Creating a custom command

[mysteryonzero]

I am trying to make a hello response command but I dont know how to add other q= = words to react with it.
!addcom hi $(eval q=$(1); q==guys||q==null?Hello $(user), welcome to my stream!: )
Like the command works when i say ‘Hi’ or ‘Hi guys’ but I want to add more ways to have it respond to.
How would I add extra words like it has for ‘guys’.

[Emily]

Hey @mysteryonzero!

I feel like we’ve answered this very question many times before, have you tried using the search bar before opening your topic?

Help, how can I make a command with different response depending on the input?

Hey @MichiTriste! Funnily enough, the very first question I asked on this forum was pretty similar, here’s the answer I got: Basically, you want to add a test on the Nightbot variable you use in your code, but how you implement the test depends on what variable you use: $(query) and $(querystring) give an empty string when no argument are fed into the command → so you test it that way: if ('$(query)' === '') arguments like $(1) or $(8) give a null when no argument are fed into the comman…

$(eval if ('$(1)' === 'guys') { 'MESSAGE_IF_GUYS_IN_INPUT' } else if ('$(1)' === 'mate') { 'MESSAGE_IF_MATE_IN_INPUT' } else { 'Hello $(user), welcome to my stream!' })

Or if you want to use the ternary operator (a tiny bit more advanced, only use it if you understand it):

$(eval if '$(1)' === 'guys' ? 'MESSAGE_IF_GUYS_IN_INPUT' : '$(1)' === 'mate' ? 'MESSAGE_IF_MATE_IN_INPUT' : 'Hello $(user), welcome to my stream!')