> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://skript-luckperms.gitbook.io/skript-luckperms/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://skript-luckperms.gitbook.io/skript-luckperms/groups/misc.md). # Misc ### Getting All Groups Per usual, getting all groups is extremely easy.\ \ Consider this example:
```genie set {_list::*} to all luckperms groups broadcast "All the server's LuckPerms groups:" loop {_list::*}: broadcast loop-value ``` ### Group Members Allows you to search all users in the LuckPerms database and find those who have a specific group.\ \ Consider this example:
```genie get the members of group "example" and store it in {_lp::*} send "%size of {_lp::*}% have 'example' group!" to all ops ``` ### Has Group Allows you to check if a user has the provided group.\ \ Consider this example:
```genie set {_lp} to luckperms user from player if {_lp} has luckperms group "admin": broadcast "%player% is an admin!" else: broadcast "%player% is not an admin!" ``` ### Groups of User Allows you to get all the groups of a user.\ \ Consider this example:
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