Urlfetch inside pastebin

[Emily]

Hey @sawex!

As mentioned a couple times before, you can’t directly use Nightbot variables inside a Pastebin:

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,…

The solution to your problem is to call both $(urlfetch) in the command, and then call the Pastebin which will contain all the code.

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First your command would look like this:

$(eval valorantMain = `$(urlfetch json https://api.kyroskoh.xyz/valorant/v1/mmr/EU/LAW/00000?show=combo&display=0)`; valorantSmurf = `$(urlfetch json https://api.kyroskoh.xyz/valorant/v1/mmr/EU/LAW/999?show=combo&display=0)`; t = '$(twitch $(channel) "{{status}}|{{game}}")'.split('|'); $(urlfetch https://pastebin.com/raw/XXXXXXXX))

And then your Pastebin like this:

const object = {
  "VALORANT": {
    "rank": `VALORANT : Main ${valorantMain} / Smurf ${valorantSmurf}`
  },
  "Overwatch 2": {
    "rank": "Overwatch 2 : UnRanked (Placement 1 Win | 3 Lost)"
  }
};

let s = [];
Object.values(object).forEach(k => s.push(k.rank));
const f = s.join(', ');

t[0] === 'offline' ? f : object[t[1]] ? object[t[1]].rank : f;