🪅-progaming

[fathom haven]

I have idea for tag a everyone

[dusty moth]

/run hs main = putStrLn ('@': "everyone")

[rugged berry]

Here is your hs(9.0.1) output @dusty moth

@​everyone

[fleet cedar]

Does jsx spec mandate (is there a jsx spec) that body is equal to children= key or is that just react's implementation?

[cerulean plover]

we have had 1 casualty in aisle 3

do not make another

[dusty moth]

i need atSomeone for bunny

[cerulean plover]

I have no idea but we must break it

[lone gust]

hi

im back

[cerulean plover]

trol

[lone gust]

wtf is haskell

[dusty moth]

a programming language

[lone gust]

aslo audit log should allow filtering by target 😭

its so silly that ucant

[cerulean plover]

api lets you do it

[dusty moth]

/run hs main = putStrLn$'@': "everyone"

[rugged berry]

Here is your hs(9.0.1) output @dusty moth

@​everyone

[lone gust]

bet lemme api abuse brb

whats the key

[cerulean plover]

query param is target_id

[lone gust]

"target"?

kk

[dusty moth]

my token is uhh

[lone gust]

no

i dont want it

[cerulean plover]

its undocumented but used in the client

[lone gust]

u should make a plugin for it

WAIT A SEC

THAT QUERY FIXES MY DISCORD BOTS SHIT CODE

[cerulean plover]

https://github.com/discord-userdoccers/discord-userdoccers/pull/264
pro tip: let people do the digging for you by accident

[lone gust]

i have a discord mod bot that just logs punishments instead of having cmds and dms ppl when theyre punished

wait a sec

i have a good idea @cerulean plover

i can turn that api response into a screenshot via httptoolkit

[cerulean plover]

hmm?

[lone gust]

forcefully editing the request

[cerulean plover]

wut

[lone gust]

so i can show the response as if i were using it in the clinet

lemme show u

[cerulean plover]

oh?

[lone gust]

brb

[cerulean plover]

wouldnt it be easier to use vencord itself

[lone gust]

vencord doesn't have a plugin to filter automod by target id yet does it?

[cerulean plover]

no

[lone gust]

yeah we could make one

would be cool

[lone gust]

this is what i did to filter by my id

[cerulean plover]

what i'm saying is just make a quick and dirty temporary plugin to patch where the api call is made

[lone gust]

yeah fair

i just dont know how to make patches very well (at all)

• this was faster

[cerulean plover]

its only faster because you already have it setup

[lone gust]

fair

[cunning moon]

I actually got a few things working right now in my userplugin
but..
anyone has an idea how to get the client to join a voice channel?
I tried this:

const ChannelActions: {
    disconnect: () => void;
    selectVoiceChannel: (channelId: string) => void;
} = findByPropsLazy("disconnect", "selectVoiceChannel");
[...]
ChannelActions.selectVoiceChannel(channelID);

but that doesn't seem to work at all. according to dev tools it tries to retrieve messages and gets an 404, no matter the channel used here

also, is there some kind of documentation on FluxDispatcher events?

[cerulean plover]

there's ts typings for most flux event types

[lone gust]

wdym

[cerulean plover]

huge fluxEvents.d.ts file

[lone gust]

LOL

thats like how vencord fetches all badges on startup

[cerulean plover]

also FluxDispatcher.addInterceptor(console.warn) VERY useful to me

[lone gust]

W

[cerulean plover]

[lone gust]

wait

why warn

[cerulean plover]

i did this thing called enable gateway logging

[lone gust]

WAIT

HOW DO I GET RID OF IT

MY CONSOLE

[cerulean plover]

FluxDispatcher._interceptors.pop()

[lone gust]

omg 😭

ty

[cunning moon]

that sure is helpful for the events
found out that way that discord actually calls AUDIO_TOGGLE_SELF_MUTE instead of AUDIO_SET_SELF_MUTE

wanted to see how to specifically set it tho
but toggling is nice as well for now

[deep mulch]

@cerulean plover I have so many clones of you

[cunning moon]

ok discord is behaving weird if I set the user volume like this:

FluxDispatcher.dispatch({
   type: "AUDIO_SET_LOCAL_VOLUME",
   volume,
   userId: userid
});

i mean, it does set volume, but, eh, not to the value I give discord

[nimble bone]

git clone https://git.nin0.dev/nin0/zooter

[final night]

@deep mulch Source code

[deep mulch]

how

[final night]

You are a bot

[deep mulch]

yop

[royal nymph]

🪅

I love this emoji

oh wrong channel

[brave burrow]

They do some maths on it before they set it, run it thru findByCode("Math.pow(10","50-50") and use the returned value

[cunning moon]

thanks, that worked

[formal belfry]

@royal nymph seen dm

[stoic helm]

youd just have to inject the web script and css wherever vencord normally injects it

i did it a while ago

https://github.com/shigandco/venproxy/blob/main/src/index.ts

[dusty moth]

nice, this is exactly what I need

[stoic helm]

idk if it still works tho, made it last year

id reccomend remaking it yourself

[surreal condor]

what the fuck that is so insane

[ruby halo]

has anyone looked into how the signature for unverified_content inside a content inventory entry is generated? i wanted to look into screwing around with sending custom versions of these special embeds generated from the new activity view (see attached screenshot), but all entries have a signed key attached which the server checks against the other data in the request.

[serene elk]

how do you even send a message like that?

[deep mulch]

idk

@frosty obsidian would compose work on touch screen desktop

[frosty obsidian]

probably

just not real touch

[deep mulch]

I'll enable pull to refresh if there's a touch screen

somehow

[frosty obsidian]

just always enable

its very unlikely someone will do the gesture via mouse

[deep mulch]

scrolling makes it come down

and it just stays there

[frosty obsidian]

oh hm

nvm then

[balmy lintel]

activity react reply experiment, i think

[ruby halo]

new activity layout thingy

got access yesterday

i was making an attempt to reverse how the signature was made on client but it was my first time working with deobufscated electron code, so you can probably assume it did not go well

[mild yoke]

I love when a "production ready" framework uses a load of deprecated libraries that explicitly tell you not to use them

react native is just lovely

[calm ruin]

its generated on server

[ruby halo]

hm, wonder how it fetches the signature then

cause it sends it in the request body for sending the message so it has to get it from somewhere

[elder scaffold]

if it aint broken dont fix it

[formal belfry]

svelte did this too lol

[royal nymph]

that's normal

[mild yoke]

that's awful lmfao

[royal nymph]

not really

Android also has a shit ton of deprecated stuff that's still widely used

cause its still useful and good

[elder scaffold]

the only thing id be somewhat concerned about is inflight which apparently has a memory leak

[mild yoke]

Does it? When I use android tooling I don't really see any deprecation alerts.

[elder scaffold]

because npm just loves to bomb you with those warnings

[mild yoke]

Also that's not a good thing. A library being still used even when it's deprecated just because it's been deemed "useful" is a terrible software development ethic.

[mild yoke]

I mean depending on libraries that are labeled as deprecated by the project author doesn't seem like a super great idea to me.

It sounds pretty reasonable to warn for that

[elder scaffold]

what's the point of going over all usages of a library that still works just because it was deprecated

[elder scaffold]

never said whether or not it's bad or good to warn about that

[mild yoke]

because it's a terrible idea. It's bad for security, amongst other things.

[heavy quest]

w h a t

[royal nymph]

doesn't apply to build tools lol

[elder scaffold]

yeah most of those were babel plugins

[royal nymph]

oh no my build tool has a vulnerability where maliciously crafted input can crash it

[elder scaffold]

someone might steal the source code and crash a build!!

[mild yoke]

what if your parser has this issue?

you paste code, your parser picks it up, and they pull an RCE on you?

[elder scaffold]

what if it doesnt

[royal nymph]

don't paste malware code

[dusty moth]

some outdated build tools can actually cause vulnerabilitiea

[royal nymph]

what if someone sends you a virus and you double click it and they pull a RCE on you?

[mild yoke]

So your solution to avoiding RCEs in programs with KNOWN ISSUES is to "just don't let your parser parse the wrong thing"?

Hypothetical, of course, but not out of the realm of possibility due to your train of logic.

[dusty moth]

you use qubes

[royal nymph]

no im saying that depreciations and most vulnerabilities are irrelevant to build tools

you should look into some of the build tools you use and see how many depreciations they have suppressed

or look into android code and see there

[mild yoke]

So your solution to javascript libraries depending on packages with known issues is to launch an entirely different OS exclusively for development?

[elder scaffold]

guys what if you install a babel plugin which replaces console.logs with malware

[royal nymph]

or look into any popular apps and see how much deprecated stuff they use

[elder scaffold]

and it's deprecated

[royal nymph]

still using some deprecated things is very normal and done by the majority of platforms

you're just looking for reasons to shit on random js libs

[dusty moth]

no, you use qubes

[royal nymph]

even vencord uses some deprecated things...... so spooky

[mild yoke]

the usage of something with a known memory leak that explicitly tells you not to use it should be used in your development environment?

[dusty moth]

memory leaks in short-term programmes are fine

programs*

[mild yoke]

...

js developers are a different breed lol

[dusty moth]

if a program is going to run for only 5 seconds then it doesn't really matter if it leaks

[dusty moth]

i'm a rust + nix developer

[royal nymph]

memory leaks in short running programs are literally irrelevant

anyway you do realise these are dependencies of dependencies of dependencies right?

[mild yoke]

The developer explicitly states not to use their library at all.

[royal nymph]

it's impossible to avoid some depreciations

[elder scaffold]

do you even worry about memory leaks when coding since rust disables those

[mild yoke]

So? It's still code that's running.

[dusty moth]

no I Box::leak

[royal nymph]

you should try installing vencord dependencies and see how many deprecation warnings there are

[elder scaffold]

wait is that an I or a pipe symbol

vchars I

[elder yarrow]

​​ I ​ LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I

[dusty moth]

vch

[elder yarrow]

​​ n ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER N
​ o ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER O
​ ​ SPACE
​ I ​ LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I
​ ​ SPACE
​ ` ​ GRAVE ACCENT
​ B ​ LATIN CAPITAL LETTER B
​ o ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER O
​ x ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER X
​ : ​ COLON
​ : ​ COLON
​ l ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER L
​ e ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER E
​ a ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER A
​ k ​ LATIN SMALL LETTER K
​ ` ​ GRAVE ACCENT

[royal nymph]

library used for over a decade with no issues ever
maintainer moves on and deprecates it
STOP USING THIS LIBRARY THINK ABOUT SECURITY

[fleet cedar]

vch

[elder yarrow]

Result too long D:

[mild yoke]

It's still a package that will go unchecked, then suddenly a 0-day is found because there isn't anyone actively checking / supporting it, and then it suddenly matters.

[heavy quest]

r e a l

[royal nymph]

0 days can be found in any software, not just deprecated things.

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/package.json#L92-L97

🥳

[mild yoke]

When you have a long chain of dependencies, security should absolutely be a concern and I won't take anyone seriously who claims the inverse. These are packages who's maintainers won't be checking for any sort of security threats.

[pearl stag]

package.json: Lines 92-97

"allowedDeprecatedVersions": {
    "source-map-resolve": "*",
    "resolve-url": "*",
    "source-map-url": "*",
    "urix": "*"
}

[royal nymph]

and you know that how? are these maintainers in the room with us rn?

[elder scaffold]

I feel like very used deprecated stuff went through more audits than something released a week ago

[royal nymph]

^

switching from something that has been maintained for many years and audited extensively to a brand new library written by some random person no one has ever heard of just to dodge a deprecation is definitely good for security

[mild yoke]

Nope. That right there is exactly the problem. I've seen packages that are depreciated and are actually fine! But I've also seen deprecated packages with known vulnerabilities that haven't / won't be fixed because the maintainer doesn't care.

[royal nymph]

none of the ones you complained about have any security relevant issues

In fact half of the deprecated stuff in ur screenshot is just "this is now inbuilt, please switch to the new one"

maybe they need backwards compat

🧨

[mild yoke]

There's a known memory leak in one of them, and the author has explicitly written a note to not use it. I wasn't complaining about that in the context of security. I'm complaining about that because you shouldn't use it. I don't know where the miscommunication is here.

[royal nymph]

#🪅-progaming message

[elder scaffold]

i think removing that one dependency will fix all discord rn issues

[royal nymph]

^

[mild yoke]

Author: Do NOT use this library!
JS Developer: Awww no but I don't want to migrate 😢😢😢

[frosty obsidian]

if there aren't any actual issues then what's the problem

the software works fine

[mild yoke]

The problem is that the author said do not use it

so do not use it

[elder scaffold]

deprecation warnings

so scary

[frosty obsidian]

so

it still works

any dev can put a deprecation warning on anything

[mild yoke]

if the author if a library explicitly tells you to not use what they made, you don't use it. just because it "works" doesn't mean there isn't a serious security / performance / stability issue on the table here.

[frosty obsidian]

vencord runs fine

[dusty moth]

v+ brainrot

[royal nymph]

so obedient

who's a good boy

[mild yoke]

what the fuck?

[royal nymph]

😺

[frosty obsidian]

vencord works and is secure

[royal nymph]

wrong

[frosty obsidian]

you're right vencord doesn't work

not available on ios :(

[royal nymph]

samie made it available actually

as Safari extension xd

you will install

[mild yoke]

A developer said not to use his library due to multiple reasons. You should not use that library. I'll chalk this up to a difference of opinion but that doesn't seem like an unreasonable train of thought to me.

[mild yoke]

guess you gotta use bonfire

[frosty obsidian]

if we find vulnerability or any performance issues arise we can talk about removing it

until then its not causing any issues

[mild yoke]

actually will cadence support iOS? Jetpack can compile to it right?

[frosty obsidian]

i don't have a mac

[mild yoke]

I don't really wanna talk about this further. I'd rather address issues before they become a problem.

[mild yoke]

I mean from a technical standpoint

[frosty obsidian]

technically yes it can

[royal nymph]

people tell you all the time not to use their software. often times whatever their reasoning is is completely negligible

[frosty obsidian]

would be a lot of work

[royal nymph]

"they said stop using it so stop using it" is a weird take

if a library works without problems for your use case why switch

[mild yoke]

https://discordapp.com/channels/1015060230222131221/1223973149222375536/1278445060014477345 I'm not talking about it further. if that's a risk you wanna take, that's fine :). Just not something that makes me too happy.

[mild yoke]

wait why is that?

how does it work? Akin to RN with native components?

[frosty obsidian]

platform specific functionality

theres more than just ui

[mild yoke]

example?

[royal nymph]

https://overreacted.io/npm-audit-broken-by-design/

[frosty obsidian]

file handling is different, database implementations differ across platforms

not to mention ios is native and android is jvm

its not at all impossible but would require a lot of work

[mild yoke]

can that not be wrapped over? in flutter it's done via dart file stuff which works pretty much identically on every platform except web.

[frosty obsidian]

probably can

[mild yoke]

I gotcha

[frosty obsidian]

but my point isn't that its impossible

[mild yoke]

jetpack does seem promising

well more than that, isn't it common for android nowadays?

[frosty obsidian]

it is

lots of android apps have moved or are moving to compose

big apps too

[mild yoke]

shoulda been flutter 😢

[frosty obsidian]

play store is compose

[mild yoke]

oh I didn't know that

[frosty obsidian]

settings app is moving to compose

[mild yoke]

that's pretty cool

[frosty obsidian]

reddit, twitter, github

they all use compose in parts of their app

[ornate quiver]

it's up to the end developer to decide this
if its really so bad then it wouldnt be in the library
of course if its marked deprecated i wouldnt expect help with a deprecated package/api

[mild yoke]

I swear I can't critize any part of javascript without instantly getting 5 people trying to argue with me

If it's okay to use, it shouldn't be deprecated. If the developer says you shouldn't use it, you shouldn't use it. If you want to use it, fantastic, I won't stop you.

I don't want to argue. I pointed out a problem, of which has been somewhat well documented in node's history. It's actually insane how much JS developers will just argue about trying to defend why their language is actually so good. I don't care. I pointed out a problem, you want to deny that problem.

Seriously, do you not have anything better to do? It's a problem with JS. I don't want to argue. My initial message was pointing out how I didn't like those messages in a "production ready" library. Is that all JS developers do? Just argue about how their language is actually good? Please find something better to do, all I want to do is point out a problem.

[ornate quiver]

no i hate javascript and npm

my main point of contention is that "library developers know best" when you have some that privatize every single useful api and have the language then enforce it (not related to js but w/e)

[lavish frigate]

you should all use my libraries ill promise to only steal your token once

[royal nymph]

could ask u the same

do you not have anything better to do than whine about Javascript in a random server you don't even actively talk in

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1015060231060983891/1270507243313434696/mexico-funny-ezgif.com-video-to-gif-converter.gif

no one is claiming js is better than other languages, you're the one going around calling languages shit and shilling flutter

[royal nymph]

(library developers never know best which is why true privates are such a bad concept)

[ornate quiver]

yop

[hushed pebble]

me! :3

[deep mulch]

i use is-even

and is-odd

[hushed pebble]

I wouldn't want to stay on old library versions, simply because they don't update (and receive security fixes)

not like most security fixes are relevant to whatever I'm doing

[deep mulch]

i like being on newest version

[hushed pebble]

but there might always be the one rare bug that does affect me

Also if it's a library and you're using npm...it could mayhaps affect downstream users if another dependency uses the bugged library

[hushed pebble]

people use JS to use the good parts, not the bad parts

I don't use C so I can cast every pointer to be void* and cast them back when I feel like it. I don't use C so I can have 99% of my code be confusing preprocessor macros

can !== should, can !== will

[mild yoke]

I didn't say that. All I did was voice concerns that I didn't like something about a JavaScript library. I'm sorry you can't handle that. If someone criticizes flutter, I often agree as there are problems with it. If someone praises JavaScript, I don't have a problem with that, I've used JavaScript for a few years and it does a lot of cool stuff.

I've worked with people like you on programming projects and it's very obnoxious. Just learn how to take criticism, and grow up. For the sake of the rest of us.

[mild yoke]

yeah some parts of js are great. I've used it for a lot of stuff, and still use it to this day (albeit less so due to the nature of the projects I work on).

[hushed pebble]

Yeah I'm pointing out that it's not very useful to call out the bad parts of JS because people aren't actively interested in using them

[mild yoke]

I was pointing out an issue with react native expo which is indeed used quite a lot

[deep mulch]

i havent wrote a js project of my own in so long

[hushed pebble]

I gotta scroll up, one moment

[mild yoke]

I have the right to point out problems when I see them. It doesn't invalidate the ecosystem. It's exactly what it is- a problem. Not an unsolvable problem. Not a fundamental, unfixable issue, but a problem. People like august can't accept criticism to their ecosystem of choice. Any attack on the language is perceived as an attack on themselves, when in reality I just want to critic a single aspect of something.

[hushed pebble]

where's the issue

Also half of that is Babel, and React Native uses a custom JS engine...soo maybe it's supposed to be there?

besides, most of those are transitive dependencies, I bet

[mild yoke]

I see this a lot when people only know a single language. It's not just JS developers, although it is more common in beginner languages like such. But it's often much more difficult to critic a language like JS because those who know it exclusively see it as a personal attack rather than an education critic of such.

[mild yoke]

I was referring to the other packages. It's really not that deep. Just a lot of concerning warnings of the usage of deprecated packages.

[hushed pebble]

I think attacks on JS-the-language (not the ecosystem) are bogus because they usually focus in shit barely anyone uses

[mild yoke]

I mean like I'll critic JS where it's bad, and praise it where it's good

[hushed pebble]

yeah, I bet a lot of those are dependencies of dependencies of ...

[mild yoke]

it's just that the former is too much for people like august to handle

[hushed pebble]

You've seen the relevant xkcd?

[mild yoke]

not sure I fully understand the question

[hushed pebble]

https://xkcd.com/2347/

xkcd: Dependency

Someday ImageMagick will finally break for good and we'll have a long period of scrambling as we try to reassemble civilization from the rubble.

[mild yoke]

yeah I'm aware of it but what's the question?

[hushed pebble]

I'm just pointing out that RN might be using a dependency that includes a dependency that happens to use a deprecated package

[mild yoke]

oh yeah I'm aware, I'd say it's likely but I haven't looked into the specifics of how this error is being caused

my concern was largely that, if it's not an issue, don't tell me there's some critical issue, if it is an issue, we should actually be resolving it

Regardless of how the dependency is being depended upon, it's still getting to my machine and running

this discussion was never intended to be insanely long, I just wanted to send a message with a concern I had with an error

[trail night]

i mean the simple answer to your concern is that it happens in a lot of languages, not just the javascript ecosystem, and most of the time the issues are unsolvable

you cant just upgrade the dependency or move away from it because most of the time it's not you who is adding it directly, it is something you are using, or a dep of a dep of a ... repeat forever

tons of frameworks have deprecation warnings pop up because a lot of people deprecate libraries as a "i'm not maintaining this anymore, here's a viable alternative, you should check that out instead" but there are also tons of unmaintained libraries still widely used that aren't deprecated

but in the end the person who has to deal with it is not you, most of the time, it is your upstream authors of the library you are using

and, a lot of the time, it is not viable to upgrade the dependencies of that library because of breaking changes

transitioning from one library to another is not just a drop in replacement, im sure you know that

and sometimes the library that is recommended with a deprecation notice doesnt fill the role of the original, or has a completely different API surface that requires different inputs to get the same outcome, and the development effort of working it out is too high

so you just stick with ol' reliable until it actually becomes a problem

and it goes on forever

[runic sundial]

The real purpose of private functions/fields in libraries has to do with intent.

"Hey, don't fucking use this. I am not going to promise it will be here even in the next commit."

[trail night]

privates are fine for API surfaces that are subject to heavy change and stuff that genuinely should never be used, but then you have people that make tons of stuff private and then dont expose a way of doing the thing in the library publicly when you could really do with it

so then you have to use reflection and whatnot to access it

i've had to do that a lot

especially in java libraries

[hushed pebble]

but what if they completely drop it in the next minor or patch version lol

[trail night]

then i rewrite the code, either reimplementing the feature in my own codebase or using whatever they've provided this time around

[hushed pebble]

just you mentioning reflection made it obvious

[trail night]

because in the end it is my fault for using library internals

[hushed pebble]

right

[hushed pebble]

:3

[trail night]

i've never had to do it in .NET libraries since they're actually well made so i just wanted to clarify

(.NET reflection is ace as well)

[hushed pebble]

i forgor .net exists

[runic sundial]

Yeah all comes down to intent

[trail night]

react suffered from the "making stuff private and then not exposing any proper way of doing the thing" issue

they seem to have improved that

[trail night]

do not use or you will be fired internals were actually really useful in some use cases, mainly by component authors who wanted to do some whacky stuff

now they have a semi-private api for some of the stuff that used to be in there, where it's clear that you should ideally not be using it but they still let you use it

[hushed pebble]

wait people used those internals?

[trail night]

yeah

[hushed pebble]

What sort of wacky stuff was in there?

[trail night]

ReactCurrentOwner springs to mind

[hushed pebble]

wat dat do

[lone gust]

what we talkin abt

[trail night]

it was a property that was set to the current component that was being constructed at the time

[hushed pebble]

that sounds really wacky

[trail night]

ignore that message

i misremembered, just looked it up

[lone gust]

lol

[trail night]

anyway

[lone gust]

happens

[trail night]

but yeah you can use it to write really weird and interesting hooks

[lone gust]

use what

to write weird and interesting hooks

[trail night]

__SECRET_INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED

[lone gust]

LMFAO

W NAME

[hushed pebble]

yes it is peak hilarity

[trail night]

why did you render uses the internals to

well

explain why a component rendered lol

because there is literally no other way, react doesnt expose this information on purpose

[lone gust]

found em

what if i use it

[trail night]

yep

[lone gust]

will i be fired

[trail night]

you will be fired

[hushed pebble]

Hm but you wouldn't need to know this on code that's actually shipped to the user

[lone gust]

oh fuck

[hushed pebble]

🔥

[lone gust]

better not use those

[trail night]

correct

this is a debug-time library

react still doesnt expose this information

[hushed pebble]

just as it should be, for stuff shipped to the user

[trail night]

https://x.lewisakura.moe/24/08/mZZNsgfzSY4Qaa9dX.png

WDYR is really useful

[frosty obsidian]

at least in kotlin we have the internal modifier

something you can just suppress if you know what you're doing

you may still end up needing reflection though since idea/as will pressure you into privating lots of time

[trail night]

yeah

[hushed pebble]

as?

[frosty obsidian]

android studio

[hushed pebble]

Oh

Does Kotlin play well with VS Code?

[frosty obsidian]

uhh not really

[autumn sigil]

is it this again xd

[frosty obsidian]

there is no official lsp

[frosty obsidian]

huh

[hushed pebble]

buh

[frosty obsidian]

theres a community one

but i haven't heard anything good about it

[hushed pebble]

probably because Jetbrains only cares about its own IDE lol

[frosty obsidian]

yeah

that's exactly it

they want you to use the official kotlin plugin bundled with idea and android studio

idea is a pretty good program but its still a bit of an asshole move

[deep mulch]

yop

they have it tied in to the IDE

uses PSI thing

https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/psi.html

[frosty obsidian]

all language support in jb ides are like that

[autumn sigil]

had an argument over this in ts and # vs ts private with vendy

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian we will make better LSP

[frosty obsidian]

the graphql plugin(s) i use also use it

@deep mulch
https://github.com/MateriiApps/Gloom/blob/main/api%2Fbuild.gradle.kts#L46-L55

[pearl stag]

api/build.gradle.kts: Lines 46-55

introspection {
    endpointUrl = "https://api.github.com/graphql"
    headers = mapOf(
        // GLOOM_INTROSPECTION_TOKEN Should be set to the authorization token obtained after
        // logging in to the mobile client, it should start with "gho_"
        "Authorization" to "Bearer ${System.getenv("GLOOM_INTROSPECTION_TOKEN")}",
        "User-Agent" to "Apollo GQL Introspection"
    )
    schemaFile = file("src/commonMain/graphql/com/materiiapps/gloom/gql/schemas/github.schema.graphqls")
}

[deep mulch]

what's that

[frosty obsidian]

its used to generate the schema file

[deep mulch]

funny

I wish YouTube API was that simple

[frosty obsidian]

i think the non public stuff is exposed bc of enterprise

bc companies can host it themselves

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian find where innertube gets its data

maybe theres another api

[frosty obsidian]

is it not just the api

[deep mulch]

its server side rendering

[frosty obsidian]

it probably gets the data from the server then

[deep mulch]

their data api is so limited

@frosty obsidian i might use jsonpath in the serializer idk

https://github.com/eygraber/JsonPathKt

might be really slow with the huge json bodies

dumb youtube changes the api structure too much

even if you set the version

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian kotlinx serialization errors are so awful

kotlinx.serialization.MissingFieldException: Field 'sources' is required for type with serial name 'dev.zt64.hyperion.api.network.dto.ApiImage', but it was missing at path: $.header

got no idea why

[frosty obsidian]

you don't provide a default value for sources

[deep mulch]

its there

[frosty obsidian]

show

[frosty obsidian]

no not there

your model

[deep mulch]

it shouldnt error

@Serializable
internal data class ApiImage(
    @JsonNames("thumbnails")
    val sources: List<ApiImageSource>
)

[frosty obsidian]

those look like different shapes

where is it getting .header from

[deep mulch]

i wish youtube api could just be normal

[frosty obsidian]

im confused at what's going on

insane json

[deep mulch]

yes

kotlinx serialization is not designed for this awful kind of api

i hate youtube so much

[frosty obsidian]

I've just been doing a million refractors for gloom

[deep mulch]

how

ugh

http toolkit with its stupid pay walled dark mode

nothing else as easy as it

thiis is why i lost interest before cause the api is so god damn annoying to deal with

[viscid grove]

wtf?

[deep mulch]

$14/mo

[viscid grove]

but dark mode isn't free??

that is so fucked up

[frosty obsidian]

@deep mulch i love updating compose multiplatform and all the backgrounds disappearing

[deep mulch]

how

what did you update to

[frosty obsidian]

slight chance it may be due to using now deprecated constructor

[deep mulch]

this is so disappointing how limited youtubes own public api is

like if youre gonna make a public api at least put the effort in to make it complete

hatred

[frosty obsidian]

guh

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian

what do i do

[frosty obsidian]

idk

[deep mulch]

guh

[frosty obsidian]

gotta make this ugly thing work

[deep mulch]

whats that for

[frosty obsidian]

avatar shape customization

[deep mulch]

neat

[deep mulch]

i cant figure out how to make a json factory that uses ktx serialization

fusdhgfgsdvbhfbwhje

fucking fuck

cant do anything right

UGH

WHY IS THIS SO HARD

[autumn sigil]

dont java or whatever

all you know is class infrastructure

but you suck at actually programming

[fallow jasper]

are you finally working on gloom again?

[void leaf]

which option would be used for a #🗒-textreplace-rules submission?

(idk what channel to ask this in)

[fleet cedar]

What's the difference between options 4 and 7 and 9

[void leaf]

idk these options confuse me…

[cerulean plover]

They only change the name of the thread. Picking 5 is probably the most accurate

[void leaf]

bro gonna get me no-mod mail role 💀 😭

[cerulean plover]

i mean it isnt an only changes the name thing

mostly just helps mods

[lavish frigate]

i need to talk to a moderator

[cerulean plover]

do go with the generic talk to mods option though

[void leaf]

okai… I’m murdering both of you if I get punished though

[cerulean plover]

The role for all the snippet channels is the same

#1256395889354997771 is still a case by case thing

[void leaf]

I know I have the role to post in any of those channels. I just don’t wanna post something there without permission or approval.

[cerulean plover]

[lone gust]

can anyone here jsx :3
i need a like popup with an input box, a done button, and a cancel button (basically just window.prompt) but uh idk how to do ts 😭

[ionic lake]

so just use window.prompt?

[lone gust]

its disabled

(it does nothing besides show an error that it wont ever be supported in console)

[ionic lake]

I didn't quite get that

[fleet cedar]

Works on my machine

[ionic lake]

if you need an actual dialog there's the <dialog> element

[lone gust]

it doesnt work on any machine just discord web 💀

[lone gust]

kk and like how would i use that

[fleet cedar]

Non-firefox browsers do not matter though

[lone gust]

wdym

[ionic lake]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/dialog

[lone gust]

i meant in jsx

nvm ill look for one

[ionic lake]

it doesn't really matter

[lone gust]

?

[ionic lake]

what are you doing? react?

[lone gust]

yeah

[ionic lake]

yeah you can do this in react, just handle state for it in idiomatic react fashion

[lone gust]

wtf does that even mean bro 😭

idiomatic react fashion

[ionic lake]

javascript:

const dialog: HTMLDialogElement | null = document.querySelector('#dialog');

const showDialogButton: HTMLButtonElement | null = document.querySelector('#show');
if (showDialogButton && dialog) {
    showDialogButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
        dialog.showModal();
    });
}

const closeDialogButton: HTMLButtonElement | null = document.querySelector('#close');
if (closeDialogButton && dialog) {
    closeDialogButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
        dialog.close();
    });
}

and html:

<button id="show">Show Dialog</button>

<dialog icon="dialog">
    <p>super epix dialog</p>
    <button id="close">Close</button>
</dialog>

react:

const MyDialog: React.FC = () => {
    const dialogRef = useRef<HTMLDialogElement>(null);

    const showDialog = () => {
        dialogRef.current?.showModal();
    };

    const closeDialog = () => {
        dialogRef.current?.close();
    };

    return (
        <>
            <button onClick={showDialog}>Show Dialog</button>

            <dialog ref={dialogRef}>
                <p>This is a dialog box.</p>
                <button onClick={closeDialog}>Close</button>
            </dialog>
        </>
    );
};

[lavish frigate]

You should try to just learn react it’s not that difficult!

[ionic lake]

react handles state for you so you don't do this event listener jank

yeah I suggest learning react

[lone gust]

i hate css and html

[lavish frigate]

You won’t improve from copying code from the internet

[lone gust]

should i try hating react too

[ionic lake]

nothing to hate about css and html

[lavish frigate]

HTML and css are the easiest parts of web development!!

[ionic lake]

are you a student or something

we've been there

[fleet cedar]

React is legit really good

[lone gust]

wdym

[fleet cedar]

Especially compared to raw dom manipulation

Don't know how it compares to other frameworks though

[lavish frigate]

Only compared to raw dom manipulation

I prefer quite literally anything else

[ionic lake]

vuejs.org

king

[lavish frigate]

SO TRUE

I love vue

Vuecord when

[lone gust]

xd

[ionic lake]

nothing, you should start learning basics, like html, css and javascript, I can recommend https://web.dev, https://javascript.info and lastly, https://react.dev for react when you're done with the first 3

[fleet cedar]

Mdn is also invaluable

[lone gust]

ik how to js html and css

i just hate them besides js

[ionic lake]

there's nothing to hate about html lmao

maybe css sure I can agree on that

[lavish frigate]

css isnt that bad either once you get into it

hating on html and css just sounds like not knowing it enough to me

[lone gust]

no

its just that

i hate to spend time making minor changes to css

just for it to look a tiny bit better

[ionic lake]

I mean, you're going to spend time using css to make your site pretty

lack of experience isn't a excuse to hate it

[lone gust]

have you seen my website

[ionic lake]

not yet

[lone gust]

well dont

it looks like shit

[ionic lake]

oh yeah lmao it's slightly fucked

[lavish frigate]

sorry but i dislike sites that take over your scroll

[lone gust]

ur loss

guess u cant use dc im p sure

[lavish frigate]

discord doesnt take over your scroll

[lone gust]

then how does it use a custom scroll bar

cuz to disable the existing one youd need to do overflow-y: none

[lavish frigate]

everything is freely scrollable, unlike your site where every time you scroll it scrolls to a certain distance

[lone gust]

oh

thats what u mean

[lavish frigate]

.... you can style scroll bars using css

[lone gust]

fr?

i didnt know this!

[lavish frigate]

yes

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_scrollbars_styling

https://www.w3schools.com/HOWTO/howto_css_custom_scrollbar.asp

here is how discord does it

[ionic lake]

scrollbar hijacking is bad

[lavish frigate]

Not only does it feel awful it also puts you into the same boat as stupid companies which think they need to make the most complicated site ever to grab your attention like a TikTok video

[frosty obsidian]

yeah

[fallow jasper]

yipee

hows progress? are you working on explore/search first or issues first?

or something different?

[frosty obsidian]

so far just refactors

reorganizing the codebase

once thats done I'd like to redo the profile screen

[fallow jasper]

i get the refactors but why focus on the profile screen afterwards

[mild yoke]

I hate how loose it is tbh

sometimes your code shouldn't work

html is great in getting pretty much everything to run

but I'd prefer my app not try to render something that is completely broken

of course there are definitely situations where that's useful

[lavish frigate]

mfw

[frosty obsidian]

its just been bugging me

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian bugs inside you

[fallow jasper]

and the lack of some relatively important github features isnt?

@deep mulch duke inside you

[deep mulch]

how

[fallow jasper]

java runs on everything

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian you use catppuccin in intellij right

do popups ever appear like half transparent for you

ill see if i can screenshot

[frosty obsidian]

honestly not really?

not that they aren't important

but they just don't occupy my mind as much

[fallow jasper]

wong you are silly

[frosty obsidian]

yeah

[deep mulch]

ok i couldnt get screenshot in time

[fallow jasper]

@deep mulch you

[deep mulch]

yop

[lavish frigate]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1015060231060983891/1210498787760668742/anim-opt.gif

[wide crow]

hello i am new to regex but i wanted to make a very nice text replace rule for yxtwitter but also include the original

so what i currently have to work with is

and replaced with

it works but i'm wondering if there's a way to have the replaced outcome paste the second link a line below the first one

[jade stone]

you prob want to just use https://regex101.com to test your regexes

[wide crow]

it does work just wondering if the formatting could be modified

non-yuri https://yxtwitter.com/Illumersaltii/status/1829188589109883159

cuz currently if i were to use it this would be the outcome

and its kinda link spaghetti and i wanted to make it at least look half nice with one link being a line below the other

[lavish frigate]

smh

regexr on top

[jade stone]

i use pcre and pcre2 semi-frequently and regex 101 has both

[lavish frigate]

php 😭

[jade stone]

perl cli

they're just most commonly used in PHP

[wide crow]

apparently (?m) allows regex to detect multiple lines but i'm not sure if there's a way to output multiple lines

is this just a discord moment

[lavish frigate]

js does not support (?m)

[jade stone]

make sure to use ECMA script, not pcre

[wide crow]

not sure wym (my entire experience with this is about 10 mins of fiddling around)

[formal belfry]

.

[lavish frigate]

regex has different versions

because different languages/libraries implement it differently

discord uses javascript

so make sure to select javascript (ecmascript) here

[formal belfry]

Vecord doesn't want to work at all on my discord

[lavish frigate]

top right if you are using regexr

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🏥-vencord-support-🏥

(Auto-response invoked by @lavish frigate)

[wide crow]

I see, so ?m wouldn't work

[lavish frigate]

nope

[wide crow]

since it's not ecma

darn

welp I guess what I got rn does enough

might fiddle around and see if there was any way to output it in multiple lines still though

[lavish frigate]

(?m) is just a modifier change, you can also just do this:

the character between the tests is a new line, not a space

[wide crow]

dang doesnt look like using that can make the output 2 lines but ty

[lavish frigate]

yeah nvm, the input doesnt support new lines, those were 2 spaces 😭

[wide crow]

LOL

[royal nymph]

you can have

\n

[frosty obsidian]

\r\n

[autumn sigil]

fuck \r

[deep mulch]

im not even gonna ask

my faith in humanity lowers every day

[lavish frigate]

nop

[fleet cedar]

\r can and will go burn in die

[lavish frigate]

nuh, windwos forever <3

[valid jetty]

carriage return isn't a windows only thing

it's quite useful for cli's because what it does is go to the start of the current line

[fleet cedar]

Carriage return is useful for certain things

Crlf is not

[valid jetty]

yeah the fact that windows requires a carriage return to do a newline correctly sucks

but don't blame \r blame windows

[wide crow]

o ty

very cool

[frosty obsidian]

i think that isn't really necessary anymore

its probably still the default but windows handles both line endings

[ornate quiver]

apps still save as crlf but pretty much everything understands both like endings

[frosty obsidian]

its really only programs that need to work on much older windows versions that have to worry about it

[ashen badge]

Hello

[deep mulch]

you use a typewriter

https://www.usbtypewriter.com/

[frosty obsidian]

@deep mulch im adding compact number formatting

[deep mulch]

hot

[frosty obsidian]

needs different code depending on the platform and api version

[deep mulch]

is compact nuimber formatting different for other localizations

[frosty obsidian]

yes

[deep mulch]

a

@frosty obsidian minky made my ide freeze

[frosty obsidian]

works

[deep mulch]

beautiful

[frosty obsidian]

@deep mulch you love android compatibility

[deep mulch]

guh?

waht other platforms is it for

[frosty obsidian]

jvm

android doesn't support the java equivalent

probably only available in newer java version

[deep mulch]

guhh

[autumn sigil]

where was the cpp guy

[mild yoke]

I hate this layout

The wasted space is wild

[frosty obsidian]

the wasted space in question being the window that tells me what errors and warnings there are

?

legitimate question btw

[viscid grove]

is this for problems?

[lone gust]

[viscid grove]

?

what's that line for

[lone gust]

theres no line there

thats for problems

you can tell by the fact its labeled "problems"

[viscid grove]

yes there is
my rectangle made it kind of hard to see though

[lone gust]

k

[viscid grove]

it isn't for problems actually

at least i dont think

[lone gust]

srs?

how could u tell

[viscid grove]

what's it for then if you're going to be like this

[lone gust]

its not for anything

otherwise there would be something there

[frosty obsidian]

thats just extra horizontal space???

code goes there

[viscid grove]

oh

what's the line though

[frosty obsidian]

idk

[viscid grove]

oh wait

might be related to the longest line?

wait no

[frosty obsidian]

that could just be where the preview would be if i had it shown

yeah any right side windows take up everything to that line

[viscid grove]

Do you have a big monitor?

[frosty obsidian]

depends on how you define big

[viscid grove]

this is intellij but the space on the right seperated by the line isn't very big

(but this is also a fairly small laptop

oh maybe that line is the max width a line should be

[frosty obsidian]

its 24in

[viscid grove]

that's much bigger than my big laptop screen so that's big

[viscid grove]

by this, do you mean a vscode like preview?

[frosty obsidian]

its a visual preview of certain kinds of files

like vector images or layout xmls

[viscid grove]

oh that

[wraith rose]

so we have the emojis download script but I don't know how to modify it to work with stickers

I am not really sure what bit I need for this

[jade stone]

look at the code for emote cloner

[wraith rose]

I looked at the emoji cloner code

It seems stickerstore is stored elsewhere

which is a huge problem

cause I don't know where it's stored in vencord

[jade stone]

what

enable console shortcuts

and Stores.StickerStore

[wraith rose]

this is a guild sticker collection

[wraith rose]

I was refering to the js snippets of emoji downloader

also the method that it relied on was:
Vencord.Webpack.Common.EmojiStore.getGuilds()

which doesn't have stickers

[jade stone]

ill look at the code in a bit

busy rn

[wraith rose]

It would also be cool to somehow extract the unicode that discord uses into json too

i noticed something UnicodeEmoji()

it would be nice to see how the client sees the outputted json

[wicked stump]

this is (kinda) the correct answer, it's a visual guide that's displayed at a certain line width to help you format your code better. you can customize and change the position of the lines (or remove them altogether) in Settings > Editor > Code Style

[royal nymph]

I turned it off cause it's ugly

[dusty moth]

I thought it was the minimum width for a while when I was first programming

[fleet cedar]

It is! You aren't allowed to make lines shorter than 80 chars

[jade stone]

Pad your lines with zwsp's to get to 80 chars

[hushed pebble]

wait are zwsps rendered like regular spaces in text editors

[jade stone]

depends on your editor

neovim shows them as <200b>

[hushed pebble]

buh

[jade stone]

some show them as a normal space but with some kind of error around them

[hushed pebble]

oh yeah

VS Code does that, doesn't it

[jade stone]

idk, i use neovim in vsocde, so its weird

[lavish frigate]

Jetbrains IDEs also type out the character name (like ZWSP not sure exactly)

i was right

[light tree]

vns #🧊-off-topic-iceman-only

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🧊-off-topic-iceman-only

[royal nymph]

look at other plugins

[low pendant]

Alr thanks but is there no official doc for that?

The current doc is pretty limited.

[royal nymph]

if you need docs for such basic things then you're in the wrong place

since you'll also have to reverse engineer discord's code

[low pendant]

Well what I meant was the settings modal.

[royal nymph]

once again look at the code

[solar sand]

is there an easy way to convert a tampermonkey userscript to a vencord plugin?

nvm it wouldnt work

so I had this idea to block specific user's profile pictures, and replace it with another picture

[supple vault]

idk everyone else was alright

[formal belfry]

I think you should be lobotomized for even asking

[solar sand]

fair enough

[viscid grove]

You can do that very easily with css

img[src*='avatars/866084333809958922/'] {
  content: url('https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/683171006717755446/762584460155a3b8815c406a0f1b544c.webp?size=128');
}

just used my pfp because it's right here, but you can use any image

[sterile umbra]

Y'all i dont know if this is what the channel is about, but im wondering if u guys know how to make a mirror in unity (c++)

[south moon]

can someone help me with setting up venbot

[elder scaffold]

https://dontasktoask.com/

[south moon]

can someone help me setting up venbot?

i need help with setting up the variables in .env and running it

[low pendant]

wdym?

[balmy lintel]

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/src/plugins/alwaysTrust/index.ts#L23-L36

[pearl stag]

index.ts: Lines 23-36

const settings = definePluginSettings({
    domain: {
        type: OptionType.BOOLEAN,
        default: true,
        description: "Remove the untrusted domain popup when opening links",
        restartNeeded: true
    },
    file: {
        type: OptionType.BOOLEAN,
        default: true,
        description: "Remove the 'Potentially Dangerous Download' popup when opening links",
        restartNeeded: true
    }
});

[balmy lintel]

Check that plugin and see how it's done

[dusty moth]

btw you may need to put your user ID in quotes

[stoic helm]

no

it needs to have an n after it

2047016392629n

as an example

[dusty moth]

iirc both work

[stoic helm]

devs constant uses bigint

[dusty moth]

n constructs a bigint while quotes construct a string

[stoic helm]

its better to keep it consistent

[dusty moth]

oh itc use that ig

[valid jetty]

i love bigint

[kindred blade]

Is there a way to check whether a channel is viewable when lurking a server via an endpoint? rn what im doing is sending a messages request and if it fails then that means I can't access it but im afraid if I do that too much I might hit cloudflare fail limit right?

I've tried checking https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/src/plugins/showHiddenChannels/index.tsx but it seems it grabs the info from within the client rather than making some call/request

[royal nymph]

you won't hit cloudflare limit

it's 10k failed requests

[kindred blade]

oh ok

[lavish frigate]

worry about hitting the cf limit is insane

you should more so be worried about discord antispam

but i doubt that even applies to message sending/viewing

[kindred blade]

a guy on dmdgo told me that it does but I guess I will find out

and i was worried about cf limit because I plan on scaling this a lot
but I should just use proxys instead I think right

[royal nymph]

[kindred blade]

🥺

[lavish frigate]

if you really dont want to make a failing requests you can also just... check the users permissions against the channel permissions

[kindred blade]

How can I get the users permissions?
I want to stay as a lurker and avoid joining a server because that could trigger captcha and verification, and because of that I can't get a user's list of guilds. I have also tried getting the list of channels of a guild, but that only returns the overwritten permissions and not the computed permissions for my user

[lavish frigate]

the fuck are you trying to do

[kindred blade]

exporting chatlogs

from servers on discovery

most of the info I got is from https://docs.discord.sex/

[lavish frigate]

creepy

[kindred blade]

😓

why

[lavish frigate]

yea no im not gonna help you with this

spy.pet 2 🔥

[kindred blade]

NOOO

I knew someone was gonna mention that site

and its so disgusting

but no im in no way gonna use it to stalk like that guy did

I just want to index the public servers since theres lots of info gated behind discord

specially on ml/ai

[mellow phoenix]

can't you check the permissions instead?

[mellow phoenix]

uh nvm

[kindred blade]

😭

[lone gust]

bro just scrape redit

trust me

you do NOT want a discord chat scraper for a ml ai

[autumn sigil]

calculate yourself? you dont have any roles so should be fairly easy

[kindred blade]

Its not for a dataset for training
Its to look for bug fixes or papers discussion

[lone gust]

what

[kindred blade]

nothing

[viscid grove]

Does anyone know why tabs aren't showing from txt file previews?
for example this as a file:

a    b

it's only in the display

if you download it, it does have the tabs

[ornate quiver]

interesting that aliucord file preview also has the same issue

[dusty moth]

and bunny (no space whatsoever)

[south moon]

@grim flare ive put the bot things into src

but now it does this

[grim flare]

update your package.json

[south moon]

with what

this is my package.json

{
  "name": "dumbbot",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "",
  "main": "src/index.js",
  "scripts": {
    "dev": "nodemon index.js",
    "register": "node deploy-cmds.js",
    "start": "node ."
  },
  "keywords": [],
  "author": "",
  "license": "ISC",
  "dependencies": {
    "discord.js": "^14.15.3",
    "dotenv": "^16.4.5",
    "fs": "0.0.1-security",
    "path": "^0.12.7",
    "random": "^4.1.0"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "eslint": "^9.9.1",
    "nodemon": "^3.1.4"
  }
}

[grim flare]

actl ima clone ur

repo

wait

[south moon]

nono wait

it's not updated

lemme sync changes

@grim flare updated

clone it now

also make a pull request with the changes if you can

[grim flare]

dafq happened

im not getting any errors

the structure should look like the one i have

[south moon]

oh wait

now it doesn't to me too

[grim flare]

yea

[south moon]

actually

it errors this

Error: Cannot find module 'C:\Users\Davide\OneDrive\Desktop\dumbBot\src\index.js'
    at Module._resolveFilename (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1145:15)
    at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:986:27)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:174:12)
    at node:internal/main/run_main_module:28:49 {
  code: 'MODULE_NOT_FOUND',
  requireStack: []
}

when i run the bot

[grim flare]

works on my end

did u npm i?

wait lemme

publish my version on a branch

[south moon]

i use pnpm by the way

[grim flare]

o

still works

no push perms btw

but heres what my package.json is

{
  "name": "dumbbot",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "",
  "main": "src/index.js",
  "scripts": {
    "dev": "nodemon src/index.js",
    "register": "node src/deploy-cmds.js",
    "start": "node src/index.js"
  },
  "keywords": [],
  "author": "",
  "license": "ISC",
  "dependencies": {
    "discord.js": "^14.15.3",
    "dotenv": "^16.4.5",
    "fs": "0.0.1-security",
    "path": "^0.12.7",
    "random": "^4.1.0"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "eslint": "^9.9.1",
    "nodemon": "^3.1.4"
  }
}

i havent really changed anything other than the dir

[south moon]

how do i give them to u

[south moon]

still the same error btw

[south moon]

what

[grim flare]

yeah actually idk even what is happening

i even tried running it from src/

it still works on my end

probably a misconfiguration?

[south moon]

idk

your github is https://github.com/ryanamay, right?

[grim flare]

yep

[south moon]

i invited you as a collab

[grim flare]

try running from the migration branch

[south moon]

?

[grim flare]

dont forget to pnpm i

i pushed

[south moon]

oh

[grim flare]

also im also stupid i shouldve forked then sent a pr but eh

this works ig

[south moon]

the migration branch works

can you make a pr to merge it into the main branch

also while you're here
#🏥-vencord-support-🏥 message

[grim flare]

https://github.com/damimaa/dumbBot/pull/1

[grim flare]

i dont use vesktop

[south moon]

oh ok

why are there multiple files

i will delete the .js ones

[grim flare]

i didnt rename the js to ts

i just did the migration

[south moon]

ikr

another issue @grim flare

[grim flare]

do you have ts-node installed?

[south moon]

no...

[grim flare]

thats why

[south moon]

i'm installing it with pnpm

lemme see if it works now

wtf

42   client.once(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args));
                              ~~~~~~~
src/index.ts:44:26 - error TS7019: Rest parameter 'args' implicitly has an 'any[]' type.

44   client.on(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args));
                            ~~~~~~~

    at createTSError (C:\Users\Davide\OneDrive\Desktop\dumbBot\node_modules\.pnpm\ts-node@10.9.2_@types+node@22.5.2_typescript@5.5.4\node_modules\ts-node\src\index.ts:859:12)
    at reportTSError (C:\Users\Davide\OneDrive\Desktop\dumbBot\node_modules\.pnpm\ts-node@10.9.2_@types+node@22.5.2_typescript@5.5.4\node_modules\ts-node\src\index.ts:863:19)
    at getOutput (C:\Users\Davide\OneDrive\Desktop\dumbBot\node_modules\.pnpm\ts-node@10.9.2_@types+node@22.5.2_typescript@5.5.4\node_modules\ts-node\src\index.ts:1077:36)
    at Object.compile (C:\Users\Davide\OneDrive\Desktop\dumbBot\node_modules\.pnpm\ts-node@10.9.2_@types+node@22.5.2_typescript@5.5.4\node_modules\ts-node\src\index.ts:1433:41)
    at Module.m._compile (C:\Users\Davide\OneDrive\Desktop\dumbBot\node_modules\.pnpm\ts-node@10.9.2_@types+node@22.5.2_typescript@5.5.4\node_modules\ts-node\src\index.ts:1617:30)
    at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1416:10)
    at Object.require.extensions.<computed> [as .ts] (C:\Users\Davide\OneDrive\Desktop\dumbBot\node_modules\.pnpm\ts-node@10.9.2_@types+node@22.5.2_typescript@5.5.4\node_modules\ts-node\src\index.ts:1621:12)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1208:32)
    at Function.Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1024:12)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:174:12) {
  diagnosticCodes: [ 7006, 7006, 7019, 7019 ]
}

[grim flare]

welcome to typescript

now this is where i leave you be

thats a type error btw

[south moon]

do i follow that guide

[grim flare]

yea

for the mean time you can run strict:false in your compiler options

[south moon]

where

[grim flare]

ts errors should show up in your IDE already

use google to fix them

src/index.ts:44:26 - error TS7019: Rest parameter 'args' implicitly has an 'any[]' type.

dont forget to install types for packages that dont have them yet

(they should alr have types)

https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/

[south moon]

@grim flare

i'm having so many issues

wanna do a shared code session on vscode

install this
Name: Live Share
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MS-vsliveshare.vsliveshare

[balmy lintel]

noExplicitAny

[lavish frigate]

i recommend you do not ask random ass people to do shared code sessions (yearning for the day someone completely destroys your pc with this)

[cerulean plover]

You can turn off terminal access

as in, stop them writing into your terminal

iirc terminals are set to read only by default

DONT count on that

[lavish frigate]

exactly

1 minor bug and boom

someone runs rm -rf / on your computer

[cerulean plover]

trol

its ok i almost had someone rm -rf / my computer before

key word: almost

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian

[frosty obsidian]

@deep mulch sentenced to debug coroutines for a week

[deep mulch]

do not

[fleet cedar]

Better than debugging threads

[frosty obsidian]

they're both asynchronous programming

[fleet cedar]

Yeah but coros are domesticated asynchrony

[thorny ingot]

genuine question, im dumb and i wanna learn C, but idk what i should try to make, uhm i know like the basics for C and would like some sugestions

[lavish frigate]

make a very simple cli text editor

[fleet cedar]

Why do you want to learn such an archaic language

[thorny ingot]

what else wshould i learn

i know python basics

id rather kill myself then learn java or JS

[lavish frigate]

rust

ts

[thorny ingot]

mmmmm

no.

[summer mulch]

heres why

[summer mulch]

fuck wrong channel

[ornate quiver]

its very shrimple

theres not really anything to learn

its so shrimple

[autumn sigil]

adventofcode like always

c string manip

[royal nymph]

😭

[brave gyro]

make tic tac toe or smth idk

that was my first c project

[calm ruin]

Done that in one day

I wont use C in aoc again

[brave flame]

1st day of optional html/css classes and i've been told they were expecting a bit of experience. i have been staring at my screen for a solid hour wondering how these people are resizing several images at once.
so yeah its going awesome :D

how long do yall think it will take me to figure out

[fleet cedar]

You mean you are receiving education in html/css, or that you are learning about html class attribute

[brave flame]

its just called "frontend" and i think its meant to be html/css education

[royal nymph]

remember your solution randomiser

generated new random solution every time

if you had run it often enough eventually it would have gotten the correct solution

[dusty moth]

use unsafe rust, without safe rust

[deep mulch]

you will

[dusty moth]

only unsafe operations can be used