#how-to-get-help — Page 1

How to Get Help

Before asking: Try to find the solution yourself. (CTRL + F in this server can answer a lot of questions)
Skip "I need help", "Help please", "Can I ask a thing", "I have an error" - Yes you can! Getting help is what this server is for!
Not a discord.js question? Post in #1081585952654360687. (using code in a bot does not mean it is a question about using discord.js!)
Consider using #986520997006032896 for questions you think won't be quick to solve.
You can use #djs-help-v14 for questions you expect can be quickly solved.
For voice (sending/receiving sound), please use #998942774994927646.

Show your code.
Show your errors.
Explain what happens and what you want to happen instead.
Text is usually better than screenshots. Use code blocks starting with ```js or ```ts.

Run your code before asking if it can work. (errors are often very useful in pin-pointing the issue! )
Imagine you are the one trying to help. Ask the question in a way that you would want to read!
Post your full error and relevant code. (catch promise rejections, provide the context you are working in)
If you use custom functions in your snippet, show them to us! (we only know how the library works, not what the rest of your code looks like)
Actively participate in the "solution-finding" process. (don't expect people to fix the code for you)
Explain what you tried to do to fix the problem.
Read the responses you are given.
Research key words you do not understand before asking what they mean. (come back and ask, if you cannot find them)