Syntax

$userBadges[(User ID;Separator)]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
User ID	Optional. The user to read. If omitted or empty, the command author is used. A non-numeric or non-positive value raises Invalid user ID.
Separator	Optional. The text placed between badge names. If omitted, a space.

Return Value

• Type: String
• The names of the badges of the user, in a fixed order, separated by the separator: staff, partner, hype_squad, bug_hunter_level_1, hype_squad_bravery, hype_squad_brilliance, hype_squad_balance, premium_early_supporter, team_pseudo_user, bug_hunter_level_2, verified_bot, verified_developer, certified_moderator, bot_http_interactions, active_developer.
• An empty string if the user has no badge or cannot be found.

Behavior

• A user that cannot be read has no badge: the result is an empty string, not an error.
• For the command author, if the host supplied a user.badges context variable, its text is returned as is (the separator does not apply to it).

Examples

Display the value in an embed

$title[Profile of $userName]
$description[
**ID:** $userID
**Badges:** $userBadges
]
$color[#5865F2]

Another user, custom separator

$sendMessage[Badges: $userBadges[$mentioned[1];, ]]

Test whether any badge exists

$if[$userBadges==]
  $sendMessage[No badge.]
$else
  $sendMessage[Badges: $userBadges]
$endif

Notes

• To test one badge, use $checkContains[$userBadges[$authorID];active_developer].