$setGuildVar[]

$setGuildVar stores a value persistently in the BDFD database under a guild-scoped variable. The variable value is shared by all members within that server context. $setServerVar is an exact alias and can be used interchangeably.

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Syntax

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$setGuildVar[name;value] or $setGuildVar[name;value;Guild ID]

When called with two arguments (name and value), it sets the variable for the current guild (((guild.id))). When a Guild ID is provided, the variable is set for the specified server.

The scope is guild, meaning the value is shared server-wide. This is ideal for server settings such as prefixes, welcome channels, auto-roles, logging channels, and similar configuration values. This function does not return any output — use $getGuildVar to read the value. To reset, use $resetGuildVar.

Examples

Set Moderation Log Channel

$setGuildVar[modLogChan;123456789012345678;$guildID]
$title[Audit Logs Configured]
$description[Moderation logs will be posted to <#123456789012345678>.]
$color[#57F287]
$sendMessage[]