ping[]
Returns the bot's WebSocket latency in milliseconds.
Syntax
$ping
$ping[]
The $ping[] function returns the bot’s current WebSocket latency, expressed in milliseconds (ms). This value represents the communication time between the bot and Discord’s servers.
Syntax
$ping
Note: This function takes no parameters.
Return Value
A number representing the WebSocket latency in milliseconds.
Interpretation
| Latency | Status |
|---|---|
| < 100 ms | Excellent |
| 100-200 ms | Good |
| 200-400 ms | Average |
| > 400 ms | High |
Examples
Simple ping command
🏓 Pong! Latency: $ping ms
Detailed embed
$title[🏓 Pong!]
$description[WebSocket latency: **$ping ms**]
$color[$if[$ping<100]#00FF00$elseif[$ping<200]#FFFF00$else#FF0000$endif]
$footer[🤖 $username]
Visual indicator
$if[$ping<100]
🟢 | $ping ms
$elseif[$ping<200]
🟡 | $ping ms
$else
🔴 | $ping ms
$endif
Notes
- This is the WebSocket latency (real-time connection), not the HTTP response time.
- Latency may vary depending on Discord server load and the location of the server hosting the bot.
- To check the bot’s uptime, use
$uptime[].