$scriptLanguage

The function $scriptLanguage returns the scripting language configured for the bot on the BDFD platform. The possible values are bdscript (native BDFD language) or bdjs (JavaScript-like).

Syntax

$scriptLanguage

Parameters

None.

Return Value

• Type: String
• bdscript: the bot uses the native BDScript language.
• bdjs: the bot uses BDJS (JavaScript syntax).

Behavior

• The language is defined in the bot’s settings on the BDFD console.
• BDJS allows the use of JavaScript structures (variables, functions, etc.).
• BDScript is the traditional language based on $ functions.

Examples

Check the mode

$if[$scriptLanguage==bdjs]
  $sendMessage[📝 This bot uses **BDJS** (JavaScript).

  You can use JavaScript syntax:
  ```js
  var x = 5;
  if (x > 3) { ... }
  ```]
$else
  $sendMessage[📝 This bot uses **BDScript**.

  Traditional syntax:
  ```bdfd
  $var[x;5]
  $if[$var[x]>3]
   ...
  $endif
  ```]
$endif

Information Page

$title[⚙️ Bot Configuration]
$addField[🤖 Name;$botName;yes]
$addField[📝 Language;$if[$scriptLanguage==bdjs]BDJS (JavaScript)$elseBDScript$endif;yes]
$addField[⚡ Runtime;$nodeVersion;yes]
$addField[📦 Node;$botNode;yes]
$footer[BDFD Bot Creator]
$color[#5865F2]
$sendMessage[]

Contextual Help

;; Example of a function adapting to the language
$if[$scriptLanguage==bdjs]
  $sendMessage[💡 In BDJS, use `var` to declare variables.
  Example: `var x = 10;`]
$else
  $sendMessage[💡 In BDScript, use `$var[]` to declare variables.
  Example: `$var[x;10]`]
$endif

Notes

• Possible values: bdscript or bdjs.
• The choice of language is made when creating the bot and can be modified in the settings.
• BDJS allows the use of JavaScript if/else, for, and while in addition to $ functions.
• BDScript is recommended for beginners.