🪅-progaming

[lavish frigate]

:(

[royal nymph]

Object.hasOwn(count, stat.name)
stat.name in count

[lone gust]

what

[royal nymph]

function statsSort(stats) {
    const counts = stats.reduce((counts, stat) => {
        counts[stat.name] ??= 0;
        counts[stat.name]++;
        return counts;
    }, {});
    return Object.entries(counts)
      .sort(([, a], [, b]) => b - a);
}

you will do this

[lone gust]

oh

thats a thing???

since when

ty

so much

[lavish frigate]

Why should I die

Do you not like rust..

[lone gust]

they were talking to me

[lavish frigate]

It’s okay I will teach you rust and we will be rustaceans together :3

[lone gust]

who wants to see how i format spaces

function spaces(text, total) {
    const segmenter = new Intl.Segmenter(undefined, { granularity: "grapheme" });
    const segments = [...segmenter.segment(text)].map(seg => seg.segment);
    const textLength = segments.length;

    if (textLength > total) {
        return segments.slice(0, total - 3).join("") + "...";
    } else {
        const sides = (total - textLength) / 2;
        return " ".repeat(Math.floor(sides)) + segments.join("") + " ".repeat(Math.ceil(sides));
    }
}

// example usage:
spaces("Hi", 6);
// would return: "  Hi  "

[dusty moth]

why use php when you can use perl

[lavish frigate]

Because Perl fucking sucks

In every way shape or form

It’s even worse than php

Because php is actually making a redemption arc

Even if it’s years too late

[dusty moth]

making unreadable code is fun tho

*!=*@; is a perfectly sane statement

[lavish frigate]

?!

What does that do

[fleet cedar]

It's the cheat code for instantly failing code review

Probably *! and *@ are special variables for something

[lavish frigate]

LMFAOOO

[dusty moth]

*! is the IO error variable variable

*@ is the default error variable variable

[fleet cedar]

Sanest language

Why are io errors and default errors different things

[dusty moth]

if you set the variable variables equal to each other, $! and $@ refer to the same variable

since die prints $@ by default it'll print the io error

meaning you can open out or die

[fleet cedar]

Do programs behave better if you threaten to execute them

[royal nymph]

Rule 11: Do not [...] talk about [...] Animated Status

[silver mauve]

the bypass UMG plugin not working? or it Sony wasnt taken into account?

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🏥-vencord-support-🏥

(Auto-response invoked by @lone gust)

[silver mauve]

No

/j

[autumn sigil]

i dont care if you say commas as long as you dont make actual spelling mistakes

[royal nymph]

v+ needy

[lone gust]

W

[autumn sigil]

this guy next

[lone gust]

??

[royal nymph]

😭

[lone gust]

i wanna make a node/ts backend for something (anything really not nessecarily a website)
any ideas what it should be? :3

[tropic jasper]

a node/ts backend

[lone gust]

explode

[brave gyro]

what happens if you try to patch code that another plugin already patched, does it just not work?

[fleet cedar]

As long as it matches the patched code it's fine

If the other plugin changes it so it doesn't match you're gonna have a good time

[brave gyro]

are you being sarcastic with this, or are you saying that usually it doesn't matter.

[fleet cedar]

I'm never sarcastic at all, no sir

[dusty moth]

what level of difficulty we talkin

is it like obscure fabric mixin error level

or undertale sans battle blindfolded with input lag level

[brave gyro]

no i just want to edit a message before it's displayed

but not the current user's message

[fleet cedar]

If your regexes don't match, your patches can't patch

[brave gyro]

oh ok

[fleet cedar]

Doesn't matter if the mismatch is because discord changes something upstream or if it's another plugin that changes it

[serene elk]

you either write a patch that won't break when another plugin touches the same code or an api when lots of plugins target the same place

[brave gyro]

is there an api for bulk editing messages on the client side?

[serene elk]

no

[dusty moth]

that seems like API spam

[serene elk]

but what do you need

[brave gyro]

no i said on the client

like locally

[dusty moth]

oh

[serene elk]

just edit a message or edit and make it re-render with the edited version

[brave gyro]

ah ok

[serene elk]

as in, just edit messages or edit messages that are currently displayed?

which one

[brave gyro]

edit messages that are currently displayed

ok so for now i will experiment with patches

hopefully i will find a non intrusive one

[serene elk]

okay then use updateMessage, it's from one of vencord apis

[brave gyro]

oh wow

tysm

[serene elk]

if you need bulk then just do a for loop lol

[brave gyro]

yup

[serene elk]

but yeah it will update the message in the cache and also make it update visually when it's displayed

however keep in mind future edits to it will undo the changes

[fleet cedar]

Unless you have actual reason to do otherwise I'd recommend patching the rendering, not changing the data

[brave gyro]

i'm trying to add an image only block feature

[royal nymph]

can you elaborate

[brave gyro]

the idea is that: since some people spam attachments too much, you can add someone into a list and that user will have their attachments removed whenever they send a message. i'm also going to include a keyword blocker that will completely block a message from appearing if it contains keywords (or maybe a regex expression too).

[royal nymph]

hideattachments plugin already does something kinda similar although it's manual and awful shitcode

[brave gyro]

yeah and i don't think it hides future attachments from a user

[fleet cedar]

I'd probably go with making attachments from some users much smaller, rather than hiding them entirely

[brave gyro]

hm... i guess i could add that as an option

[royal nymph]

you can actually do this with css btw

enable ThemeAttributes plugin which will add author id to every message

then you can do like ```css
message[data-author-id="1234567890"] .someSelector {
display: none;
}

[brave gyro]

does updateMessage work with updating reply previews?

[umbral mirage]

do i need to restart vesktop every time i make a change to my plugin?
i am using pnpm build --watch

[fleet cedar]

Just reload the page, f5

Much faster than a full restart

[jade stone]

is there a reason why an empty array is truthy

[fleet cedar]

The truthiness rules are fairly arbitrary

The real fun stuff is that document.all is falsy

[umbral mirage]

are any of these api things documented anywwhere?

[lone gust]

no

vencord doesnt have any docs at all act

jk

https://docs.vencord.dev/

search there

[umbral mirage]

there's barely anything there about plugins

i just don't understand how the people writing the plugin knew about these things

[fleet cedar]

Vencord is open source

It's all right there

The discord parts is the tricky one

[lone gust]

vee taught them

[deep mulch]

lots of trial and error

[umbral mirage]

could a pwugin like this be in vencord :3

probbably too simiwar too texxtreplace nya~

i forgot i have it enabled 💀

[lone gust]

what are the settings and #📩-modmail

to release it

[umbral mirage]

im not actually going to publish this

[lone gust]

u should!

[umbral mirage]

im just wondering if this kind of thing fits into vencord

[lone gust]

it doesnt but u should publish it

[deep mulch]

as a third party plugin

[umbral mirage]

this uses code from silent typing and text replace

and one function that i made

im not really sure how optimized this is

[elder scaffold]

whats the diffewence to uwuifiew (✿oωo)

[umbral mirage]

what's that?

oh i found it

thought it was a vencord plugin at first

[elder scaffold]

it is tho #1032200195582197831 message

[umbral mirage]

oh damn :3

[jade stone]

am i stupid or is this valid syntax

wait, nevermind, im stupid

[royal nymph]

it isn't xd

either remote the const stuff or you need to first do the variable declaration and then export default in a separate statement

[dusty moth]

export default takes an expression…

[ornate quiver]

https://github.com/Auties00/Reboot-Launcher/blob/232bf8fbfc924927a4a99a8d55749498ec63db0d/gui/lib/src/controller/hosting_controller.dart#L37-L70

[pearl stag]

hosting_controller.dart: Lines 37-70

_storage = appWithNoStorage ? null : GetStorage(storageName);
uuid = _storage?.read("uuid") ?? const Uuid().v4();
_storage?.write("uuid", uuid);
name = TextEditingController(text: _storage?.read("name"));
name.addListener(() => _storage?.write("name", name.text));
description = TextEditingController(text: _storage?.read("description"));
description.addListener(() => _storage?.write("description", description.text));
password = TextEditingController(text: _storage?.read("password") ?? "");
password.addListener(() => _storage?.write("password", password.text));
nameFocusNode = FocusNode();
descriptionFocusNode = FocusNode();
passwordFocusNode = FocusNode();
discoverable = RxBool(_storage?.read("discoverable") ?? false);
discoverable.listen((value) => _storage?.write("discoverable", value));
type = Rx(GameServerType.values.elementAt(_storage?.read("type") ?? GameServerType.headless.index));
type.listen((value) => _storage?.write("type", value.index));
autoRestart = RxBool(_storage?.read("auto_restart") ?? true);
autoRestart.listen((value) => _storage?.write("auto_restart", value));
started = RxBool(false);
published = RxBool(false);
showPassword = RxBool(false);
instance = Rxn();
final supabase = Supabase.instance.client;
servers = Rxn();
supabase.from("hosting_v2")
    .stream(primaryKey: ['id'])
    .map((event) => event.map((element) => FortniteServer.fromJson(element)).where((element) => element.ip.isNotEmpty).toSet())
    .listen((event) {
      servers.value = event;
      published.value = event.any((element) => element.id == uuid);
    });
customLaunchArgs = TextEditingController(text: _storage?.read("custom_launch_args") ?? "");
customLaunchArgs.addListener(() => _storage?.write("custom_launch_args", customLaunchArgs.text));
_semaphore = Semaphore();

[ornate quiver]

i hate dart

[fleet cedar]

I have very little opinion about dart, just like other dead languages like perl abd ruby

[void leaf]

There is really no good place to ask this but does anyone know of some good guides on how to make TextReplaces stuff
Ima fuckin moron

[fleet cedar]

Isn't that just regex?

[void leaf]

it is kinda is… damn i’m going to bed I’m on like 27 hours of no sleep

[void leaf]

someone already did it always
#1172962335070093332 message

[brave gyro]

what does the regex \i do?

[fleet cedar]

Matches a javascript identifier

[umbral mirage]

why doesn't intellisense show up

nvm im dumb

i finally managed to do something on my own without copying code from somewhere else
(i just imported the badge component and stuffed it in here as a test)

[lavish frigate]

i love using js

/ts

[ionic lake]

The more i look at this image, the more I get triggered by <script lang="ts" setup>

it should be <script setup lang="ts">

[lavish frigate]

nuh uh

i dont touch that one

in vscode i just do new component and thats what is generated

[ionic lake]

husk

actually I don't know if that's in the vue style-guide for both options and composition API or idk

[lavish frigate]

idk either

i couldnt care less either 😭

i just make my stupid websites thats kinda it

[ionic lake]

my website is in vitepress with a entirely custom theme

it gives me markdown, vue and vite and that is exactly pretty much what I need

[lavish frigate]

nice!

[jade stone]

https://regex101.com

[lavish frigate]

nuxt also has some md thing

not sure what its called rn

[ionic lake]

docus you mean?

[lavish frigate]

docus?

[lavish frigate]

https://content.nuxt.com/

@royal nymph this is basically astro but with vue components

lmao

[ionic lake]

that is MDC

well now I see it, I misread what you said but docus is also a ssg like vitepress but in nuxt

[royal nymph]

why would one use this over MDX

[lavish frigate]

Idk if you are more familiar with vue I guess

[royal nymph]

u can use mdx in astro with vue components

[spark tiger]

hii im not sure it's the best place to ask this type of question but i got really curious the way these discord scripts work that you're supposed to enter in devconsole (specifically the quests one). the part that confuses is this. does anybody know what exactly it does and like how'd i do the same thing but with a different store (ig that's what these are called properly, basically wanna access a specific function)? also why do you need to Math.random() at the beginning wth does it do

i don't have much experience with js/ts/webdev and like discord-related development so apologizes if it's a nooby question!

[royal nymph]

webpack is a web bundler, you can just Google to learn more

webpackChunk.push is how you register a chunk

[spark tiger]

thanks and sorry 🙏

[royal nymph]

the first argument is the module id, math.random() makes it random id (but using Math.random for this is very bad style, one should use Symbol() instead)

the third argument is immediately invoked when the chunk is registered and gets the webpack require instance (like nodejs require but provided by webpack)

pushing a module is the easiest way to get hold of the require instance

that's why it's used here

[spark tiger]

appreciate it

[royal nymph]

webpackRequire.c is the module cache, aka an object that contains the exports of all modules that have already been loaded (via require call). equivalent to require.cache in nodejs

so Object.values(require.c).find(m => m.exports?.fooBar) will search all exports and find the one that exports fooBar

Z, ZP, tn are minified names auto generated by the bundler

hardcoding them is bad practice but it's easier

[spark tiger]

these one- or two-symbol names is basically what confused me the most I believe

[royal nymph]

just auto generated names

[spark tiger]

yea it makes sense now ig

[royal nymph]

whenever discord does like

export const fooExport = 42;

the bundler changes that to a random name

Z & ZP are default export

any other names are randomised and might change in the future. so I would never hardcode them, instead you can use nested loop

[spark tiger]

thanks for the explanation, though I think my lack of JS knowledge is too bad to fully understand what you said

appreciate it anyways!

perhaps there're some articles or other resources for that kinda js-development

[royal nymph]

if you're new to the language you're better off learning it via a normal project first

because there is no documentation for things like these, you just need to reverse engineer and figure it out yourself and read a lot of minified code

it's much easier to learn via more common means which are well documented

[spark tiger]

yea fair I'm just not so interested in web development but like messing with other sites and other sources (not sure what the better wording would be) as it kinda seems similar to reverse engineering which is pretty fun to me

well thank you so much once again I guess I'll just uhhh do a better research on the stuff you mentioned earlier to just have a better understanding it at a basic level

[royal nymph]

I wrote this ages ago but it's unfinished and im not happy with it https://gist.github.com/Vendicated/dec16d3fd86f761558ce170d016ebc53

I'm never fixing that title typo

[spark tiger]

lmao

[spark tiger]

it's still relevant tho?

like what mentioned there would work anyways regardless of like the issues the guide has if any

nevermind

[spark tiger]

well worst thing i've found so far is this link redirects to a not found page

[royal nymph]

ignore

[serene elk]

first argument is chunk id

but doesn't matter

[royal nymph]

yes

idk why i said module I meant to say chunk

[lavish frigate]

is this enough to stop scraping or

[royal nymph]

just xor it in js or smth

or use cloudflare email protect thing

[lavish frigate]

wdym

[supple whale]

I use btoa and atob

for my email shit

so the email is rendered on the client

[lavish frigate]

scrapers can also run js

[supple whale]

yes

rarely but yes

[lavish frigate]

especially because like half of all websites run SPA

so having it displayed inside the dom in plaintext at all is dangerous

[ionic lake]

just make it a phrase, easiest solution

me at my domain

[lavish frigate]

that looks ugly as fuck

also scrapers also detect that iirc

[ionic lake]

they detect phrases? news to me

[lavish frigate]

"something at something dot com" is one of the absolute easiest things to detect why wouldnt they 😭

[ionic lake]

it's such a flakey thing to try to detect to me personally but w/e

[royal nymph]

if you really care then you should just use cloudflare email protection and forget about it

if u use cloudflare then it's already enabled by default

https://vendicated.dev/cdn-cgi/scripts/5c5dd728/cloudflare-static/email-decode.min.js

funny
https://vendicated.dev/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#6234070c0601031607064750525e14070c060b010316070622100b110717124c0c07165c

[royal nymph]

Copied

how does that work without having the email in ur code afterall

[royal nymph]

😭

I feel like that's easier for bots to parse than [at]

[lavish frigate]

maybe

but that would also require bots to also parse source code

which is rarer than just the dom

[fleet cedar]

The world would be a better place if those email scraper bots would go to hell

[magic shale]

Shrimply b64 encode it

[surreal condor]

and then it blocks on a fedi handle

flashback to late night debugging someone else's website

true vencorders will know what event i mean

[frosty obsidian]

don't write out the full fedi handle then smh

[surreal condor]

i guess

or do the svg thing

for the fedi handle

[frosty obsidian]

i just use an icon button

no text to censor

[surreal condor]

or pre rasterize the text

[azure egret]

question, how/can i send a file (like .txt or somthing), from a cmd on a plugin

[lone gust]

a plugin?

[lavish frigate]

what are you trying to do exactly

[azure egret]

save some type of string to a text file, and like upload it/send it as a file (.txt)

[lavish frigate]

for what tho

[azure egret]

wdym

?

im making a fortnite tools thingy for my friends

im making a command to search every asset in the files (like 85000) for a string and i cant send that as a msg cuz most of the time its 2 long, so i want to make it a txt file

[quick crow]

Would probably be better as a bot

[lavish frigate]

yep

a plugin for that is a very very weird choice

[quick crow]

^

[azure egret]

ik

im do for fun

but can i upload a file? or na

[quick crow]

Look at how petpet does it

SUPER inefficient for something like that tho

[supple vault]

@royal nymph can I get your opinion on this?
I don't do patches often and I'm not sure if it makes sense to patch this as a fix https://github.com/ArmCord/ArmCord/commit/2cfa65d265425a7d8f9c1b725cefdce445197e06

oh

that only works against one of however many cdn domains they have

if someone has a list of domains discord uses for serving images, pls let me know with a ping

[dusky remnant]

how do i disable vencord

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🏥-vencord-support-🏥

(Auto-response invoked by @supple vault)

[royal nymph]

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/src/plugins/webContextMenus.web/index.ts#L49-L69

[pearl stag]

index.ts: Lines 49-69

const MEDIA_PROXY_URL = "https://media.discordapp.net";
const CDN_URL = "cdn.discordapp.com";

function fixImageUrl(urlString: string) {
    const url = new URL(urlString);
    if (url.host === CDN_URL) return urlString;

    url.searchParams.delete("width");
    url.searchParams.delete("height");

    if (url.origin === MEDIA_PROXY_URL) {
        url.host = CDN_URL;
        url.searchParams.delete("size");
        url.searchParams.delete("quality");
        url.searchParams.delete("format");
    } else {
        url.searchParams.set("quality", "lossless");
    }

    return url.toString();
}

[royal nymph]

you can just use that plugin on armcord

I can make it enabled by default on armcord

so anyone who uses vencord will get discord context menu

[supple vault]

we already force shelter

so like

[royal nymph]

horror

[cerulean plover]

petpet got removed as it is possible with a user app

you'd have to go back to an older version to look at the code for that

[royal nymph]

it... didn't?

[deep mulch]

/run

[rugged berry]

I can execute code right here in Discord! (click here for instructions)

Update: Discord changed their client to prevent sending messages
that are preceeded by a slash (/)
To run code you can use "./run" or " /run" until further notice

Here are my supported languages:
awk, bash, basic, basic.net, befunge93, bqn, brachylog, brainfuck, c, c++, cjam, clojure, cobol, coffeescript, cow, crystal, csharp, csharp.net, d, dart, dash, dragon, elixir, emacs, emojicode, erlang, file, forte, forth, fortran, freebasic, fsharp.net, fsi, go, golfscript, groovy, haskell, husk, iverilog, japt, java, javascript, jelly, julia, kotlin, lisp, llvm_ir, lolcode, lua, matl, nasm, nasm64, nim, ocaml, octave, osabie, paradoc, pascal, perl, php, ponylang, powershell, prolog, pure, pyth, python, python2, racket, raku, retina, rockstar, rscript, ruby, rust, samarium, scala, smalltalk, sqlite3, swift, typescript, vlang, vyxal, yeethon, zig

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```
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```
standard input (optional)

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[deep mulch]

/run ```js
function negate() => "h"

[rugged berry]

@deep mulch I only received js(18.15.0) error output

/piston/jobs/3cfe42d9-6d0d-49e0-8a74-00e0ba06f1e2/file0.code:1
function negate() => "h"
                  ^^

SyntaxError: Unexpected token '=>'
    at internalCompileFunction (node:internal/vm:73:18)
    at wrapSafe (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1176:20)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1218:27)
    at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1308:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1117:32)
    at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:958:12)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:81:12)
    at node:internal/main/run_main_module:23:47

Node.js v18.15.0

[deep mulch]

ok so thats not valid

[royal nymph]

const explode = () => "h"

[deep mulch]

/run ```js
const negate = (func) => (() => !func.apply(this, args));

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @deep mulch

[deep mulch]

@royal nymph

[royal nymph]

not correct

[deep mulch]

die

/run ```js
const negate = (func) => (() => !func.apply(this, args));

negate(() => false)

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @deep mulch

[deep mulch]

/run ```js
const negate = (func) => (() => !func.apply(this, args));

console.log(negate(() => false))

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @deep mulch

[Function (anonymous)]

[deep mulch]

Anonymous...

/run ```js
const negate = (func) => (() => !func.apply(this, args));

console.log(negate(() => false)())

[rugged berry]

@deep mulch I only received js(18.15.0) error output

/piston/jobs/c799e58b-05b9-4a27-9d51-3122157c0f8a/file0.code:1
const negate = (func) => (() => !func.apply(this, args));
                                                  ^

ReferenceError: args is not defined
    at /piston/jobs/c799e58b-05b9-4a27-9d51-3122157c0f8a/file0.code:1:51
    at Object.<anonymous> (/piston/jobs/c799e58b-05b9-4a27-9d51-3122157c0f8a/file0.code:3:32)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1254:14)
    at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1308:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1117:32)
    at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:958:12)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:81:12)
    at node:internal/main/run_main_module:23:47

Node.js v18.15.0

[royal nymph]

you need to use function not arrow function

and don't define arts

args

[deep mulch]

whyyy

[ornate quiver]

args isn't a thing

arguments is

/run

const negate = (func) => (() => !func.apply(this, arguments));
console.log(negate(() => false)())

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @ornate quiver

true

[ornate quiver]

@deep mulch

[deep mulch]

https://www.youtube.com/api/stats/playback figure out how to use

[ornate quiver]

no

[deep mulch]

😭

there's literally so many params and headers

and the thing doesn't even return an error status code

it's always 204

[frosty obsidian]

zeet just ask ashley for source

[deep mulch]

ashley won't give

help me steal

[frosty obsidian]

just void her nda

[deep mulch]

okay

I found some C# thing that uses that URL

@frosty obsidian https://github.com/Rehike/Rehike/

seems neat

[frosty obsidian]

protos

you already have

[deep mulch]

yes

[deep mulch]

rusher

[deep mulch]

scary

[proud echo]

Wild

[valid jetty]

wait this is

[royal nymph]

wrong

you guys are insane

[dusty moth]

can't arguments in arrow function; use rest arg
arrow functions preserve this and arguments; make the inner function a non-arrow function

[ornate quiver]

it literally works

[royal nymph]

it does not

arguments and this only work inside normal functions..

[ornate quiver]

pain

right the args would be missing

[royal nymph]

[lone gust]

/run

const now = new Date();
const start = new Date(now.getFullYear(), 0, 0);
const diff = (now - start) + ((start.getTimezoneOffset() - now.getTimezoneOffset()) * 60000);
console.log(Math.floor(diff / 86400000));

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @lone gust

236

[lone gust]

wild

[hybrid crypt]

how can i make a tab like the nitro one with a plugin?

[cerulean plover]

i've done it many months ago though the code broke for sure. I've recently created something for a server specific special page though

[lone gust]

w

[deep mulch]

hii

[final night]

This is the best thing sho has ever made other than my oc

[supple vault]

@royal nymph can I ask you about the async here?

it appears its not supposed to return a promise - why does this work in vesktop?

[royal nymph]

stop using goofy ass eslint rules

[supple vault]

so it just... can accept promises?

[royal nymph]

it does not accept any return value..

it's a void function

[stoic helm]

anything can accept promises

[royal nymph]

it doesn't matter what u return

[supple vault]

oh hm

[royal nymph]

https://typescript-eslint.io/rules/no-misused-promises/#checksvoidreturn

[supple vault]

yeah i know that one

[lone gust]

yeah theres no error here eslint is gay sometimes

[supple vault]

bleh confusing

it looks like its supposed to return a function

or somethin idk

im probably misunderstandiung

[fleet cedar]

Sounds more like handle takes two arguments

But it's unclear

Are there no actual types?

[royal nymph]

?

it's saying that handler is a Function which gets passed the arguments request and callback

[supple vault]

oh I see

but wouldn't electron want to specify in types that it can accept an async function?

[fleet cedar]

It already states that it ignores the return value entirely

Which means it can be a promise if you want, it doesn't care

[supple vault]

oh hm

alright

[royal nymph]

return value void = i do not give a flying shit what the fuck you return

wanna return a number? go for it
a promise? sure

generally it's very common practice to use async callbacks if a void is expected

which makes that rule overly pedantic / bogus

[supple vault]

I've had situations where it sometimes doesn't work for things

[royal nymph]

the intent is not bad "floating promise = bad" but if you just write good code it's not a problem

[supple vault]

which is why I try to stick to the rule

[royal nymph]

if it expects a synchronous return then yes

but typescript will already type error for that

[royal nymph]

like u can't do array.filter(async item => ...)

[fleet cedar]

However I've run into issues passing an async to useEffect, because if that one returns non-undefined (including a promise) it's used as the unmount callback

[supple vault]

hm

[royal nymph]

#🪅-progaming message

:p

[supple vault]

I supose there isnt a way to tell typescript this on my end using as or something and I just have to disable the rule

[royal nymph]

[royal nymph]

^

{
  "@typescript-eslint/no-misused-promises": [
    "error",
    {
      "checksVoidReturn": false
    }
  ]
}

[supple vault]

oh lmao

tysm

this rule drives me fucking crazy sometimes

[royal nymph]

just disable it 😭

u don't need all this deranged linting

[frosty obsidian]

vee disables every lint

[supple vault]

I know

i saw his eslint file

he only has a few specific enabled

[lone gust]

and a few more*

[supple vault]

this is what I've been using for the most part

// @ts-check

import eslint from "@eslint/js";
import tseslint from "typescript-eslint";
import prettier from "eslint-plugin-prettier/recommended";
import n from "eslint-plugin-n";

export default tseslint.config(
    eslint.configs.recommended,
    {ignores: ["ts-out", "src/discord/content/js", "*.config.js", "src/shelter/", "scripts/"]},
    ...tseslint.configs.recommendedTypeChecked,
    ...tseslint.configs.stylisticTypeChecked,
    n.configs["flat/recommended"],
    prettier,
    {
        settings: {
            n: {
                allowModules: ["electron"],
                tryExtensions: [".tsx", ".ts", ".jsx", ".js", ".json", ".node", ".d.ts"]
            }
        },
        plugins: {
            n
        },
        languageOptions: {
            parserOptions: {
                project: true,
                tsconfigRootDir: import.meta.dirname
            }
        },
        rules: {
            "no-constant-binary-expression": 0,
            "n/no-unpublished-import": 0,
            "n/no-unsupported-features/node-builtins": 1,
            "@typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars": [
                2,
                {
                    argsIgnorePattern: "^_",
                    varsIgnorePattern: "^_",
                    caughtErrorsIgnorePattern: "^_"
                }
            ]
        }
    }
);

or well, on personal projects I used strict type checked

// @ts-check

import eslint from "@eslint/js";
import tseslint from "typescript-eslint";

export default tseslint.config(
  eslint.configs.recommended,
  { ignores: ["dist/"] },
  ...tseslint.configs.strictTypeChecked,
  ...tseslint.configs.stylisticTypeChecked,
  {
    languageOptions: {
      parserOptions: {
        project: true,
        tsconfigRootDir: import.meta.dirname,
      },
    },
    rules: {
      "@typescript-eslint/no-non-null-assertion": "off",
    },
  },
);
``` this is my personal eslint config

[royal nymph]

ai rename

kinda cool tbf

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian https://github.com/zt64/Minkinator/blob/main/bot/src/main/kotlin/dev/zt64/minkinator/extension/RestrictedExtension.kt#L344-L400

[pearl stag]

RestrictedExtension.kt: Lines 344-400 - :warning: Zero width spaces present

command("eval", "Evaluate code") { input ->
    val code = input.removeSurrounding(prefix = "`​``kt", suffix = "`​``").trim()

    val res: ResultWithDiagnostics<EvaluationResult>
    val duration = measureTime {
        res = scriptingHost.eval(
            script = code.toScriptSource(),
            compilationConfiguration = ScriptCompilationConfiguration {
                defaultImports(
                    "dev.kord.core.behavior.*",
                    "dev.kord.core.entity.*",
                    "dev.kord.core.event.*",
                    "kotlinx.coroutines.*",
                    "zt.minkinator.util.*"
                )
                implicitReceivers(ChatCommandContext::class)
                providedProperties(
                    "kord" to Kord::class
                )

                jvm {
                    dependenciesFromCurrentContext(wholeClasspath = true)
                }
            },
            evaluationConfiguration =
                ScriptEvaluationConfiguration {
                    implicitReceivers(this@command)
                    providedProperties("kord" to kord)
                }
        )
    }

    val returnValue = res.valueOrNull()?.returnValue

    message.reply {
        embed {
            description = if (returnValue != null) {
                buildString {
                    appendLine("`​``")
                    appendLine(returnValue.toString())

                    if (length > 4093) {
                        removeRange(4093, length)
                        footer("Output truncated")
                    }

                    appendLine("`​``")
                }
            } else {
                res
                    .reports
                    .filter { it.severity > ScriptDiagnostic.Severity.WARNING }
                    .joinToString("\n", transform = ScriptDiagnostic::render)
            }
        }
    }
}

[deep mulch]

i messed up the selection

[frosty obsidian]

neat

caddy will have soon

[deep mulch]

im gonna make it upload the output as a file when its too big

[royal nymph]

BADFDDD

[royal nymph]

um caddy is in go..

[frosty obsidian]

ermm caddy is my bot

I've never heard of such a program in go

must have stolen the name..

[deep mulch]

@royal nymph@royal nymph

[royal nymph]

meanwhile in js

command("eval", "Evaluate Code", (message, input) => {
  const result = eval(input)
  input.reply({ embeds: [...} })
})

u love

[deep mulch]

nop

[royal nymph]

https://tenor.com/view/trollface-algorithm-sort-gif-377669961518954761

ve Commands.eval.execute.toString()

[elder yarrow]

async execute(msg, code) {
        if (msg.author.id !== OwnerId) {
          if (!/^ve\b/.test(msg.content)) {
            silently(sendVoiceMessage(msg));
          }
          return;
        }
        const console = {
          _lines: [],
          _log(...things) {
            this._lines.push(
              ...things.map((x) => inspect(x, { getters: true })).join(" ").split("\n")
            );
          }
        };
        console.log = console.error = console.warn = console.info = console._log.bind(console);
        const { client, channel, author, content, guild, member } = msg;
        let script = code.replace(/(^`​{3}(js|javascript)?|`​{3}$)/g, "");
        if (script.includes("await"))
          script = `​(async () => { ${script} })()`​;
        try {
          var result = await eval(script);
        } catch (e) {
          var result = e;
        }
        let res = inspect(result, { getters: true });
        res = res.slice(0, 2e3 - 10 - countOccurrences(res, "`​"));
        let output = codeblock(res, "js");
        const consoleOutput = console._lines.join("\n").slice(0, Math.max(0, 1990 - output.length));
        if (consoleOutput)
          output += `​
${codeblock(consoleOutput)}`​;
        return reply(msg, {
          content: output
        });
      }```

[deep mulch]

DELETEETE

why is it so ulgy

[royal nymph]

it's trnaspiled code

so it has shit formatting

[deep mulch]

fix

[lavish frigate]

has been a thing for months iirc

at least with the copilot extension

(or its because i use preview release)

[deep mulch]

@calm ruin what is this server my bot isi n

[calm ruin]

turkish armed forces

[ornate quiver]

ve balls

[lone gust]

@dusty moth yo so

how can I check if an element doesnt have a specific style on discord

[dusty moth]

has an applied style? no

you can't read other css

[lone gust]

oh

[dusty moth]

check for attributes or recreate selector

[lone gust]

i want it to flag
<span></span>
but not
<span style="a: b"></span>

[lone gust]

wdym recreate selector

[dusty moth]

like take the selector discord uses and copy it

(plus !important for specificity)

[lone gust]

so uh

do u have an example

[dusty moth]

nope

[lone gust]

pretend you are talking to an idiot (but remember you dont need to pretend)

[dusty moth]

what do you want to select

[dusty moth]

lc.g css for dummies

[visual shell]

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for Dummies | HackerNoon

Oct 10, 2021 ... Here is a short tutorial on CSS for beginners.

Google Search • labsCore • Page 1/30

[lone gust]

span.headerText_f9f2ca that has a specific color or that doesnt have color set in the css

@dusty moth

[dusty moth]

you can't detect that

brb

[lone gust]

😭

my dreams ruined

[solid gazelle]

are you trying to match white usernames

[lone gust]

yes

[solid gazelle]

idk how well this works

[class*="desaturateUserColors"]:not([style^="color"]) {
  /* ur css here */
}

[lone gust]

it doesnt since i needa match the entire message :(

[solid gazelle]

u wanna hide messages by whitenames

insane

[solid gazelle]

here u go

[id*="chat-messages"]:has([class*="desaturateUserColors"]:not([style^="color"])) {
  /** ur css */
}

think theres a faster selector than *= for prepended str but idk which

[lone gust]

lmao

ty

u should post that in #🎨-css-snippets and especially give it to @thorny ingot

@solid gazelle

[solid gazelle]

bad

[lone gust]

nah @thorny ingot would want it

[formal belfry]

wtf @lone gust its you

[lone gust]

thats crazy

i exist on discord

suprising take

[formal belfry]

shocking twist of events

[dusty moth]

^=

[dusty moth]

hi

[lone gust]

hi

[still rune]

made a 88x31 for rust

[lone gust]

@lavish frigate

[lavish frigate]

why would you make it only talk about memory safety

[runic sundial]

funni

[fleet cedar]

Why would you ever talk about something that is not memory safe

[royal nymph]

accurate

do rust users ever talk about anything else

[runic sundial]

uhh

fearless concurrency!

🔥 blazing fast! 🚀

uhhh

web assembly!!

[royal nymph]

[runic sundial]

lemme check

bevy bevy bevy bevy!!!

cargo package manager!

multi platform!

free father figure!!!

less_go

rust users when they are told that memory issues are only a small subset of software dev woes

[fleet cedar]

A significant portion of exploitable security issues, and often very hard to debug, though

[runic sundial]

true

[royal nymph]

nah memory safety is good

[fleet cedar]

I agree about less golang though

[runic sundial]

no code to debug when your development velocity is 0

[royal nymph]

rust just does it excessively

you can have healthier memory safety without paranoid schizophrenia

like go or java do

both have their ups and downs

but memory safety as a concept is gooood

screw C!

[runic sundial]

Memory safety in native langs is nice

[fleet cedar]

Rust isn't for everything, true

[runic sundial]

but also; it's only a fraction of what leads to 'correct' code

[fleet cedar]

But I would never dream to start a new project in c or c++ in this decade

[runic sundial]

FUCK NO

altho

Zig > C > Rust > C++

You don't fucking NEED half the shit Rust has

[royal nymph]

yes but normal bugs are usually less severe

[fleet cedar]

Traits and enums are really fuckin nice

[royal nymph]

bug that doesn't involve memory usually ends at annoyances like crashes

bug involving memory almost always results in something terrible like code execution or privilege escalation

the majority of security relevant bugs are caused by memory issues

[fleet cedar]

Bugs that crash the program or logic errors are easier to detect and diagnose than bugs that give russian spies full control over your hardware

[runic sundial]

Ok. But 99.99999999999% of software

is like that

[fleet cedar]

For software that runs entirely locally and on trusted data, security isn't such a huge deal

[lavish frigate]

amazing ecosystem, performance, security, whatever you can look it up online 😭

[royal nymph]

im not talking about its actual benefits

just that rust shills will never shut up about memory safety

[runic sundial]

^

In particular, that it fixes everything wrong with software.

I can write shitcode in ANY lang.

[lavish frigate]

i think there are reasons even GOVERNMENTS are starting to switch off c and governments are notorious for sticking with old shit

like if you really think c is still a good language in this day and age not sure what to tell you

we are 40 years into the future

[runic sundial]

Brother in christ.

Governments.

[royal nymph]

when the government does anything i like: wow these guys really know their stuff

when the govermnet does anything else: crush the elites!!!! question all authority

[runic sundial]

You act like you have ANY trust in them.

[royal nymph]

[lavish frigate]

i never said i have any trust in the government

not sure why you are twisting my words

i said that the government is notorious for sticking with old shit (which is true) and that even they are switching

[royal nymph]

i was just joking dont take it too serious

[lavish frigate]

maybe but this other person is FUMING that i said anything against c

[runic sundial]

I'm half joking but at the end of the day I don't care

My only fuming here is the bringing up govs doing anything as an endorsement

[autumn sigil]

c is still a good language, just get good ^^

[runic sundial]

Also true

[royal nymph]

meh using C for new programs is foolish

[runic sundial]

But at the end of the day, use whatever language doesn't get in your way.

No issue with it if you're good at it.

Like the end result will be the same.

[royal nymph]

but i think it's also beneficial to not give into delusions like "switch to rust for immediate safety" cause at the end of the day all the system libraries and so on are still in C

[runic sundial]

Yeah

And better yet, they want to use LLMs for it

[royal nymph]

on the long term it's a good idea to migrate as much as possible to safer languages tho

[runic sundial]

Incl. decompiling existing C projects with lost source code

to then RECOMPILE them with Rust

[lavish frigate]

ofc, c++ is also still a very valid option just not C

[runic sundial]

No.

C++ is a clusterfuck compared to C

RAII be damned

[lavish frigate]

though OS's and other systems are slowly starting to get in on rust

[runic sundial]

Yeah, for sensitive internal systems where it's worthwhile to spend 10x the time doing it in Rust

Or it's small enough to where it just needs to be correct

[surreal condor]

because they aren't people they're llms

[formal belfry]

C is a joke language at this point, all serious programmers are using rust

[final night]

This is true
I am VERY silly so I program using typescript using the maximum number of npm packages

[formal belfry]

[final night]

For some reason people pay me to be as silly as possible

(I haven't worked in a week)

[lone gust]

ur capping

[formal belfry]

sillymaxxing

[formal belfry]

that was a nocap statement

[deep mulch]

C is good

[formal belfry]

I don't have the ability to talk in any of the development channels, so just gonna slap this here
why do we need virtual merge?
The point of the library is to have object merges reflected back onto the merged objects, but the only context it's being used in is an immediate return ;-;
I'm like 90% sure this could just be return { ...user, premiumType: 2, themeColors: colors } instead of needing virtual merge

I could be being silly here, but I don't see why this into needs to be reflected back onto the user object

It would in theory shave ~1.1kb off the bundle (before min+gzip), which is minor but it's something

also for the userscript distribution, you should probably be using GM.xmlHttpRequest and blobbing the response

or you could encode the image as a base64 blob in the bundle, but eeeeh

[formal belfry]

Yeah this works, am I good to open a PR?

[ornate quiver]

v+ dev 1101215020798443732

wait wrong one

v- dev 1101215020798443732

v+ programming 1101215020798443732

i hate this

[dusty moth]

why not use discord's role thing

[ornate quiver]

vee removes everyones perms

@formal belfry you can cross post that into dev now

[formal belfry]

ty ty

[dusty moth]

vee confusing

[fallen nebula]

actually why not use /commands ?

[fleet cedar]

Boring

[fallen nebula]

XD

[trail night]

less convenient

[fallen nebula]

Is it ?

Being able to tab complete option is very nice

[trail night]

you cant use /commands in replies

which is what we mainly do

e.g.

[fallen nebula]

Mmmmmhh

ig

[trail night]

v+ cshark

[trail night]

v- cshark

its way quicker to do that

• /commands can overcomplicate simple tasks like that, + no aliases

[fallen nebula]

I mean yeah
Autocomplete names work as an alternative, but your workflow is reply, so make sense

[trail night]

vh +

[elder yarrow]

Role-add (+, ra)

Add a role to one or more users

Usage

vrole-add <role> <user> [user...]

[trail night]

• that

xd

you cant have multiple users like that

[fallen nebula]

No way to make a list with /commands ?

Weird

Ig you could parse a text field, but yeah would worsen it

[lone gust]

its easier if u reply to the message i dont think u needa user id

it just takes the person who owns the message

[alpine marten]

\🍂

[dusty moth]

could use a context menu app

[trail night]

context menu slow and awkward

and then you have to prompt a modal to complete the action

and still doesnt work with multiple users

[lavish frigate]

• there is a limit of 5 menu items

[royal nymph]

interactions are clunky and slow

[frosty obsidian]

annoying to set up

[cunning moon]

anyone has an idea why this userplugin I am trying to make ain't showing up?
it's located in the correct directory and isn't detected by both vesktop and desktop applications
I did attempt to install a different userplugin, which loads just fine. guess I messed up somewhere, as I am new to both typescript and vencord plugin dev

[lavish frigate]

vesktop wouldnt work anyway since it runs discord web and cant do native modules iirc

your code seems fine though

you sure its in src/userplugins and have you rebuilt AND reinjected it?

[cunning moon]

yes

[cunning moon]

hmm. as I specifically try to target vesktop as well here, if that's the case, any other way of opening an http server locally without resorting to native modules?

[lavish frigate]

i dont think so

[royal nymph]

you can use native on vesktop

[lavish frigate]

oh?

i was told you cant

and since i dont use vesktop i havent looked into it at all

[cunning moon]

I use vesktop as it has the best linux support compared to the normal desktop app

[stoic helm]

nope

vesktop is an electron wrapper

and loads native modules just fine

[ornate quiver]

so does discord desktop

it's the same thing

[royal nymph]

I think she got the message after I told her

we don't need 3 people telling her 😭

[woven mesa]

fr

[cunning moon]

got that plugin to finally load

now I am wondering, is there a way to run code in the index.tsx from within native code?

[lavish frigate]

Why would that even be possible

What are you trying to do

Treat native basically like an api

[cunning moon]

trying to control things like user settings

or, for example, join a voice, send a message, etc
stuff like that

and apparently stuff like UserSettings fail to call Vencord when in native

[royal nymph]

they're two separate processes

you need to use ipc to communicate

[dusty moth]

is passing functions to a native function legal

[cunning moon]

no
would be too easy ngl

Error: An object could not be cloned.

I have been trying around with IPC for a while, can't find a way to do it properly tho, as I can't use native modules like "http" or "net" in the non-native code
also I can't open a WebSocketServer on the non-native side

[royal nymph]

you send events

or use eval

// index.ts
export default definePlugin({
  name: "MyPlugin",
  handleEvent(event) {
    console.log(event);
    return "hi";
  },
  start() {
    Native.doStuff();
  }
})

// native.ts
export async function doStuff() {
  const event = getSomehow();
  const result = await webframe.executeJavascript(
    `Vencord.Plugins.plugins.MyPlugin.handleEvent(${JSON.stringify(event)});`
  );
  console.log(result); // "hi"
}

[cunning moon]

ah thanks

[lone gust]

my fav

i made a plugin abt eval

[fleet cedar]

Just make sure to only use indirect eval (0, eval)(...); direct eval eval(...) kills all optimizations

[lavish frigate]

wtf

same level of cursed-ness

[dusty moth]

okay

why the fuck are lists callable

fuck off php

[lavish frigate]

strings are callable too

[dusty moth]

php devs have passed 0 drug tests

[royal nymph]

comma operator just returns right hand side

[royal nymph]

so bad..

[dusty moth]

at least that's somewhat sane

and taken from C so not JS's fault

[royal nymph]

is php case insensitive......

[lavish frigate]

oh wtf

[dusty moth]

yeah iirc

[lavish frigate]

you are right

shouldnt be

nvm

[royal nymph]

PHP constructs, function names, class names are case-insensitive, whereas variables are case-sensitive.

noooooo

[lavish frigate]

:3

its amazing right

[dusty moth]

php should add perl typeglobs

[lavish frigate]

all languages should just become rust

[dusty moth]

perl has no length operator

using an array in a non-array context returns its length

[lavish frigate]

?

[dusty moth]

@foo = (1, 2, 3);
$length = @foo;
print @foo; # 123
print $length; # 3```

[umbral mirage]

how do i find the place where stuff is rendered in discord (when making a vencord plugin)

at my first plugin attempt i tried finding where channels were rendered in order to change the name of the channel but i could not find that in dev tools

now im trying to find where usernames are rendered (in chat)

[lone gust]

devtools then click the >> symbol then click Components

[umbral mirage]

that's what i did

[umbral mirage]

i selected the thing and clicked on source, but that just brought me to some confusing function that had a 1 letter name

[lone gust]

yeah idrk either past that point 😭

[elder scaffold]

Discord code is minified

so most of it will be a,b,c,d and so on

[umbral mirage]

i've read in multiple places that when writing a patch, you shouldn't rely on the one letter functions

[elder scaffold]

Yes

Use \i

[lone gust]

what

whats \i

[fleet cedar]

Extension to regex syntax that matches a variable name

[elder scaffold]

^

[lone gust]

ah

[umbral mirage]

also, when selecting that element

i could either select the channel or a parent element of that

their props were pretty much the same

so i found this thing i want to edit

so i went to the source, and i want to test this by replacing B with the string "test" (which im hoping should change every username to be test)

{
    find: "(E.Z.USERNAME),{nick:B",
    replacement: [
        {
            match: "B",
            replace: "\"test\""
        }
    ]
}```
so i wrote this

[fleet cedar]

Now replace the variable names with \i for a proper patch

[umbral mirage]

and the patch fails because i have "invalid destructuring assignment target"

[umbral mirage]

so it'll just be (\i.\i.USERNAME),{nick:\i?

[umbral mirage]

why wouldn't this work though

[fleet cedar]

It works today, sure (assuming it does), but it won't work next week when the variables are rerolled

[umbral mirage]

it doesn't work though

when I set replace to "test", the vscode companion says the patch is ok but when i set it to "\"test\"" (with only one backslash), i have invalid destructuring

[fleet cedar]

/run ```js
let { nick: "test" } = { nick: "hello" };

[rugged berry]

@fleet cedar I only received js(18.15.0) error output

/piston/jobs/fa378df4-dcef-4767-a846-eb9b65b950f6/file0.code:1
let { nick: "test" } = { nick: "hello" };
            ^^^^^^

SyntaxError: Invalid destructuring assignment target
    at internalCompileFunction (node:internal/vm:73:18)
    at wrapSafe (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1176:20)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1218:27)
    at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1308:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1117:32)
    at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:958:12)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:81:12)
    at node:internal/main/run_main_module:23:47

Node.js v18.15.0

[fleet cedar]

You mean that error?

[umbral mirage]

yes

exactly

[fleet cedar]

Well don't produce invalid code then

[umbral mirage]

i just tried to replace the variable B with a string

[fleet cedar]

Make a more precise patch that applies in the place you need it and not in the place where you don't

[cunning moon]

I feel dumb
Electron.webFrame === undefined
same with just webFrame
thus I cannot access the executeJavaScript method.

and running the same in (0, eval)(...) tells me that Vencord is missing

[royal nymph]

code where

[cunning moon]

omw

[umbral mirage]

alright after copying out the discord code and beautifying it, i understand my mistake, thanks

[lone gust]

what

[cunning moon]

code

[lone gust]

what is that

and what is that for

[cunning moon]

it's the bad code of my plugin I am trying to make

[lone gust]

wanna know another way to remote control discord?

its very secrect so dont leak

but you can go to the website discord.com and log in and itll allow you to remotely control discord

[cunning moon]

nah

not like that

[lavish frigate]

why not just... use the api?

[cunning moon]

do things like switch voice, toggle game activity status on the client

[lavish frigate]

right

[cunning moon]

kinda replacement to hotkeys on linux with vesktop. trying to attach it with my streamdeck as well, so that's one use case

might be useful to some others as well

[lavish frigate]

doubt its gonna be accepted as an official plugin, way too niche, requires a lot of extra effort to make it work

[cunning moon]

wasn't my plan anyways. user plugin is enough

[lavish frigate]

alright

[lone gust]

how would I be able to find the function for a specific button (for example the mute button) and run it

like where in the components window would it be / how would i activate it

[umbral mirage]

can \i only work in regex or can i also use that in a replace

[lavish frigate]

how do you expect it to work in a replace

[fleet cedar]

What would it replace with? "An identifier" is kinda vague

[dusty moth]

if you want to replace with a matched identifier use a capture group

if you want to introduce a new identifier just introduce it

[deep mulch]

stupid fucking windows I can't get git to work with ssh

I have literally done everything

[umbral mirage]

ok i fixed this.
i was doing stuff that i did not need

i just wanted to add a badge (kind of like the bot tag) next to the username

so I tried writing a patch that adds an html element after the username

but after looking at platform-indicators, which does a similar thing, i found you can use message decorations instead

[dusty moth]

@royal nymph if I finish this PR will it be merged

[lone gust]

LOL BRO IS THE VENBOT DEV 2.0

pollovernathan vs vee whos the better venbot dev

[dusty moth]

if she merged my PRs 💀

[jade stone]

is !> an operator or a typescript non-null assertion followed by an operator

[crimson sparrow]

Cursed

[frosty obsidian]

/run

let x = 10
let y = 11
console.log(y > x)

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @frosty obsidian

true

[frosty obsidian]

/run

let x = 10
let y = 11
console.log(y !> x)

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @frosty obsidian

true

[frosty obsidian]

yeah it's non null assertion

/run

let x = 10
console.log(y !> x)

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @frosty obsidian

file0.code.ts(2,13): error TS2304: Cannot find name 'y'.

[frosty obsidian]

/run

let x = 10
let y = undefined
console.log(y !> x)

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @frosty obsidian

false

[frosty obsidian]

/run

let x = 10
let y = undefined
console.log(y > x)

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @frosty obsidian

false

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian go sleep

I sleep

goodnight

[frosty obsidian]

gn

[lone gust]

/run

"wi.ng" == "cool"

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @lone gust

[lone gust]

/run

console.log("wi.ng" == "cool")

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @lone gust

false

[lone gust]

@frosty obsidian gg

[jade stone]

i didnt write it 😭

also if you remove it, it works fine

[proud echo]

/run

let isTrue
function a() {
return true
}
function b() {
return false
}
if (a() == b()) {
isTrue = true
} else if (a() !== b()) {
isTrue = false
}
console.log(isTrue)

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @proud echo

false

[dusty moth]

let x = 5, y = 7
console.log(x !!== y)```

@visual shell eval ts let x = 5, y = 7 console.log(x !!== y)

[visual shell]

Unsupported language.

[fleet cedar]

/run ```ts
let x = 5, y = 7
console.log(x !!== y)

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @fleet cedar

true

[dusty moth]

not not strictly equal to

[fleet cedar]

/run ```ts
let x = 5, y = 7
console.log(x !=== y)

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @fleet cedar

file0.code.ts(2,18): error TS1109: Expression expected.

[fleet cedar]

Huh, so that one's illegal

[dusty moth]

gets tokenized as !== followed by =

tokenization can't change during parse

[umbral mirage]

why javascript

[royal nymph]

what's wrong

you're the one doing cursed stuff not js

js is just coping

[umbral mirage]

why would that be the result of multiplying strings

[royal nymph]

what else would it result in

[lone gust]

string.prototype.concat

:3

Number.prototype.toBottlesOfBeer = function() {
     let result = "";
    for (let i = this; i > 0; i--) {
        result += i + " bottles of beer on the wall. " + i + " bottles of beer. Take one down, pass it around, ";
    } 
    return result;
}

[fleet cedar]

Mathematically speaking, string concatenation is more akin to multiplication than addition

[dusty moth]

Aren't strings monoids?

[fleet cedar]

Yes

[deep mulch]

/run

console.log("wi.ng" == "cool")

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @deep mulch

false

[deep mulch]

[dusty moth]

ooh we have I Run Code here?

[lone gust]

#🪅-progaming message robber

/run

#include <iostream>

int main() {
  std::cout << "can you run this";
  return 0;
}

[rugged berry]

Here is your c++(10.2.0) output @lone gust

can you run this```

[lone gust]

woah thats cool

[umbral mirage]

/run bf ++++++++++[>+++++++>++++++++++>+++>+<<<<-]>++.>+.+++++++..+++.>++.<<+++++++++++++++.>.+++.------.--------.>+.>.

[rugged berry]

Here is your bf(2.7.3) output @umbral mirage

Hello World!

[umbral mirage]

holy shit

/run bf +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.

[rugged berry]

Here is your bf(2.7.3) output @umbral mirage

i love vencord```

[umbral mirage]

nice

[lone gust]

/run

System.out.println("A");

[rugged berry]

Here is your java(15.0.2) output @lone gust

A

[lone gust]

/run

System.out.println("A".repeat(2000));

[rugged berry]

Your java(15.0.2) code ran without output @lone gust

[lone gust]

oh wait what

/run

console.log("A".repeat(2000));

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @lone gust

[lone gust]

/run

console.log("A".repeat(200));

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @lone gust

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[lone gust]

u scammer

wtf

[umbral mirage]

/run js "balls";

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @umbral mirage

[umbral mirage]

/run js console.log(Array.from(100).fill("I EAT VENCORD USERS"));

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @umbral mirage

[]

[umbral mirage]

i might be dumb

yes i am dumb

lmao

/run ```js
console.log(Array(100).fill("I EAT VENCORD USERS").join(" MUAHAHAH "));``

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @umbral mirage

[umbral mirage]

/run ```js
console.log(Array(100).fill("I EAT VENCORD USERS").join(" MUAHAHAH "));

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @umbral mirage

[umbral mirage]

uh what

[lone gust]

i already tested this

no need to test it more

the bot doesnt print out >2k characters bc it cant

smh

[umbral mirage]

did you get image sending permissions beacuse you boosted

[lone gust]

no

[umbral mirage]

how did you get that in 5 days

of being in this server

[lone gust]

i didnt

i got it within 2

[umbral mirage]

exactly

how

[lone gust]

hacking

on roblox

[umbral mirage]

omg

[lone gust]

ikr

[deep mulch]

/run ```c++
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

int main() {
std::vector<int> bigVector;

try {
    while (true) {
        bigVector.push_back(1); // Keep adding elements until memory runs out
    }
} catch (const std::bad_alloc& e) {
    std::cerr << "Memory allocation failed: " << e.what() << std::endl;
}

return 0;

}

[rugged berry]

Your c++(10.2.0) code ran without output @deep mulch

[deep mulch]

guh

[lone gust]

rat run on screen from poll #🧊-off-topic-iceman-only message

i asked chatgpt to help

gen code to see how to do that

function checkArguments(func) {
    const requiredArgs = func.length;
    const funcStr = func.toString();
    const allArgs = funcStr.match(/\(([^)]*)\)/)[1].split(',').map(arg => arg.trim());
    
    const optionalArgs = allArgs.slice(requiredArgs);

    return {
        requiredArgs,
        optionalArgs
    };
}

// Example function to test
function exampleFunction(arg1, arg2, arg3 = "default") {
    // Some logic
}

console.log(checkArguments(exampleFunction));

this is what it gave me

when ran it gives this output

[cerulean plover]

chatgpt

im sure using a regex will cause a huge explosion

[lone gust]

wtf

its not evaling

[cerulean plover]

dont delete

[lone gust]

{
"requiredArgs": 2,
"optionalArgs": [
"arg3 = "default""
]
}

thats what it returns

[cerulean plover]

the default value is useless garbage

and

[lone gust]

yeah true

[cerulean plover]

i still need the argument names anyway

[lone gust]

they dont need names

[cerulean plover]

we do need names

[lone gust]

just the option ones do

which it gives us the names of

[dusty moth]

the machine has infinite memory

[cerulean plover]

you can do ```jsx
<div children="hello world" />

[lone gust]

thats gay

[cerulean plover]

home of phobic much'

[fleet cedar]

Very sexy

[lone gust]

LMFAO

[cerulean plover]

is making a joke JSX compiler really worth my time

(yes)

[lone gust]

exampleFunction.toString().match(/(([^)]*))/)[1].split(',').map(arg => arg.trim());

this give names and defaults

but we can cut out the default

@cerulean plover

it may be possible

[cerulean plover]

[dusty moth]

parentheses in defaults

[lone gust]

and to get the function by string name you can run
eval("exampleFunction.toString()");

[cerulean plover]

yes

but we dont need to recompile the function at runtime

[lone gust]

this dream

it may be possible

[lone gust]

uhm

wdym

[umbral mirage]

are you guys trying to make this weird jsx code work

[lone gust]

dont mind us

we're just 2 idiots doing idiot things

[cerulean plover]

We want to make a fucked up JSX compiler where everything can be a component

[umbral mirage]

i like this idea

i like it a lot

[cerulean plover]

stupid question

how will Fragments be handled

just turn it into an array?

[lone gust]

wdym fragments

yeah probs

[umbral mirage]

basically functions are components and arguments are attributes (props)?

i meant

[dusty moth]

how objects

[cerulean plover]

we'd need a special keyword

[lone gust]

<example optionalArg=true><Number>3</Number><String>aa</String></example> -> "example": {1: 3, 2: 6, optionalArg: true
@cerulean plover}

what abt this

and then we change example via the eval thing

and run eval(example(3, 6, optionalArg=true))

to run the function

[cerulean plover]

you do know you can do {3} inline in jsx

[lone gust]

oh

[cerulean plover]

for a number like that

[lone gust]

well yeah that then

[lone gust]

strs too?

[fathom haven]

/run

console.log("@everyone");

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @fathom haven

@​everyone

[dusty moth]

<let name="x">{3}</let>
<console.log>{x}</console.log```

[cerulean plover]

Any JS value

[fathom haven]

Oh

[lone gust]

he thimks hes pro coder

[cerulean plover]

nop

[fathom haven]

Yeeee

Its true

[dusty moth]

v$ msg.reply("hi", { mentionEveryone: true })

[cerulean plover]

i love and hate this a lot

[lone gust]

its amazing

but not the {x} it should just be x

[umbral mirage]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/911223311709638678/1277969587081580596/image.png?ex=66cf196d&is=66cdc7ed&hm=7bc1743ad23d3427f9ba9a559c0b78acc8683e1bf51464fd6ce0dacf85ccd0c3&

[dusty moth]

that would be string "x"

[lone gust]

p sure {x} = "x"

like 40% sure

i dont really use jsx

that mcuh

[fleet cedar]

<let x={3} />

[dusty moth]

how did this not get automodded

[cerulean plover]

I'm thinking about how the JSX compiler will actually make this all work

[dusty moth]

@jannie* cleanup in aisle 4

[cerulean plover]

[fathom haven]

Bcs i am pro coder

[cerulean plover]

whats ur favourite language

[fathom haven]

Ts

[dusty moth]

what does it stand for