onMessageUpdate

Triggers when a user edits their message.

Add The Event: bot.addEvent("onMessageUpdate")

Type: updateCommand

Base Code

bot.command({
    type: "updateCommand", // onMessageUpdate type.
    channel: "channelID", // The channel which the message gets sent in.
    code: `code` // The code to run when someone edits their message.
})

Example

bot.command({
    type: "updateCommand",
    channel: "39459438494840494",
    code: `A message was edited by <@$oldMessage[userID]>. $oldMessage[content] => $message`
})
// $oldMessage holds the data for the message before it got edited.
// You can use regular functions like $message to return the data for the new message.

onMessageUpdate triggers for all servers (globally). You can prevent this by using server variables. (learn-more)

Using $oldMessage

Usage

$oldMessage[option;(optional) index;(optional) index2]

Breakdown

option - The data to return. (see available options section)

index - In case the field name/value option is picked, this option will be used to choose which field name/value to get. Optional.

index2 - Which embed to get the data from, in case there were multiple embeds attached to the message. Optional.

Available Options

• content

• attachment

• author

• authorURL

• channelID

• description

• fieldName

• fieldValue

• footer

• footerURL

• image

• messageID

• thumbnail

• title

• userID