ReactionRemoveCommand
An event that fires when a user removes a reaction from a message. Placeholders can be used to return data about the reaction.
​
Placeholders: 13
- 1.{reactions} - How many reactions the message has after the event fires.
- 2.{emoji} - The emoji that was used to un-react to the message.
- 3.{emojiid} - The emoji ID that was used to un-react to the message.
- 4.{emojiname} - The name of the emoji that was used to un-react to the message.
- 5.{didbotreact} - Returns
trueif the bot un-reacted to the message, otherwise function returnsfalse. - 6.{messageurl} - The URL of the message that was un-reacted with.
- 7.{reactedat} - The date and time the message was un-reacted with.
- 8.{identifier} - The emoji identifier of the emoji that was used to un-react to the message. Great for piecing together the emoji that was used.
- 9.{channelid} - ID of hthe channel the reaction took place.
- 10.{channelname} - Name of the channel the reaction took place.
- 11.{channelmention} - Mention the channel the reaction took place.
- 12.{guildid} - ID of the guild the reaction took place.
- 13.{guildname} - Name of the guild the reaction took place.
​
Example 1: The event placed in the main file.
1
bot.ReactionRemoveCommand({
2
name: "39588639875304545",
3
code: `
4
$description[
5
$user[$authorID;mention] un-reacted to a {hyper:message:{messageurl}} with {emoji}
6
]
7
`
8
})
9
bot.onReactionRemove()
Copied!
​
bot.onReactionRemove() - Goes in the main file to be able to call the event!
1
module.exports.ReactionRemoveCommand = ({
2
name: "39588639875304545",
3
code: `
4
$description[
5
$user[$authorID;mention] un-reacted to a {hyper:message:{messageurl}} with {emoji}
6
]
7
`
8
})
Copied!
Last modified 10mo ago
Copy link
Contents
Placeholders: 13