🧩-plugin-development

[dull magnet]

it's pretty good

[swift delta]

https://tenor.com/view/giga-chad-gigachad-big-gif-21053844

[uncut iron]

how to hide this?

[orchid scaffold]

Maybe you’ll find something in #🎨-css-snippets

[uncut iron]

oh alr

[uncut iron]

that isn't really helping

[green vessel]

*:before {
    content: "balls"
}

guys this is such good code! change it to your css rn!

[dull magnet]

[href="/shop"], [href="/store"] {
    display: none;
}

also use #🏥-vencord-support-🏥 or #🎨-css-snippets next time

or do it yourself, it's really easy, you just gotta learn inspect elements

[uncut iron]

alr sorry I’m new here

Thank you

[vast karma]

Wait do both /shop and /store exist what's the difference

[floral plaza]

store is the nitro button

[frigid bay]

and css :p

[light hazel]

using the plugin api how do i detect this window appearing

do i just use dom apis

[vast karma]

Find what component that is and patch it

[light hazel]

sorry but how do i do that

i have looked through the source code

can't really get my head around

[dull magnet]

no

[dull magnet]

explain what you're trying to do
https://xyproblem.info

[light hazel]

I’m trying to make a plugin that attempts to fix the screen sharing issues on Wayland Linux

I’m thinking about overriding the screen sharing button and have it trigger the native chrome screen sharing dialog

[dull magnet]

not possible

use https://github.com/Vencord/Vesktop

[vital path]

sorry if this is a stupid question but how could i send an ephemeral message with the author showing as me

[vital path]

oh also how can i change the name of a slash command argument, as well as add a description to what the expected value should be?

[jagged briar]

look at MessageTags

[vital path]

tysm

[vital path]

what ab this one tho?

or actually, i guess a better question would be what would be more standard (forgot the word), but sending an epehmeral via clyde or yourself?

[jagged briar]

MessageTags

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/src/plugins/messageTags/index.ts#L158-L160C32

[proud parrot]

**index.ts: **Lines 158-160

return sendBotMessage(ctx.channel.id, {
    content: `${EMOTE} A Tag with the name **${name}** already exists!`
});

[vital path]

yes i get it for clyde but i want the author to be myself

[jagged briar]

not sure about that one tbh

there is for sure a way tho

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/4a1c85c8adc04e4874b73b32924d24bd0839aab9/src/plugins/previewMessage/index.tsx#L103-L110

[proud parrot]

**index.tsx: **Lines 103-110

sendBotMessage(
    channelId,
    {
        content: getDraft(channelId),
        author: UserStore.getCurrentUser(),
        attachments: hasAttachments ? await getAttachments(channelId) : undefined,
    }
)}

[vital path]

looks perfect thank u so so much

[serene cape]

almost looks decent

[rocky jackal]

Is there a way to intercept discord's router?

welp that's a nice to have

[stuck herald]

does that like handle channel switches and stuff ?

[rocky jackal]

yes

[stuck herald]

oh nice

[floral plaza]

if you haven’t got it yet, try looking at transitionTo

[pure temple]

anybody know a good chunky font to use in icons - or good icons i can steal?
I promise this relates to programming 😇

i just wanted circles with numbers on them to represent different types of integer

(8, 16, 32, 64; they're all signed)

[minor jolt]

What's the consensus on .net maui (ex-xamarin) ?

Compared to eg react native

[potent fox]

its not javascript

as a result good

also doesnt have herpes

[viral roost]

(do not expect a serious answer here)

[frigid bay]

coding

[jagged briar]

@narrow fable can you post your full plugin code here

[narrow fable]

https://pastebin.com/HaeuWPFn

[jagged briar]

i'll admit there's a lot your doing wrong

[narrow fable]

yea this is like second time I'm using typescript oof

[jagged briar]

like you dont need classes for everything

especially CommandExecutor

just stick the function into execute

[narrow fable]

I'm coming from C# so yea... 😄

[jagged briar]

Also inputType: ApplicationCommandInputType.BOT, should be inputType: ApplicationCommandInputType.BUILT_IN,

that might fix your actual issue

[narrow fable]

Alright

[narrow fable]

Nope

Is findOption not the correct way to parse attachments? 🤔

[narrow fable]

I'm not able to parse it with it

[slender trail]

coding.

[dull magnet]

no.

look at petpet

[narrow fable]

I did that but I'm still getting undefined

I consoled loged petpet command on the image switch case and that results in undefined as well

[dull magnet]

read better then

[chrome elbow]

slash command draft type is 5 not 0

[dull magnet]

petpet works fine

soo

[narrow fable]

Thank you!

I was trying out petpet command (only added console.log) seems like it's broken too... 🤔

I changed petpet to use draft_type 5 and that fixed it as well

[chrome elbow]

yes

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/pull/2070

[vast karma]

I found a TOCTOU bug in discord's user note loading

[dull magnet]

a what

[vast karma]

If you try to use the function (that I call) useNote() with the same argument several times in the same render cycle, it will send several fetch-note request

[dull magnet]

dont do that then

[vast karma]

Well yeah but I happen to have use for that function

[woven lion]

why do you have to call it multiple times with the same argument

that seems silly

[kind dome]

yo im interested in trying to make a plugin for vencord for myself is this possible?

[cedar marsh]

Yes

[kind dome]

any tutorials about it or docs u reccomend me check out?

[cedar marsh]

https://gist.github.com/sunnniee/28bd595f8c07992f6d03289911289ba8

[kind dome]

tysm

[cedar marsh]

Hi people. Quick question. I know bun/pnpm/yarn exist and are good.
But like how good. Is it worth the time switching from npm.

And also which is better. Bun says it's better, but it's really new

[jagged briar]

Bun is a node replacement, not npm

Pnpm is my favorite personally

Just cause its fast and doesn’t use a shit ton of storage

And idk how to use yarn

[cedar marsh]

Bun also says it has a faster node compatible package manager
https://bun.sh/docs/cli/install

[jagged briar]

Oh I forgor it’s a package manager too

I’ve never used it tbh

I probably should

I’ve been putting it off cause I have to use wsl

[cedar marsh]

Looking at that, 25x faster package install seems enough for me to try

[jagged briar]

Pnpm is really fast too

[cedar marsh]

WSL makes everything like this easier not harder imo

[jagged briar]

Like ~15s to download all of vencord’s

[jagged briar]

Just dealing with file stuff has been a downside for me

[cedar marsh]

how so?

File stiff as in?

editing files is fine with code and nano
managing/moving is fine because you can just do explorer.exe .

[jagged briar]

Files between normal windows and wsl

I’ve had some cases where it desuncs

Desyncs

[cedar marsh]

Ah

Explorer loves desyncing

There is a refresh button in Explorer at least

[frigid bay]

i feel like this should be pinned or something

[rocky jackal]

yarn is shit, change my ming

pnpm has made my life so much easier with how fast it is

[cedar marsh]

Just search for "from: f53 gist" every time someone asks

[warped bronze]

how to get vencord contributor

[jagged matrix]

step 1: dont be a child

[slow charm]

manifest it really hard

[warped bronze]

next

[jagged matrix]

uh huh you totally pass that one

[warped bronze]

...

truth

[jagged matrix]

uh huh i believe that one

[warped bronze]

Okay, but what else is ?

[stiff cargo]

Contribute?

What kind of question is this…

[jagged matrix]

one only a child would ask

[stiff cargo]

Touché

[exotic valve]

yay i finished 2020

now i have game of life utils for every possible scenario

[vast karma]

Can anyone think of any modal in vanilla discord that contains a checkbox or switch next to a button in the footer? Want to steal its looks and spacing if possible

[dull magnet]

?

[vast karma]

I was thinking something like this but not crappy

Putting it in the body would be possible too of course, but I think it'd be a bit of a waste of space

[dull magnet]

i dont think you will ever make this look good

[dull magnet]

i would do it like here

[vast karma]

For more context, the modal looks something like this

[dull magnet]

i mean

thats never gonna get merged so the design is fully up to u

personally for my private tweaks i dont bother making the ui pretty cause idc

[lost narwhal]

WOO IT SUPPORTS .mcfunction

[potent fox]

you make bl*ecord UI in your tweaks

[dull magnet]

https://tenor.com/view/nuh-uh-gif-18399658447366638577

[frigid bay]

we need less profile effects, not more of them

[dry plinth]

does anyone know how you interpret discord's stored shortcuts as keys? by which i mean the keybinds key in local storage. each id has a shortcuts array of which each item consists of an array of numbers. how do you interpret that as keys?

[vast karma]

You mean get as in understand or

[sturdy shard]

how many people beg for plugins a day?

[tawdry jasper]

femboys.getFirst()

[zinc mural]

can't count

[tame ether]

wanna know if it's possible before I start making it: is there a way to add something to the right click menu, that works like chrome?

i wanted to port an extension I made the other day over

[dull magnet]

wtf is that

but yes

[tame ether]

old roblox feature that got removed in 2014

ty though!! :D

[oblique lark]

among us quick chat moment

[tame ether]

😭

[amber mantle]

that looks like safechat out of a disney game

toontown/clubpeng

[vast karma]

Wait clubpeng is disney?

[tame ether]

tbf, it was added since around 2007

[spare hawk]

they bought rights a while back, originally wasnt

[weak ledge]

a

How is the project looking? trynna contribute

[austere mauve]

what

[jagged briar]

Contributions are always welcome, see the github repo

[dull magnet]

check what he replied to..

[amber mantle]

horror

[jagged briar]

Oh 💀

[weak ledge]

😭

how that project going

[dull magnet]

it's not a real project

it was joking

[weak ledge]

ik mane

[pseudo tiger]

is there a property or method to change the visibility of settings?

[dull magnet]

elaborate

[pseudo tiger]

in the settings page for a plugin, is there a way to "expand" the list of settings based on another setting

or can settings be dynamically added and removed by changing the settings object?

[pseudo tiger]

something like this tsx test: { description: "This is a test setting", default: true, type: OptionType.COMPONENT, component: (props: any) => { const [value, setValue] = useState("0"); return <> {settings.store.dependency && <Forms.FormSection> <Forms.FormTitle>This is a test number</Forms.FormTitle> <TextInput type="number" pattern="-?[0-9]+" onChange={value => { props.setValue(value); setValue(value); }} value={value} /> </Forms.FormSection>} </>; } }

or like this tsx test: { description: "This is a test setting", default: true, type: OptionType.BOOLEAN, onChange: value => { otherSetting.hidden = !value; } }

[pure temple]

i am still indecisive on what language to use for a discord bot
maybe C++ because it has async and await now (don't cry)

i tried java but it was looking messy

[austere mauve]

make it in a vencord plugin

[pure temple]

horror

i literally had to write a string split function

such fun!!

[stiff cargo]

javascr-

[pure temple]

C++ is the best 🥰

[stiff cargo]

C++ stockholm syndrome

[pure temple]

my bot will have 40 vulerabilities

[frigid bay]

JS stockholm syndrome

[pure temple]

tbh to use a lot of languages you need stockholm syndrome

[frigid bay]

just write good code.. (half joke )

[pure temple]

i'm not super experienced with C++

[frigid bay]

ah fair

idk im a bit of a nerd about that kind of stuff

[pure temple]

but i know what not to do

[frigid bay]

i feel like i always notice when theres something insecure

[pure temple]

you should use shared_ptrs and unique_ptrs like everywhere for secure code :)

[frigid bay]

never actually used those tbh

[pure temple]

oh no...

[frigid bay]

i usually avoid cpp stl

sti? stl?

fuck whatever

i know i kjnow

so is std

so yeah

[pure temple]

oh i didn't realise how nsfw that was lmao

[frigid bay]

ive seen worse

in here

also vee posting a racial slur

[pure temple]

in a video, right?

[frigid bay]

in a screenshot

#1103769931977347153 message

[pure temple]

why not :waaaah:

[frigid bay]

idk never had the need, also havent really written any code in a while (unmotivated af :c)

[pure temple]

you know what they are right?

[frigid bay]

yea roughly

[pure temple]

if you're not using them you're probably duplicating functionality

e.g.

CoolClass::CoolClass() {
    whatever = new Whatever();
}

CoolClass::~CoolClass() {
    delete whatever;
}

and it's pretty ugly tbh

CoolClass::CoolClass() {
    whatever = std::make_unique<Whatever>();
}

this feels nicer because you won't make any mistakes if you have a lot of values, right?

[frigid bay]

dynamically allocating things is lame!!

/s

[pure temple]

it's a necessary evil

[frigid bay]

true

i avoid it as much as i can

i think i used shared ptr once ever in like a very small app

[pure temple]

you'll get a stackoverflow if you never use new lol

[frigid bay]

yeah ik

static also works

i just use that

dont need to allocate anything in runtime

[pure temple]

give an example?

that sounds like it could be smelly

[narrow fable]

How do you check if you can send a message in a certain channel_id ? Like if you have send message perms

[pure temple]

sure, it has it's uses, but static on local variables feels like something to be used sparingly

[pure temple]

why not try searching for "you do not have permission to send messages in this channel"

[pure temple]

what if a function is run on multiple threads

first of all you'd need to google what happens - or at least i would lmao

i suppose it probably just behaves like a global but locally scoped

[frigid bay]

i've never used it and i don't know much about it but maybe TLS could work, idk if it's a windows thing or if it's on linux too

could be totaly wrong but yeah fair point

that would be thread unsafe

dynamically allocating would be better then

[pure temple]

i think the inititialisation is thread safe

but after that you're on your own

how were you using it, again?

[frigid bay]

i mean.. just static char example[BIG_NUMBER] :p

[pure temple]

err

[frigid bay]

i don't think context is really needed

[pure temple]

yeah that's an example where the only way to make it thread safe would be to make a local variable for every thread

[frigid bay]

just put static in there

[pure temple]

:p

[frigid bay]

yeah it would be thread unsafe

since it's basically the same as using a global variable

[pure temple]

usually you'd use a mutex or something, right? but even then the threads would interfere

[frigid bay]

yeah better to just dynamically allocate then

[pure temple]

not sure if i'm remembering the syntax but

char *example = new char[BIG_NUMBER];
delete example;

is not ideal

[frigid bay]

i mean it would work i think

[pure temple]

imagine if you have some guards which return early

now you have to copy the delete call there

[frigid bay]

oh yeah

i hate that

RAAI ftw

RAII*

[pure temple]

yeah so that's why you use a unique ptr lol

[frigid bay]

windows api makes you do that a lot

it's annoying

for handles and stuff

[pure temple]

you might be able to use a custom deleter?

[frigid bay]

yeah i made a little class that does it for me

[pure temple]

or goto

[frigid bay]

yeah goto works too

just a bit ugly

[pure temple]

[frigid bay]

i avoid it

i assume everyone does :p

[pure temple]

i really struggle to read code with goto

:p

[frigid bay]

yeah it's not very readable but it works i guess

[pure temple]

i need to learn x86 assembly one day

[frigid bay]

it's cool, not very useful but it depends on what you do

[pure temple]

writing gui applications

[frigid bay]

unless you wanna write everything in x86 then uhh good luck lmao

[pure temple]

🎉

gtk video player in asm

fun project

[frigid bay]

i should write more code i've been super unproductive lately

i rarely write anything

i think i know c++ decently well but i don't write much in it

or any lang

[pure temple]

(i was joking, i don't think you should use assembly on modern hardware)

[frigid bay]

i feel like i've never really had a big project, i wanna work on one and wrote some cool things for it already but im sooo lazy

[pure temple]

is it dumb to write a discord bot in C++?

[frigid bay]

mm maybe

[pure temple]

it's just in java you don't have await

but in c++ you do

[frigid bay]

if you do it and it's not totally awful then i guess that's good

thing is i don't write code often but i only really know c++, lua and basic python lmao

so lately i've been thinking of learning some higher level lang

like c# or something

or maybe i could just get better at python

javascript seems jank but idk

[pure temple]

java!!

:dukedance:

[frigid bay]

ehh i'd probably go with c# instead

[pure temple]

what IDE though

[vast karma]

🦀

[frigid bay]

i just use visual studio :p

[pure temple]

you use windows??

[frigid bay]

don't ban me please

[pure temple]

i feel sorry for you

[frigid bay]

💔

i was gonna jokingly ban myself but i forgot that apparently actually works

[pure temple]

everyoone must use kodeOS

the self-ban was removed after 8 people banned themselves

[frigid bay]

lmao

[pure temple]

(regular members)

[frigid bay]

but since as i said i rarely write things i feel like learning anything new would be a waste of time so idk

i need to get motivated

[frigid bay]

and i probably would never use it anyway

[pure temple]

write an NES emulator!!

fun!!!

[frigid bay]

i actually have some decent ish knowledge of the NES so maybe it would be ok

[pure temple]

my friend was talking about how he struggles to create actual projects

so i said make an nes emulator!!

i also tried making an nes emulator in java

and didn't get farther than an unfinished ines parser

[frigid bay]

even games as simple as the first super mario bros require counting cycles for accuracy

doesn't frighten me that much but

it's silly

[pure temple]

ah so, cycle accuracy isn't even that special

[frigid bay]

yeah true

6502 is pretty simple

[pure temple]

the emulators say it like it's super cool

[frigid bay]

i remember that 1 cpu cycle is 3 ppu cycles or something

and some games count cycles for graphical things

including smb1

for the status bar on top

so that scrolling the screen doesn't make the text move

it uses an "interrupt" (not actually an interrupt but let's go with that) that gets hit when the 1st sprite is being drawn i believe

then when that gets hit it waits some cpu cycles

then modifies the scroll register

or some ppu register but i'm p sure it was scroll

[pure temple]

tbh i'm not too familiar with concepts like registers and cycles which no normal programmer needs to worry about

[frigid bay]

i think it's the opposite for me

i think stuff like that is really cool and things like the internals of an operating system and stuff

but i think that i'm so focused on that that my actual programming skills might be average

it's probably just impostor syndrome (i hope)

[pure temple]

what does average mean

(not as in dictionary definitely in case you took that literally)

[frigid bay]

idk i feel like if i got a programming job i would struggle with basics meanwhile i know nerd shit like asm and reverse engineering etc etc

it's probably not true but it's kinda a constant fear

[pure temple]

it's good to actually create a lot of programs to help learn stuff :p

[frigid bay]

yeah true

i made a little x86 disassembler kind of

and function hooking library

but never tried making simple things like a gui app in c++

so that's what worries me a little

it would probably be fairly simple tho (?)

[pure temple]

try qt

[frigid bay]

yeah that's what i've been thinking of

it can't be too hard to learn so maybe i shouldn't worry

i tried imgui before and that's pretty simple but i'm pretty sure qt works wayy different

[pure temple]

i've been trying to create an nbt editor with qt

totally real world experience

for some reason all of the nbt editors seem to be made with winforms which looks dreadful 😭

(nbt is the data format of minecraft, you seem like enough of a nerd to know that but)

[frigid bay]

:p yeah i knew it was minecraft related

[frigid bay]

that's pretty cool good luck with that!

i really wanna work on a project but god i've been so unproductive i think i've said that like 3 times by now lol

not sure what to do about it

i usually just take caffeine and feel much more motivated, then by the time it comes down i haven't done a single thing

need to stop doing that and maybe i'll be good :p

might also be the fact my sleep schedule sucks but i'm working on fixing that

[pure temple]

I'm wondering the best way to keep the data view and the data in sync

[tame ether]

made it :3
https://github.com/TinyGamesCoding/RobloxSafechat

[vast karma]

I think I saw an image of a font that replaced all words with lines of varying length
Anyone got a link to that?

[trim cedar]

try saucer

[frigid bay]

🛸

[trim cedar]

Imgui is immediate mode, qt is retained so it's really different

[frigid bay]

yep

[trim cedar]

Use C++20 ranges, that'll make it way simpler

[trim cedar]

What the fuck why

[frigid bay]

silly

idk i prefer c libraries

[trim cedar]

No :)

[trim cedar]

What's the point of using C++ when not using the STL? That's not even C++ anymore that's just C with classes

[frigid bay]

some cpp features are nice

classes, namespaces, templates etc

i dont hate the cpp stl but im fine without it

most of the time

so it kinda is c with classes like you said :p

im fine with that

[trim cedar]

Well it's one of the most important things (apart from meta-programming which also kind of goes hand in hand with the STL) and is really useful because it has implementations for almost everything (except for some things that you'd sometimes expect to exist lol)

[frigid bay]

yeah vectors for example are good to have

cpp exceptions in msvc also piss me off

i've used forceinline and noexcept on a function before but with cpp exceptions enabled in compiler settings, it just gets completely ignored for no apparent reason

and i dont use them anyway so i usually just turn them off

[trim cedar]

You can avoid exceptions almost all always (I always prefer <expected>)

[frigid bay]

yeah i don't like exceptions i avoid them whenever possible and so far i never had to use them

[frigid bay]

this is annoying tho i hope there's a fix for this

it doesn't matter that much i guess but eh

[trim cedar]

In what regard ignored? Afaik it's mostly used for optimization purposes

[frigid bay]

the func was inlined with some exception handling in it even though when compiled it only results in like a few x86 instructions

not inlined*

sorry

even though i used noexcept

i think i tried declspec nothrow as well? i think that's a thing? i'm not sure

was a couple years ago now i think

idk it's not a massive deal but i don't see why it did that especially since i had both noexcept and forceinline

[trim cedar]

Well inline is a hint

[frigid bay]

with cpp exceptions disabled in compiler settings it stopped doing that

[trim cedar]

The compiler is still free to decide if he wants to inline

You can however force inline (may be compiler specific though)

[frigid bay]

yeah i did __forceinline, i use msvc

didn't make a difference though

[trim cedar]

In case you've only tried with MSVC I'd suggest to also try another compiler because MSVC is mostly garbage imho

[frigid bay]

never had an issue with msvc but i might maybe try clang someday

[trim cedar]

In case you can check with a short code example try godbolt

[frigid bay]

i was going to but i never ended up doing it

oh yeah godbolt is great

[trim cedar]

Then MSVC is being stupid

[frigid bay]

yeah i guess so

maybe i just did something wrong somewhere, it's been like 2-3 years

can't really check now

since i gave up and removed all noexcepts etc lmao

[trim cedar]

90% of the compiler (or tooling) bugs I've submitted were on MSVC

[frigid bay]

lol

yeah i should try clang sometime maybe

[dry osprey]

Hey i was trying to develope a plugin and i'm not really sure how it's done

after i run pnpm test

what should i do ?

[frigid bay]

check pins in #1032200195582197831 it tells you how to build and how to start with plugin dev

[dry osprey]

thanks for the info

and how do we get a plugin to be approved in the main app itself ?

[junior cove]

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

[vital path]

hey, how could i add a new toggle option when u right click on something like the screenshare button when ur in a call? and would it also work on the screenshare button in the call menu above the user profile mute deafen thing?

[wide parrot]

whar

[vital path]

ok so lets say u right click the video button and it shows u a list of the devices or wtv it is, how could i add on a section to that like for example "enable low res" with a checkbox

[vast karma]

There's an api for modifying context menus

Check the view raw plugin for example

[pure temple]

weird way of seeing it. can't you just write your own vector, map, pointer etc. classes?

it'd be weird to use C++ without the STL or any equivilent though

[trim cedar]

You can but the STL is so enormous that you'd either spend ages writing most of the stuff or be missing out on a lot of useful features

[pure temple]

aren't there libraries which sometimes act as a drop in replacement?

[trim cedar]

But yeah C++ is more than just the STL I exaggerated that a little

[trim cedar]

A few, mostly for embedded afaik

[pure temple]

I've heard performance is not great in the STL - but surely it depends on implementation?

uhh... i've also heard std::regex is terrible... but again...

[trim cedar]

Yeah depends on implementation but there were some not optimal choices somewhere down the road which can't be changed because of ABI

[trim cedar]

Std regex really isn't great, there's ctre which is quite nice

[pure temple]

:O

ooh

i liked the look of a library which uses JIT

but this is probably better

[pastel cove]

I've heard std::regex is slower than spinning up a perl instance and letting that do the regex for you but don't trust me on that.

[pure temple]

how does it work??

[trim cedar]

The Clang or MSVC implementation (can't quite remember) also has issues with large regex inputs with std::regex which will segfault you

[pure temple]

surely it depends on complexity

[trim cedar]

Debugging that was fun :) because back then I didn't expect the stdlib to be just broken

[pure temple]

i thought these things would be standardised

[trim cedar]

The implementation? No.
Only the API is standardized, implementation is up to vendor

Or well more or less

[pure temple]

i mean some implementation details

[trim cedar]

Some details may be enforced but generally the implementation is up to the vendor

[pure temple]

the general behaviour of everything is described, right?

[trim cedar]

Yes

But that still leaves a lot of implementation freedom

That's what I meant

[pure temple]

well how are you write something that uses regex and doesn't rely on implementation defined behaviour?

because technically a three character string could segfault

[vast karma]

Afaik the c++ spec makes some statements (I think about string copying and/or CoW, and the char traits) that make it impossible to implement std::regex efficiently

[trim cedar]

Yeah

[pure temple]

why not have std::regex2

[vast karma]

That's called boost::regex I think

[pure temple]

hahaha

[trim cedar]

That's what a lot of people recommend to do

[pure temple]

oh, is it an actual thing?

[trim cedar]

But Committee is sometimes weird

[pure temple]

tbf

it's weird when languages have multiple classes for this

[trim cedar]

No but many propose to do something like that

[trim cedar]

True

That's why we just wait for an ABI break now

[trim cedar]

The Committee has stated that they also want an abi break sometime down the road

But no specifics on when

[trim cedar]

So true lmao

[pure temple]

tbh regex is an actually useful functional language 🎉

does it count?

regex is often much nicer than the procedural counterpart

[vast karma]

Regex is more declarative I'd say

[pure temple]

it's not like it makes shapes or text appear on the screen?

it's has no side effects

(unless it's some cursed impl)

[trim cedar]

I mean functional languages also don't have side effects

[pure temple]

yeah

[pliant pasture]

[pure temple]

declarrative languages usually have side-effects?

that being cool stuff appearing on your screen?? 😭

[vast karma]

What

[pure temple]

i was actually just asking.. is regex a functional language?

[trim cedar]

No

[pure temple]

not a functional programming language of course

but a functional language

[trim cedar]

Ohhh

[vast karma]

That is not a term I'm familiar with

[trim cedar]

Haha

I don't think so

[vast karma]

Unless you mean as an opposite to dysfunctional languages like brainfuck

[pure temple]

lmao

[pure temple]

I was just thinking of HTML and Markdown

do they count as having side-effects

[trim cedar]

They're not languages

They're markup

[pure temple]

don't people also sometimes call them declarative languages?

[vast karma]

They're languages though

[trim cedar]

What the fuck

[vast karma]

Just not programming languages

[pure temple]

is json a language

[trim cedar]

Hm yeah

[trim cedar]

If HTML is then yes

[pure temple]

yes, json is a language if you want it to be

[vast karma]

Does json have syntax?

[pure temple]

simply use it to encode java bytecode or assembly

[vast karma]

Is english a language

[trim cedar]

Yeah I was more focused on programming languages, but everything that has some convention on how to write it (i.e. syntax) is ofc a language in that sense

[pure temple]

is PNG a language?

is ZIP a language?

[vast karma]

From a computer science perspective, yes

From a real human being perspective, probably not

[trim cedar]

I mean in the most basic sense probably yes but we'd rather call it an encoding

[pure temple]

hmm

json is using UTF-8 - which is an encoding

[vast karma]

For something to be a real human being language it's usually some kind of text

[pure temple]

maybe a language has to be built on top of a character encoding

[trim cedar]

Everything that expressed some sort of meaning and has any convention of being expressed is a language

[trim cedar]

Yes

[vast karma]

That lines up with what I said about it having to be text

[pure temple]

what about the image based languages

[vast karma]

You mean like Piet?

[pure temple]

i guess that could be png-based

[vast karma]

Fuck those

[pure temple]

but not necessarily

[trim cedar]

Well images are the character encoding there

[pure temple]

you could take png and claim it's your own

and now the encoding and language is one

[left tide]

Isn't that just nft?

[glass oracle]

do y'all consider yaml as a language

[vast karma]

Of course it is

[glass oracle]

then html and json are also languages

[vast karma]

Yes?

Is that supposed to be a gotcha

[glass oracle]

no

[stiff cargo]

Meriam Webster: (2)
: a systematic means of communicating ideas or feelings by the use of conventionalized signs, sounds, gestures, or marks having understood meanings

While not a language in the same sense as Python or rust it’s still a structured system to convey information :D

[vast karma]

It's not a programming language, but it is a language

[stiff cargo]

A language used by programs :)

[pure temple]

FORMAT

[austere mauve]

yaml has language in it

[stiff cargo]

Me when I scroll up in chat and realize I just repeated what had already been said

[austere mauve]

so does html

[oblique lark]

minecraft redstone is a language

[vast karma]

I feel like we need an alignment chart

[jagged briar]

It is Turing complete

[mystic sable]

does anybody here use tracking pixels? i need one for proof that an email was read and don't have any recollection of proper programs to do one

i learned it like once and then basically just wiped it from my brain

i'm stupid it's canary tokens i found it

[vast karma]

Any good mail client will refuse to load those anyway

[pure temple]

is this cursed? (commander is a command framework because C++ developers always make their own frameworks)

you know i never though of using python...

[mystic sable]

true it's an outlook server based on what i've seen... hopefully they're habitually downloading images

[pure temple]

(oh and of course i'm creating my own DSL)

is it normal, in discord bot development to create a framework and DSL in your codebase?

[vast karma]

Some mail servers download all linked images and rehost them

[mystic sable]

oh true

[vast karma]

So the image being loaded isn't proof that it's read, only that the server received it

[mystic sable]

yea I forgot about that

i mean ultimately sending classified mail would be the proof or requesting a reply would be the move ig

[pure temple]

unless somebody brute forced

[vast karma]

You mean someone tries to load every possible id on the tracking server

I feel like the logs would reveal quite quickly if that's the case, if one cares to look

[pure temple]

imagine if the ids are sequential

make the server destroy itself if there are any incorrect attempts

[vast karma]

I'm 100% on board with tracking pixel servers destroying themselves

Saves me the effort

[signal goblet]

all ik is im scared because its code i dont know or understand yet and no most dc bot devs dont create an entire framework and dsl for stuff they normally expand off of whats given and such to my knowledge and my experience of coding and contributing to projects to do with stuff like that.

[pure temple]

b|ban|yeet user... --reason|r string? --no-dm ? --dm ?
k|kick|kick user... --reason|r string? --no-dm ? --dm ?
h|help command?

command: [alternatives] [space separated [type]s] [space separated [flag]s]
flag: --[alternatives] [type]
type: [class] (no suffix = required; ? suffix = optional; ... suffix = greedy list) or ? (optional without value)
class: void, bool, string, user, role, channel or enum with [alternatives]
alternatives: pipe separated words, the first considered default for documentation

you love

[vast karma]

Discord bot with unix command syntax? I approve

[trim cedar]

I prefer std::nullopt instead of {} and simply result instead of {result},
also maybe add braces instead of the one line if / while

but that's all just personal preference

In case you can use newer standards you may also be interested in std::ranges::views::split instead of std::getline for this particular use-case

[pure temple]

nullopt

🤔

[vast karma]

C++ has way too many implicit conversions

[pure temple]

oh i see

[pure temple]

tbh i'd rather write "aaa" than String("aaa") but imo C++ should have an implicit keyword, not the other way round

[trim cedar]

Kind of true but in the given code there are actually none as far as I can see (except for one)

[pure temple]

I prefer {result} because you're explicitly calling std::optional(T)

[vast karma]

Yeah but your suggested edits would be to implicitly Some() the result, wouldn't it?

[trim cedar]

Well writing result would still cause the constructor of std::optional to be invoked because the method returns std::optional so in that case both mean the same

[vast karma]

That's what an implicit conversion is, yes

[trim cedar]

Yes

[pure temple]

for some reason i only manage to get any motivation by the time it's midnight

[trim cedar]

Relatable

[vast karma]

You get motivation at midnight?

Jealous

[trim cedar]

It fucks up my sleep schedule pretty bad though

I'd rather have the motivation during the day lmao

[pure temple]

but i'm still not very motivated

and also i'm very tired

[trim cedar]

Then you're not writing enough cursed C++ code

Ramp it up

[pure temple]

if I open discord and the code side-by-side will i get distracted by discord less

[vast karma]

A good sourcerer can write curses in any language

[pure temple]

i wonder what's a good alternative to Result in rust

[vast karma]

Rust does have Result though?

Or do you mean what the c++ counterpart of rust's Result is?

[pure temple]

yes

[trim cedar]

Std expected

[vast karma]

Probably some kinda chainsaw juggling

[pure temple]

which version?

[trim cedar]

23 or use tl/expected to get it in 17/20

[pure temple]

is 23 stable?

[vast karma]

Is 23 stale?

[pure temple]

i wanna use coroutines

:3

but are they even stable

just about every program i've used that was written in C++ has crashed. is C++ even stable?

[trim cedar]

I don't think any major compiler has full feature coverage yet but it's good enough

[vast karma]

I personally feel that the less c++ the better, but I understand that that is subjective

[pure temple]

thing is

i switched to java because i thought it'll be nicer because it's higher-level!

i did not find it very nice

[vast karma]

I started with java (because minecraft), but nowadays it's mostly python or rust

[pure temple]

no types in python

makes it feel less safe than c++

[vast karma]

No segfaults in python

[pure temple]

rust is decent but i'm not very proficient

[vast karma]

Makes it feel more safe than c++

Though that's not true; I've gotten plenty of segfaults in python

Some not even on purpose

[pure temple]

i've in javascript commited code which had syntax errors because i wasn't able to reach every path

i imagine python is the same

maybe not syntax

[vast karma]

That's not usually how syntax errors work

If you mean type errors, then sure

[pure temple]

that would probably be caught earlier xd

type error probably

i like things appearing in the ide

well, i wasn't using an ide at the time

just atom

[vast karma]

Python does have type annotations nowadays, but they kinda suck

Especially since they don't do anything, you need external tools to check them

[pure temple]

rust feels a bit quirky

why did they need to be special

[trim cedar]

No type safety

[vast karma]

Rust is more self-consistent than most languages I've seen

[trim cedar]

=> Also not that great

[pure temple]

the way if statements can evaluate to something feels like it encourages bad practice

whereas ternary operators look so ugly that nobody would nest them! right?? (okay, some people do)

[trim cedar]

Writing rust feels really slow

[pure temple]

but i also like other things btw

:p

[trim cedar]

There so many (in my opinion) superfluous calls and weird Syntax that it just obfuscated the code

But that's rather subjective

[pure temple]

it's not as bad as kotlin imo

[balmy sky]

should i learn rust

[trim cedar]

I mean I don't think many people would agree with me that c++ code is way more readable than rust

[vast karma]

(Mostly) doing away with the distinction between statements and expressions is one of the more beautiful parts of rust imo

Having completely different syntax for conditional statement and conditional expression doesn't make sense

[frigid bay]

is it not?

[vast karma]

C++ is more readable to c++ people, rust is more readable to rust people

Mostly

[frigid bay]

i guess

i read some random example rust code and some of it made zero sense to me personally

but yeah im not familiar with the syntax or anything

[vast karma]

I can usually get a rough gist of what a piece of c++ code is doing, but it's not easy

[trim cedar]

The thing keeping me away from rust is that it's meta-programming is not nearly as powerful as c++', if it ever catches up I'll give it another go but I don't think I'll ever prefer rust over c++ because I just love c++ too much xd

[frigid bay]

i need to start coding again

[vast karma]

In what way?

[frigid bay]

all ways

i havent written any code ina while

[vast karma]

I'd take rust proc macros over c++ template bullshittery any day

But again, part of that is due to familiarity

[frigid bay]

oh you were replying to noah nvm

maybe i should learn c++ more since as i said i kinda pretty much just write c code with some c++ features sprinkled on top lmao

[trim cedar]

Depending on what you want to do templates will get things done much quicker imo, also some things I tried out when playing around with rust were out right impossible unless I would've made a macro that parses the AST which would've been like hundreds of lines of code for something that was almost a one liner with templates

[vast karma]

I'd be curious to see such a thing

[trim cedar]

Also rust generics don't have (partial) specialization I believe

[vast karma]

I haven't found much lacking in the combo of (proc) macros and traits, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist

Yeah, specialization is unstable for the foreseeable future

[trim cedar]

Is it even in consideration?

[vast karma]

Definitely

[trim cedar]

Last I knew was that it was deliberately left out

[vast karma]

But it seems to be difficult to come up with a sound formulation in the presence of lifetimes

[trim cedar]

/ not supported

[trim cedar]

How does lifetime affect specialization?

[vast karma]

It's used in various places in the stdlib, but for regular users it's nightly only

[trim cedar]

Or rather the other way around

[pure temple]

isn't c++'s kinda weird

[vast karma]

I'm not too clear on the details, but I think it's things like impl<'a, 'b> SomeTrait for Foo<'a, 'b> and impl<'a> SomeTrait for Foo<'a, 'a>, which would mean a different impl if two fields have the same lifetime

[trim cedar]

It's beautiful

[pure temple]

what exactly are you refering to?

templates, macros?

codegen?

[vast karma]

In some cases Foo<'a> and Foo<'b> are treated as the same type but in others as different, so it could end up mixing up the two impls in strange ways

I think it's that kind of things that are causing trouble

[trim cedar]

Everything template related

[vast karma]

Even the compiler errors?

[frigid bay]

lol

[trim cedar]

With concepts or proper static asserts in SFINAEs they're pretty tame

[vast karma]

Yeah but that's assuming the code is well written

[trim cedar]

Yes, bad written code will always be bad

[vast karma]

True

[pure temple]

C++ tempaltes are kind of cursed imo

[frigid bay]

theyre weird but they work and can be pretty useful

[trim cedar]

Hm, what's wrong with the C++ approach of just treating them as completely different types?

[trim cedar]

Tbh I miss writing fucked up SFINAE stuff since concepts are a thing

[vast karma]

Just about every variable has a different lifetime, so that'd end up very wasteful in codegen

I'm gonna go back to my anime, so laterz

[pure temple]

i don't see many bots using DPP

matybe for a reaosn

i have 2am typing skills

[dull magnet]

i love rust

[pure temple]

hmm

how can i make this code EVEN better

[frigid bay]

there has to be a way

[vast karma]

More macros

[pure temple]

this is much better than doing ==

(i think it's faster)

[frigid bay]

if you care about performance

then it might be slightly faster

actually im not so sure

[pure temple]

i care about saving 0.5ns in startup performance

[frigid bay]

since youre comparing bytes

[pure temple]

0.00001ns

[frigid bay]

while == could read it as dwords

or something

if that makes any sense

like

[pure temple]

i'm trying to split it in to paths so it doesn't have to keep starting at the beginning of the string to find out stuff it already knew...

[amber basin]

reminds me of this @stray imp quote

[frigid bay]

*(uint32_t*)&word[0] == 'tni'

word == "int" could be doing that under the hood and it should be faster

[stray imp]

https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/t06hk7/string_concatenations_benchmarks_updated/

[frigid bay]

sorry i meant ==

[pure temple]

hmm

__builtin_memcmp

[frigid bay]

i know that some functions do that

[pure temple]

still, it's going down a ladder of string comparisons

which is extremely slow!!!

the bot will take 5 years to start

[frigid bay]

i was thinking maybe it inlines this

idk about std::string

[stray imp]

you love
https://github.com/aenriii/cs302/blob/main/utils/dirtylist.c#L128C9-L128C9

[frigid bay]

but i think strcmp would do that

[proud parrot]

**dirtylist.c: **Line 128

int dirtylist_deduplicate_unsafe(void *_self, int bytes_checked) {

[pure temple]

lmao

[stray imp]

fucket gimme all the lines

[pure temple]

i will use that

[pure temple]

perhaps that depends on byte ordering?

idk it's hurting my head

[vast karma]

I'd just go with a straightforward strcmp until profiler says different

[stray imp]

https://github.com/aenriii/cs302/blob/main/utils/dirtylist.c#L128-L149

[proud parrot]

**dirtylist.c: **Lines 128-149

int dirtylist_deduplicate_unsafe(void *_self, int bytes_checked) {
    FLASH(_self, self, DirtyList, DIRTYLIST)
    int removed = 0;
    int index = 0;
    while ( index < self->count ) {
        void *ptr = self->items + (index * self->itemSize);
        int i2 = index + 1;
        int doNextPtr = 1; 
        while (i2 < self->count) {
            void *optr = self->items + (self->itemSize * i2);
            if (memcmp(ptr, optr, bytes_checked) == 0) {
                self->remove(self, ptr);
                removed++;
                doNextPtr = 0;
                break;
            }
            i2++;
        }
        index += doNextPtr;
    }
    return removed;
}

[pure temple]

oh wait

[frigid bay]

yeah lol

it should be inlined

i think msvc would inline it

[pure temple]

single quotes?

[frigid bay]

other compilers should too

[pure temple]

confusion

[frigid bay]

yep

[pure temple]

is that to encode as i32

[frigid bay]

'tni' would be "int\0"

but

as a 32bit integer

[pure temple]

why with \0

it's a char constant which doesn't have \0

surely?

oh, or maybe it's just filled in

awhrfkjahsfjhfs

[frigid bay]

if your string isn't null terminated then it wouldn't work p sure

[pure temple]

so why not do a switch on the string reinterpreted as a 758378753-bit integer

[frigid bay]

'tni' includes the null terminator

[pure temple]

does that depend on little endian or big endian

😭

why back to front

this is so cursed

[frigid bay]

yeah it's 'tni' instead of 'int\0' because of endianness

[pure temple]

yea

but where is the \0 from

because it's not a string literal

[frigid bay]

you could cast it to a 128bit integer, not sure what type that is but x86 has that

[pure temple]

u128_t

isn't it a 64-bit processor for a reason??

[frigid bay]

128bit is a thing bc of SSE i think but im not sure

[pure temple]

you love premature optimisation

tbh i should just rwite in asm

[frigid bay]

true

[pure temple]

but seriously

[frigid bay]

'tni' has to be 32bit cus theres no 3 byte type

[pure temple]

why can't you switch on strings like in java/js

does js even have switch

[vast karma]

Write discord bot in asm yes

[frigid bay]

im p sure it does

[vast karma]

It does

[frigid bay]

i feel like u could

[pure temple]

so if it's 4 chars it would be missing a nul?

[frigid bay]

yea

'tni' is the same as uhh

1 sec

[pure temple]

i heard somebody call somebody's java code javascript code because it had equals ladders

ladders?

yknow the thing

:yesyes:

[frigid bay]

not rly but act like i do

[vast karma]

If you're doing *(uint32_t*)&word[0] == 'tni' or whatever you end up with, you have to remember to check the string length or you'll end up reading uninitialized memory

Which I'm pretty sure is ub

[frigid bay]

i mean unless the string is less than 4 bytes long it should be fine i think

[pure temple]

lmao

[frigid bay]

honestly just do strcmp tho

it should inline the dumb optimization i mentioned

[pure temple]

python programmers reading this: [censored]

[vast karma]

Yeah but especially if you're dealing with user input, you absolutely cannot assume that

[frigid bay]

yep

but then its not equal to "int" anyway

so whatever

[pure temple]

this is why people use garbage collected memory safe languages

[frigid bay]

:p idk just strcmp and ur fine or maybe just doing == is fine

u can always read the disassembly and check how dumb the resulting code is

[vast karma]

You're reading uninitialized memory though

[pure temple]

i don't speak assembly

[vast karma]

So the ub might end up stealing your car

[pure temple]

should i just use python

or perl

or php

[vast karma]

All of them

[frigid bay]

i dont use linux idk how it would work there but on windows u should be fine

[pure temple]

just or just

[frigid bay]

unless the string is like 1 or 2 characters long and right next to the end of the memory page

[vast karma]

Ub is to be avoided regardless of platform

[frigid bay]

it shouldnt have any side effect tho idk

if it reads garbage then that means the string is too short which means its not "int" anyway, so in the end it doesnt matter

thats how i look at it anyway

[vast karma]

That's not how compilers view ub though

[frigid bay]

but anyway just use strcmp unless its not null terminated, it should be inlined and optimized by the compiler anyway

[vast karma]

It's very possible that the code would work despite the ub

[pure temple]

as painful as this is to read it's probably less painful?

lmao

[frigid bay]

would u even get a warning tho

[pure temple]

💀

how does java do switch on strings

[frigid bay]

this should be fine, ig do some profiling to see how much worse it is

[frigid bay]

strcmp

[pure temple]

it literally does not matter at all

[frigid bay]

:p

[pure temple]

i thought they used hashCode

or something

[frigid bay]

idk i was guessing, hashing would make sense too

probably more sense

[pure temple]

but probably with magic handling for collisions

"magic" = double checking maybe?

idk

brain hurts

[vast karma]

Pretty sure java's switch first does an int-switch over .hashCode() and then checks equality in each of the cases

[pure temple]

yeah but cases do clever optimisation stuff.. riggght?

[vast karma]

Or at least does that on some compilers/versions

[dull magnet]

switch is really simple

[frigid bay]

if it just compares the hash then thats just comparing two numbers

[dull magnet]

step 1) hash the value
step 2) check if there is a case for this int
step 3) if yes, compare value to the value of this case
step 4) if equal, we have a match

[pure temple]

nah, switch is more efficient that if statements

it's not top-to-bottom right?

[frigid bay]

in c++ i bet it compiles to the same thing

compilers are smart

[dull magnet]

a switch is very efficient

it does not compare to the cases

it just looks up address in table and jumps to the address

[frigid bay]

jump table yeah

[pure temple]

yeah

i thought it was something like that

what if there are holes in the table

[frigid bay]

wdym

oh

[pure temple]

consider buying a new table

[dull magnet]

but the hash matching does not guarantee equality so u need one comparison

[pure temple]

yeah, that's what i guessed ^^

[frigid bay]

want me to check disassembly for it? lmao

[vast karma]

If the cases are consecutive numbers it just uses a lookup table

If they're widely disjoint like for hashcodes, I dunno

[pure temple]

hmm, that's probably what actually happens

multiple tables?

idek how hashmaps work tbh

[dull magnet]

switch (hash(value)) {
  case hash("banana"):
    if ("banana".equals(value)) block();
  case hash("strawberry"):
    if ("strawberry".equals(value)) block();
  }
}

[dull magnet]

not a hashmap

[pure temple]

similar problem to solve though?

[dull magnet]

anyway hashmaps use multiple arrays under the hood

[frigid bay]

jump tables are basically just

[dull magnet]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branch_table

[frigid bay]

think of it as an array of functions

its not exactly functions but

think of it that way

then you index the switch value thing i dont know the terminology im dumb

[pure temple]

int number = 5;
switch (number) {
    case 5:
        System.out.println("Woah, that's my favourite number dude!")
        break;
    case 358953:
        System.out.println("How did you guess?? that's the most arbitrary number out there man");
        break;
}

[frigid bay]

yeah theres holes im not too sure how that works

[pure temple]

the array is very big

so wouldn't you use multiple arrays?

[dull magnet]

no

[frigid bay]

im not sure i dont remember

i can check disassembly

if you want

for a random switch

[vast karma]

No 358957 is arbitrarier

[frigid bay]

oh wait, i dont have to compile anything

godbolt exists

[dull magnet]

well kinda

ig the concept would be pretty similar

if the difference between the values is large it would likely use some sort of remainder and then differentiate, which is essentially also what a hashmap does

(but im mostly just guessing)

[frigid bay]

thats what i assumed too

[dull magnet]

that kinda stuff is probably best left to compiler devs

they know better than us

[vast karma]

I'm pretty sure it picks between half a dozen different methods based on some heuristics

Like lookup table, linear scan, binary search, phf, and others

[frigid bay]

yeah, just checked and depending on the cases it can use two tables

or it can separately check for bigger cases

like if there's a gap of like 1000

[green vessel]

hey what happened to premed plgin in #1032200195582197831 ??

[frigid bay]

what

[cinder wigeon]

im doing AoC stuff from after I stopped because holiday family stuff and aaaa I hate pathfinding so much

it kinda works but also not at all

[austere mauve]

advent of djikstra

[stuck herald]

is there a custom prefix for slash command bots plugin

[glass oracle]

me when hash collision

[vast karma]

Skill issue

I simply do not hash strings that's collide

[green vessel]

there was a new plugin named premid what happened to that

[trim cedar]

endianness

yes

[trim cedar]

all strings are default null terminated

[trim cedar]

Use a map lol

[trim cedar]

Yes, they'll use jump tables (given enough compares are performed, for like two entries it's gonna be the same as if)

[stuck herald]

I love x86 endianness 😍

[weak idol]

Hii, any guide for plugin dev for vencord? I dunno the API i can use

[vast karma]

Check how other plugins do things and grep for stuff

There's not much docs beyond that

[junior cove]

You can find some guides in the main repo https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

iirc there are a few more you can probably find just by searching around in the server

[weak idol]

i dunno how to access html class and Discord UI stuff

[weak idol]

Helped so much

[steady knot]

there's also this https://gist.github.com/sunnniee/28bd595f8c07992f6d03289911289ba8

[weak idol]

Do u know how i access Discord API base route

smth like ```js
${DISCORD_API_BASE}/channels/${channelId}/messages

[vast karma]

That'd be with import RestAPI from "@webpack/common";

[weak idol]

whooaa that's gold

[weak idol]

hmmmm
All discord stuff come from there then

[vast karma]

There's a buncha predefined things there, yeah

[steady knot]

I dunno why it isn't pinned or linked anywhere, does @viral roost have any reason why it's not very public?

[vast karma]

If you want to find more obscure modules, you need findByPropsLazy

[viral roost]

i thought it wouldn't need to be that public because official docs would be coming soon

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/762461727626756136.webp?size=48&.gif

[chrome elbow]

soon™️

[green vessel]

tessie w

[hushed bloom]

[steady knot]

I just find it funny how I've seen you also just linking the official docs instead of the better guide you made

[dull magnet]

that's why it does a comparison to check if it's a correct match

literally included in the code u replied to

[glass oracle]

oh right

[rocky rune]

anyone think this would be worth pushing as a plugin once I finish it? Added coin collection to oneko lol

[stiff cargo]

Blasted webm file!

[trim cedar]

Lmao that's quite nice

[frigid bay]

thats amazing

should be an option in oneko