Logical Parser

The Logical Parser allows you to create conditional logic within placeholders by evaluating multiple boolean expressions. It supports two modes: OR logic (returns true if any expression matches) and AND logic (returns true only if all expressions match).

Syntax

{parser(expression|expression|...):true_message|false_message}

Structure

• Expressions: Multiple boolean conditions separated by pipes (|)
• Payload: A message split by a pipe (|) containing the true/false responses
• The text before the first pipe in the payload is returned when conditions are met
• The text after the first pipe is returned when conditions are not met

Modes

OR Mode (Any Match)

Returns the true message if any of the expressions evaluate to true.

Aliases:

• any (primary)
• or
• union

Syntax:

{any(expression|expression|...):true_message|false_message}

How it works:

1. Evaluates each expression separated by |
2. If any expression is true, returns the text before the first pipe in the payload
3. If all expressions are false, returns the text after the first pipe in the payload

Examples:

{any({args}==hi|{args}==hello|{args}==hey):Hello {user}!|How rude.}

• If {args} is hi, hello, or hey → Returns: Hello Mr. Priyansh#2063!
• If {args} is anything else → Returns: How rude.

{any({a}==1|{b}==2):One or two matched.|No match.}

• If {a}==1 is true OR {b}==2 is true → Returns: One or two matched.
• If both are false → Returns: No match.

AND Mode (All Match)

Returns the true message only if all of the expressions evaluate to true.

Aliases:

• all (primary)
• and
• intersection

Syntax:

{all(expression|expression|...):true_message|false_message}

How it works:

1. Evaluates each expression separated by |
2. If all expressions are true, returns the text before the first pipe in the payload
3. If any expression is false, returns the text after the first pipe in the payload

Examples:

{all({args}>=100|{args}<=1000):You picked {args}.|You must provide a number between 100 and 1000.}

• If {args} is 52 → Returns: You must provide a number between 100 and 1000. (fails first condition)
• If {args} is 282 → Returns: You picked 282. (both conditions pass)
• If {args} is 1500 → Returns: You must provide a number between 100 and 1000. (fails second condition)

{all({x}==a|{y}==b):Both matched.|One or more did not match.}

• If {x}==a is true AND {y}==b is true → Returns: Both matched.
• If either condition is false → Returns: One or more did not match.

Notes

• The payload must contain a pipe (|) to separate true/false messages
• In OR mode, expressions are evaluated left to right; evaluation may stop once any expression is true (short-circuit behavior)
• In AND mode, all expressions are evaluated; every expression must be true for the parser to return the first message

When to Use Which Mode

Quick Reference:

• OR mode (any): "If any of these are true, do this"
• AND mode (all): "If all of these are true, do this"