> ## Documentation Index
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# AzarineGuard Macros

> We have a built-in macros that you can use in scripts

Scripts may need some customer data or script related data, you can use these macros.

## Runtime Variables

<ResponseField name="AZG_ISPREMIUM" type="bool">
  A bool status to check if user is using key or not. <br />
  *Keyless mode scripts only, will show `true` otherwise*

  Sample: `true`
</ResponseField>

<ResponseField name="AZG_SCRIPTNAME" type="string">
  The name of the script executed in a string form.

  Sample: `Sample Script`
</ResponseField>

<ResponseField name="AZG_SCRIPTVERSION" type="string">
  The version of your script in a string form.

  Sample: `BETA` / `V1.1`
</ResponseField>

<ResponseField name="AZG_KEYEXPIRY" type="bigint">
  Customer key expiry in a form of int epoch time. <br />
  *Will show `0` or `nil` if user didn't use key in keyless mode*

  Sample: `1770456576` / `-1` (-1 is LIFETIME)
</ResponseField>

<ResponseField name="AZG_KEYFROMADS" type="bool">
  A bool status to check if user key comes from ads system.<br />
  *Will show `false` if user didn't use key in keyless mode*

  Sample: `true`
</ResponseField>

### Sample Usage

```lua theme={null}
print("Welcome to:".. AZG_SCRIPTNAME .. " V".. AZG_SCRIPTVERSION)
print("You are using Premium: "..tostring(AZG_ISPREMIUM))

local date_time_string

if AZG_KEYEXPIRY == -1 then
    date_time_string = "Lifetime Access"
else
    local epoch_timestamp = AZG_KEYEXPIRY

    local GMT_PLUS_7_OFFSET = 7 * 3600

    local adjusted_timestamp = epoch_timestamp + GMT_PLUS_7_OFFSET

    date_time_string = os.date("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S GMT+7", adjusted_timestamp)
end

print("Your key will expire on: "..date_time_string)
print("Your key is from ads: "..tostring(AZG_KEYFROMADS))
```