FoundryVTT-Actor-Attribute-Lists VS Personal-Macros

There's an old module, Actor Attribute Lists that you could use. I just installed it on my 0.8.9 server and it seems to work fine. You'll have to install it manually. Once activated, you can copy a macro out of the compendium, select a token, and it'll pull up a screen of all the associated attributes and the values for the actor. You can use that as a reference point.

There's a pin in the Core How-To channel of the discord that tells you a handful of different ways to get that data. Console logging the object is usually the most helpful. You can also export the actor/item as JSON from Foundry in the right click menu and inspect it there. There's also a link there to a module that gives you a macro, something about Actor Attribute Lists.

As for the Actor Attributes List, the manifest URL is "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/relick/FoundryVTT-Actor-Attribute-Lists/master/module.json"

You may find this module helpful as well https://github.com/relick/FoundryVTT-Actor-Attribute-Lists

Trust me, I felt extremely frustrated not long ago by the whole macro thing. Three months ago, "Hello World" was the extent of my Javascript ability. Now I've managed to make some pretty cool macros for myself, and have even coded my own module. And I got there by: picking apart other peoples' simple macros (whether from Community Macros, stuff on the discord, or other users' github pages), experimenting in the console, looking at exported JSON of actors/items, perusing the Foundry API (and github pages of various modules/game-systems I'm using), and asking a bunch of questions on #macro-polo.