Variables

User and guild variables

User variables

{user} - user's full name with discriminator if they have one

{user.discriminator} - their discriminator

{user.id} - their id

{user.avatar} - a link of their avatar

{user.mention} - it mentions the user

{user.display} - the user's display name (for me it's apollo)

{user.created_at} - default timestamp of the date when the user created their account (ex December 25, 2023 4:24 PM)

{user.created_at.relative} - (ex: 2 months ago)

{user.created_at.long_date} - (ex: December 25, 2023)

{user.created_at.short_date} - (ex: 12/25/2023)

{user.joined_at} - default timestamp of the date when the user joined the server(ex December 25, 2023 4:24 PM)

{user.joined_at.relative} - (ex: 2 months ago)

{user.joined_at.long_date} - (ex: December 25, 2023)

{user.joined_at.short_date} - (ex: 12/25/2023)

Guild variables

{guild.name} - server's name

{guild.id} - server's id

{guild.member_count} - guild's member count

{guild.description} - server's description (if any)

{guild.icon} - server's icon (if any)

{guild.banner} - server's banner (if any)

{guild.boosts} - number of boosts the server has

{guild.boost_level} - the boost level the server has

{guild.boosters} - the number of boosters the server has

{guild.owner} - this is an user object of the server's owner (u can use the same variables from user for {guild.owner}, ex: {guild.owner.mention})

{guild.member_count_ordinal} - member count but it shows differently (ex: 150th)

{guild.created_at} - the date the server was created. You can use the same variables for this from the {user.created_at}