Syntax

$serverEmojis[guildID;separator]

The function requires exactly 2 arguments.

Parameters

Parameter	Description
guildID	Required. ID of the server (an invalid ID raises “Invalid guild ID.”).
separator	Required. Text placed between emojis (can be empty).

Return Value

• Type: string
• A string containing all custom emojis of the server joined with the separator, each in the format <:name:id> (or <a:name:id> for animated emojis).

Examples

Display all emojis

$sendMessage[🎨 Emojis of the server: $serverEmojis[$guildID; ]]

Emoji catalog embed

$title[Emojis of $serverName]
$description[$serverEmojis[$guildID; ]]
$footer[Total: $emojiCount emojis]
$color[#F1C40F]

Check emoji count

$if[$emojiCount>=50]
  $sendMessage[🎉 This server has a rich collection of emojis! ($emojiCount)]
$else
  $sendMessage[The server has $emojiCount custom emojis.]
$endif

Server info with emojis

$title[$serverName]
$addField[👥 Members;$membersCount;yes]
$addField[🎨 Emojis;$emojiCount;yes]
$addField[🚀 Boosts;$serverBoostCount;yes]
$thumbnail[$serverIcon]
$color[#5865F2]

Notes

• The list can be very long if the server has many emojis, and the resulting message may be too long to send.
• Animated emojis are prefixed with <a: instead of <:.
• To get only the number of emojis without the list, use $emojiCount[(guildID)]: with the ID of the same server it counts the same emojis; without argument it counts the emojis of the current server.
• guildID must be a positive integer, otherwise Invalid guild ID. is raised; an empty separator joins the emojis without any text between them.