Nightbot variables in Pastebin

[momodagoat]

Hi, i like to put this command in a pastebin link where you can enter many answers.

This is the command : !commands add hi $(eval const a = $(1).toLowerCase(); switch(a) { case “chat?”: “Salutations of the day, @$(user). Please allow me so see your honorable panstsu”; break; case “everyone”: “Heya, @$(user)”; break; case “guys”: “Me too, @$(user)-san?”; break; case “teo”: “Why won’t you say hi to me, @$(user)? BibleThump”; break; case “reo”: “B-BAKA! Don’t I deserve a greeting too? What about chat, @$(user)?”; break; default: " ";})

I like to make it something like that :
$(eval a="$(1)";u="$(user)";$(urlfetch json https://pastebin.com/raw/kkGUZ8am))
& in the pastebin i enter something like : case ${a} = “chat” : “Salutations of the day, ${u}. Please allow me so see your honorable panstsu”; …

The problem is i dont know what to type in the pastebin
I hope you understand what i’m trying to say, and sorry for my english

[Emily]

Hey @momodagoat!

If you’ve used the search bar, you’d have noticed we’ve already addressed this a couple times before:

Use Nightbot variables in Pastebin

Hey @steelboost! If you want to use Nightbot variables values inside a Pastebin, you need to call them before entering the Pastebin as Nightbot reads that code but doesn’t replace the variables, it’s linked to how JS works. So for your code, here’s how to do it, call the $(urlfetch) and define $(user) outside of the paste: $(eval r=`$(urlfetch json http://tmi.twitch.tv/group/user/$(channel)/chatters)`; u=`$(user)`; $(urlfetch https://pastebin.com/raw/QNGztScQ)) And inside your paste QNGztScQ,…

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