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VariableOutput
{user.mentions}Comma separated mentions of all members
{user.display_names}Comma separated display names of all members
{user.names}Comma separated usernames of all members
{user.join_position}Join position of the member in the server
{user.id}User ID
{user.name}Username without discriminator
{user.display_name}Server-specific nickname or username
{user.mention}User mention string
{user.avatar}User’s global avatar URL
{user.server_avatar}User’s server-specific avatar URL
{user.display_avatar}The avatar displayed (server or global)
{user.created_at}Account creation timestamp
{user.created_at.relative}Account creation timestamp in relative format
{user.created_at.timestamp}Account creation timestamp, only use this in embed timestamp
{user.joined_at}Join date of the user in the server
{user.joined_at.relative}Join date of the user in the server in relative format
{user.joined_at.timestamp}Join date of the user in the server, only use this in embed timestamp
{user.boosting}Whether the user is boosting the server
{user.boost_since}Time when user started boosting
{user.bot}Whether the user is a bot

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Scripting

The scripting system lets you write dynamic content using loops and inline conditions. This is especially useful in giveaway messages where you want to display extra entries and claim times about a role from a preset.
Scripting is currently mainly available in giveaway messages. The examples below will only work in giveaway contents.

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Loop over preset roles

Use a {% for %} loop to iterate over every role in your giveaway’s preset and display their entries and claim time. 
{% for role in gw.preset %}
  {role.mention} has **{role.entries}** entries and **{role.claim_time}** claim time
{% endfor %}
{% for role in gw.preset %}: starts the loop; role becomes each preset role, one at a time
{role.mention}: mentions the role
{role.entries}: the number of extra entries that role has
{role.claim_time}: the claim time for that role
{% endfor %}: marks the end of the loop Example output:
@Active has 1 entries and 10 minutes claim time
@Boosters has 2 entries and 15 minutes claim time
@Supporters has 3 entries and 30 minutes claim time

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Filter out a specific role

Use an inline condition to skip a role you don’t want to display. When the condition matches, pass skips all remaining output for that role and moves on to the next role. 
{% for role in gw.preset %}
  {role.id == 1403938022772314155; pass}
  {role.mention} has **{role.entries}** entries and **{role.claim_time}** claim time
{% endfor %}
{role.id == 1403938022772314155; pass}:
If the role ID matches, it will be skipped entirely. When the condition doesn’t match, the line will be fully ignored and the loop will continue. Example output (assuming the matched role is @Active):
@Boosters has 2 entries and 15 minutes claim time
@Supporters has 3 entries and 30 minutes claim time

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Show a special message for one role

Use an inline condition to display a completely different message for a specific role. When the condition matches, the custom message is shown and the rest of the lines for that role are skipped automatically. 
{% for role in gw.preset %}
  {role.id == 1403938022772314155; "{role.mention} are cool! **{role.entries}** entries"}
  {role.mention} has **{role.entries}** entries and **{role.claim_time}** claim time
{% endfor %}
{role.id == 1403938022772314155; "..."}:
If the role ID matches, it will output the quoted string instead and skip the lines below it for that role. For all other roles the condition doesn’t trigger, so they fall through to the normal line. Example output (assuming the matched role is @Supporters):
@Active has 1 entries and 10 minutes claim time
@Boosters has 2 entries and 15 minutes claim time
@Supporters are cool! 3 entries
You can use as many inline conditions as you want in the same loop to create complex filtering and output logic. Just remember that once a condition matches, the rest of the lines for that role are skipped, so order your conditions carefully.