$argsCheck

When this function is used, the command can only be executed if the user’s message contains a certain amount of arguments (words).

Usage

$argsCheck[how-many;error message]

Breakdown

• how-many - How many arguments there should be in the user’s message.

🧙‍♂️ For example, if you want users to have 3 or more arguments in their message; you can use >3. If you want users to have less than 3 arguments in their message, you can use <3. If you want the users to have exactly 3 arguments in their message put 3.

• error message - The message that the bot will send if the user has too many/little arguments.

Example

$argsCheck[>1;❌ Please provide something for me to say!]
$noMentionMessage

🧙‍♂️ This example, a !say command; only allows users to run the command if they provided 1 or more argument in their message. If they don't provide any arguments the bot returns “❌ Please provide something for me to say!”.