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# Granting/Revoking a Group

### Granting

Granting a group to a user is simple: You need to provide the group to grant and the user to grant it to.\
\
Consider these examples:

```genie
set {_lp} to luckperms user from player:
edit user {_lp}:
    grant luckperms group "admin"
send "You are now an admin! With great power comes great responsibility.." to player
```

```genie
set {_lp} to luckperms user from player
edit user {_lp}:
    grant luckperms group "donator" for 30 days
send "You just got donator role for 30 days! Consider donating again to get it for another 30 days!" to player
```

### Revoking

Revoking a group from a user is just like granting: You need to provide the group to revoke and the user to revoke it from.\
\
Consider this example:

```genie
set {_lp} to luckperms user from player
    edit user {_lp}:
        revoke luckperms group "staff"
    send "You just lost your staff role!" to player
```


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