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# .roturSend(msg,target)

## Description

roturSend allows you to message another user on the rotur network using a rotur packet

{% embed url="<https://rotur.dev>" %}

## Parameters

roturSend takes the parameters, msg and target.

Msg is the actual message data that you want to send to your recipient

Target is the application id that you want to send the data to, 0 is the id of the system itself.

## Usage

{% code fullWidth="false" %}

```javascript
"my connection id".roturConnect()

user = network.username

user.roturSend(msg)
// send the message to yourself
// since we didnt include a target, it will default to "my connection id"
// that means this specific application will recieve the message back
```

{% endcode %}


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