MessageFlags

Enum

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discord.MessageFlags lists the named constants for this enumeration. Prefer these names over hardcoded literals.

Values

discord.MessageFlags.Crossposted

1 << 0

Crossposted. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.IsCrosspost

1 << 1

Is Crosspost. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.SuppressEmbeds

1 << 2

Suppress Embeds. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.SourceMessageDeleted

1 << 3

Source Message Deleted. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.Urgent

1 << 4

Urgent. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.HasThread

1 << 5

Has Thread. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.Ephemeral

1 << 6

Ephemeral. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.Loading

1 << 7

Loading. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.FailedToMentionSomeRolesInThread

1 << 8

Failed To Mention Some Roles In Thread. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.SuppressNotifications

1 << 12

Suppress Notifications. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.IsVoiceMessage

1 << 13

Is Voice Message. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

discord.MessageFlags.IsComponentsV2

1 << 15

Is Components V2. Use the symbolic name in bot code rather than the raw value.

Read members as discord.MessageFlags.Name. Do not hard-code numeric literals when a symbolic name exists.

lua

local discord = require("discord")
print(discord.MessageFlags.Crossposted)