Variables

In BJS we have useful global variables.

Variable	Description
request	it is collection with a lot of data. You can see it by Bot.sendMessage( inspect(request) ) All fields available here. All field will be in request.
message	current message from user - string
user	user who sent a command or text. Fields: id (BB id), telegramid (telegram id), first_name, last_name, username, created_at, updated_at, just_created (true for new user or false for already exist. User must be totally new in BB - he is old if he start any BB bot before) Can be blank: first_name, last_name, username
chat	data for current chat. Fields: id (BB id), chatid (telegram chat id), bot_id, title, chat_type (can be: "private", "group", "supergroup"), user_id, created_at, updated_at, just_created (true for new chat or false for already exist) Note: User can block bot chat - so chat can be removed. But then user can start bot again - so chat.just_created - will be true but user.just_created will be false
bot	data for bot. Fields: id, name, token, created_at, updated_at, csv_url, last_run_at, store_bot_id, status
command	data for command. Fields: id, name, folder, need_reply, auto_retry_time, last_auto_retry_at, created_via_csv_import, last_csv_import_at, created_at, updated_at
params	command parameters - text
owner	information about bot owner: email, id and etc
completed_commands_count	the count of previously completed commands on Bot.runCommand calls. Can be used for security
iteration_quota	current quota information: limit, progress and etc. You can see it by Bot.sendMessage( inspect(iteration_quota) )
payment_plan	current bot owner payment plan information
BB_API_URL	api url: api.bots.business. Each Cloud have own Api Url

You can inspect any variable for debug

Bot.sendMessage( inspect(user) )
Bot.sendMessage( inspect(chat) )