Syntax

$serverVerificationLvl

Parameters

This function takes no parameters (an argument is refused: “Invalid argument count”). To read another server, use $serverVerificationLevel[(guildID)].

Description

$serverVerificationLvl returns the verification level of the current server as a text label, not as a number. It is a separate registration from $serverVerificationLevel: it uses the same five labels, but it takes no server ID, and when the level cannot be read it stops the command with the error “Guild verification level is unavailable.” ($serverVerificationLevel falls back to a context value or None). If the server itself is not found, the error is “Guild not found.”.

Return Value

• Type: Text, one of the following (Discord levels 0 to 4, in that order):

Level	Returned text
0	None
1	Low
2	Medium
3	High
4	Very High

Examples

Simple display

$sendMessage[🔒 Verification level: $serverVerificationLvl]

Interpreted message

$var[vl;$serverVerificationLvl]
$if[$var[vl]==None]
  $sendMessage[🔒 No restrictions]
$elseIf[$var[vl]==Low]
  $sendMessage[🔒 Low verification level]
$elseIf[$var[vl]==Medium]
  $sendMessage[🔒 Medium verification level]
$elseIf[$var[vl]==High]
  $sendMessage[🔒 High verification level]
$else
  $sendMessage[🔒 Very High verification level]
$endif

Server info embed

$title[Server Configuration]
$addField[Verification level;$serverVerificationLvl;yes]
$addField[Server name;$serverName;yes]
$color[#5865F2]

Notes

• The result is text: compare it with None, Low, Medium, High or Very High, not with 0 to 4.
• Needs a server context (the current server is looked up).
• See also $serverVerificationLevel, which accepts an optional server ID.