Readable endings

Your own variables can do more than show a plain value. Put a dot and a word at the end and DogeBot changes how it looks, or works something out for you.

You have {DBVAR_coins.formatted} coins and you are {DBVAR_coins.place}!

You have 12,500 coins and you are 3rd!

Stored values with readable endings — Press Stored values on the Database page. The How to use list (1) shows every ending for that variable, and the Leaderboard maker (2) writes a whole message for you.

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Ending	What it does	Example result
`.formatted`	Adds commas	`{DBVAR_coins.formatted}` gives `1,234,567`
`.short`	Makes big numbers short	`{DBVAR_coins.short}` gives `1.2M`

Leaderboards (User variables)

These look at every member’s value in this server. They only work on User variables, like coins or XP.

Ending	What it gives you	Example result
`.leaderboard.10`	A ready-made top 10 list. Use any number up to 25.	`1. Sam, 12,500` (and so on)
`.top.1.member`	Who is in 1st place. Change `1` for any place.	@Sam
`.top.1.value`	How many the 1st place has	`12500`
`.top.1.id`	The ID of the 1st place	`136327647792726016`
`.bottom.1.member`	Who is in last place	@Alex
`.rank`	This member’s place, as a number	`3`
`.place`	This member’s place, as a word	`3rd`
`.next.member`	Who they need to pass next	@Jo
`.next.gap`	How many more they need to pass them	`250`
`.next.value`	How many that person has	`12750`
`.total`	Everyone’s values added up	`98100`
`.average`	The average	`415`
`.members`	How many members have a value	`236`
`.value[option_user]`	Someone else’s value	`800`

Every ending that is about one member can point at someone else with [ ]:

{user_name[option_user]} is {DBVAR_coins.place[option_user]} with {DBVAR_coins.value[option_user]} coins.

See Point a variable at someone else.

A leaderboard message in one line

Top 10 richest
{DBVAR_coins.leaderboard.10}

You are {DBVAR_coins.place} with {DBVAR_coins.formatted} coins.

You don’t have to write this yourself. On the Database page press Stored values, then use the Leaderboard maker: pick how many places and press Copy message.

Lists (Collections)

These work on Collection variables, and on User variables that store a list.

Ending	What it gives you	Example result
`.length`	How many things are in the list	`3`
`.0`, `.1`, `.2` and so on	The thing at that place. Places start at 0.	`{DBVAR_bag.0}` gives `sword`
`.first`	The first thing	`sword`
`.last`	The last thing	`potion`
`.random`	A random thing	`shield`
`.join[, ]`	Everything, with what’s in `[ ]` between	`sword, shield, potion`
`.has[potion]`	`true` if it’s in the list	`true`
`.count[potion]`	How many times it’s in the list	`2`
`.position[potion]`	Where it is in the list (from 0)	`2`
`.empty`	`true` if the list is empty	`false`
`.sum`	All the numbers added up	`60`
`.highest`	The biggest number	`40`
`.lowest`	The smallest number	`5`
`.each[$number. $value\n]`	Writes every thing on its own line	`1. sword` then `2. shield`

In .each[...]:

$value is the thing,
$number counts 1, 2, 3,
\n means a new line.

Lists of items with keys

A shop is a list where every item has keys, like name, price and stock. These endings read inside the items.

Ending	What it gives you	Example result
`[name=Potion].price`	The price of the item called Potion	`50`
`[name=Potion]`	The whole Potion item	`{"name":"Potion","price":50}`
`.sum.price`	Every price added up	`350`
`.has[name=Bow]`	`true` if there’s an item called Bow	`false`
`.count[stock=0]`	How many items have 0 stock	`1`
`.each[$name, $price coins\n]`	A line for every item. `$name` and `$price` read those keys.	`Potion, 50 coins`

Shop
{DBVAR_shop.each[$number. **$name**, $price coins ($stock left)\n]}

Shop
1. Potion, 50 coins (10 left)
2. Sword, 200 coins (3 left)

Objects

For an Object variable, put a dot and the key name:

{DBVAR_settings.prefix}
{DBVAR_profile.title}

If a key holds a list, you can keep going: {DBVAR_inventory.weapons.length}, {DBVAR_inventory.weapons.join[, ]}.

Endings can be chained

Endings run from left to right, so you can put them one after another:

{DBVAR_shop[name=Sword].price.formatted}

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Nicer numbers

Leaderboards (User variables)

A leaderboard message in one line

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Lists of items with keys

Objects

Endings can be chained

​Nicer numbers

​Leaderboards (User variables)

​A leaderboard message in one line

​Lists (Collections)

​Lists of items with keys

​Objects

​Endings can be chained

Nicer numbers

Leaderboards (User variables)

A leaderboard message in one line

Lists (Collections)

Lists of items with keys

Objects

Endings can be chained