Syntax

$onlyForRoles[roleID1;roleID2;...;(errorMessage)]

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
roleID1;roleID2;...	Snowflake[]	The IDs of the allowed roles, separated by ;.
errorMessage	String (optional)	The message sent if the user has none of the roles.

Behavior

• Checks the roles of the triggering user.
• The check is an OR operation: the user only needs to have at least one of the listed roles.
• If the user has at least one role from the list, the command continues.
• If the user has none of the listed roles, the command execution is halted.

Examples

Command reserved for moderators

$onlyForRoles[123456789012345678;❌ Only moderators can use this command.]
$mute[$mentioned[1];Reason]
$sendMessage[$mentioned[1] was muted.]

Multiple allowed roles (Mod or Admin)

$onlyForRoles[111111111111111111;222222222222222222;❌ Insufficient permissions.]
$clear[100]

Staff command with redirect message

$onlyForRoles[123456789012345678;❌ Command reserved for staff. Please open a ticket for any inquiries.]
$sendMessage[Welcome to the staff panel.]

Notes

• The check is an OR check (a single role is enough), unlike $onlyPerms which performs an AND operation on permissions.
• To check by role name dynamically, use $hasRole[$authorID;Role Name].
• $onlyForRoleIDs is an alias of $onlyForRoles.
• To blacklist roles, use $blacklistRoles or $blacklistRoleIDs.
• Combine with $onlyForChannels to restrict a command by both role and channel.