Moderation
threadUserCount
$threadUserCount
Returns the number of members in a thread. Useful for tracking participation in discussions.
Syntax
$threadUserCount[threadID]
$threadUserCount
The function $threadUserCount[] returns the number of members present in a thread.
Syntax
$threadUserCount[threadID]
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
threadID |
The ID of the thread to analyze. |
Return Value
- Type: Integer
- The number of members in the thread.
0if the thread is empty or inaccessible.
Behavior
- Counts all users who have joined the thread (public) or have been added to it (private).
- Includes the bot itself if it has joined the thread.
- The bot must have access to the thread.
Examples
Thread Summary
$title[Thread Activity]
$description[
**Members:** $threadUserCount[$threadID] participants
**Messages:** $threadMessageCount[$threadID] messages
]
$color[#57F287]
$sendMessage[]
Popularity Alert
$let[userCount;$threadUserCount[$threadID]]
$if[$userCount>=10]
$sendMessage[This thread has attracted $userCount participants! 🔥]
$endif
Participation Monitoring
$let[members;$threadUserCount[$threadID]]
$let[messages;$threadMessageCount[$threadID]]
$let[ratio;$round[$divide[$messages;$members]]]
$sendMessage[Average of $ratio messages per participant.]
Notes
- In public threads, the count includes all users who have opened the thread.
- Useful alongside
$threadMessageCount[]to evaluate engagement. - Members who leave a public thread are no longer counted.