Tags

This documentation applies only for the British English translation of Cascade. To find information for your language, run the ;usage tags command or join our Discord server

Placeholders can be used within tags to produce custom output based on the user, arguments or channel the command is run in.

Server

{server} - Displays information about the server. Without arguments, {server} returns the server's name

• {server:id} - The numeric ID of the server e.g. 488394590458478602

• {server:region} - The name of the region e.g. EU Central

• {server:owner} - The full name for the server's owner e.g. Cascade#3186

• {server:member_count} - The count of members in the server.

Sender

{sender} - Displays information about the user who has run the tag. Without arguments, {sender} returns the sender's full name e.g. Cascade#3186

• {sender:id} - The numeric ID of the sender e.g. 135081860790222848

• {sender:nickname} - The nickname of the sender e.g. weeryan17.java

• {sender:name} - The name of the sender e.g. weeryan17

• {sender:full_name} - The full name of the sender e.g. weeryan17#1258

• {sender:mention} - Mentions the sender e.g. @weeryan17

Channel

{channel} - Display information about the text channel the tag has been run in. Without arguments, {channel} returns the channel's name e.g. info

• {channel:id} - The numeric ID of the text channel e.g. 548975880924561409

• {channel:mention} - Mentions the text channel e.g. #support

• {channel:topic} - The topic of the text channel

• {channel:creation} - The creation date of the text channel

• {channel:parent} - The name of the channel's category if there is one

Miscellaneous

{time} - The current time when the tag is run

{args:index} - The argument at the 0-based index that is passed to the tag

Example: ;tag arguments hi hello {args:0} = hi {args:1} = hello