djs-help-v14

[tardy sable]

whats the image youre sending?

[tardy sable]

you should log attach.url and see if thats valid

[jaunty urchin]

i did everything i upload from computer as png and still

it must this as url?

[delicate pike]

Is there a way to get the original message from this setup?

Message with buttons --(button click)--> Interaction --(button click)--> edit the message with buttons

[ionic lance]

ButtonInteraction.message is the message the button is on

[sharp ginkgo]

ButtonInteraction#message discord.js@14.26.4
The message to which the component was attached

[delicate pike]

Oh, didn't realize that. Thanks

[wary coral]

If you're looking to edit the original message, you should use <ButtonInteraction>#update()

[jaunty urchin]

could you help me pls

[topaz bluff]

#how-to-get-help

If you don't get a response, either wait or make a #986520997006032896 post so that it doesn't get lost in the chat...

[tardy sable]

No just console log it. See what you get

[cobalt valley]

Is there a way to disconnect the bot (itself) from a voice channel without needing any permissions?

[loud quartz]

Just end the voice connection

[cobalt valley]

okay, also is the guild.members.me.voice.channel is always in cache?

[stable sun]

Yes, as long as you don’t influence it otherwise

You shouldn’t be messing w/ any channels cache anyways

[cobalt valley]

Yes, I was just trying to access that, assuming it will be in cache always!

[somber dome]

CombinedError (2)
Received one or more errors

1 ExpectedValidationError > s.instance(V)
| Expected
|
| Expected:
| | [Function: ButtonBuilder]
|
| Received:
| | undefined

2 ExpectedValidationError > s.instance(V)
| Expected
|
| Expected:
| | [Function: ThumbnailBuilder]
|
| Received:
| | undefined

at _UnionValidator.handle (C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\@sapphire\shapeshift\dist\cjs\index.cjs:1965:23)
at _UnionValidator.parse (C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\@sapphire\shapeshift\dist\cjs\index.cjs:972:90)
at SectionBuilder.toJSON (C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\@discordjs\builders\dist\index.js:2536:37)
at C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\@discordjs\builders\dist\index.js:2237:64
at Array.map (<anonymous>)
at ContainerBuilder.toJSON (C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\@discordjs\builders\dist\index.js:2237:35)
at C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\discord.js\src\structures\MessagePayload.js:151:46
at Array.map (<anonymous>)
at MessagePayload.resolveBody (C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\discord.js\src\structures\MessagePayload.js:150:49)
at ChatInputCommandInteraction.reply (C:\Users\shong\Kick - BOT\KickBot\node_modules\discord.js\src\structures\interfaces\InteractionResponses.js:191:56)

(node:10972) Warning: Supplying "ephemeral" for interaction response options is deprecated. Utilize flags instead.

https://pastebin.com/W5BZfGaq

[wary coral]

you have a section with out a assessory

likely line 131-140

[candid spindle]

is there a way to "mute" someone in a regular voice channel without server muting them or changing channel permissions or giving roles?

a bot i know does it but can't work it out so i'm asking if theres an official way of doing it

[topaz bluff]

are you talking about a clientside mute? like for you only and not everyone?

[candid spindle]

kind of? it prevents you from speaking and shows you're muted to other people but it doesn't change channel permissions or roles for the user and doesn't server mute

[tardy sable]

isnt that just server mute?

[wary coral]

like the self mute? I don't think a bot can do that to user, only server mute

[candid spindle]

theres server mute but then theres a different kind of mute, I think the bot i described uses some illegal means of doing it but basically it literally looks like you muted yourself on my end but you didn't the bot prevents you from unmuting but theres no visible channel permission or role permissions that were changed.. its weird

[loud quartz]

server muting someone in voice is not a permission or a role change

[feral skiff]

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• wise words from discordjs

[unique shoal]

Shitpost somewhere else

[dapper scarab]

where did MessageFlags and ApplicationCommandOptionType go? it was there just a month ago...

[jagged rock]

is it not there? what version u on

[dapper scarab]

14.26.4

[jagged rock]

might be why idk am on 14.25.1

[steel trail]

They still exist and didn't go anywhere

[dapper scarab]

hmm, well import { ApplicationCommandOptionType, MessageFlags } from "discord.js"; no longer works

[steel trail]

What doesn't work about it? Do you get errors or does your IDE simply believe it can't find them?

[dapper scarab]

my ide certainly thinks its no longer there, but all ive done is updated npm packages

[steel trail]

Restart ts-server if that's VSCode. If it's webstorm or a different IDE from the same company: they have issues with finding re-exported stuff in djs. If the error doesn't exist when you run the code you know it's an IDE issue

[dapper scarab]

ah thanks that fixed it :) didnt occur to me it might be ts server problems because i literally just opened vscode

[cinder shale]

with discordjs/ws, when should i use

      parentPort?.postMessage({
        type: 'dispatch',
        shardId: shard.id,
        event: payload,
      });``` and when should i use
```ts
      redis.publish(
        'worker',
        JSON.stringify({
          type: 'dispatch',
          shardId: shard.id,
          event: payload,
        }),
      );```
-# basically im asking when its good to send events w redis pub/sub and when the normal parent port way is already enough

[jagged rock]

Use parentPort.postMessage() if your shard/worker is just sending events back to the main node process. That’s enough for normal worker

Use redis pub/sub if other separate processes, containers, or services need to receive those events too.

So basically, same app = parentPort, distributed/multi-process = Redis.

[cinder shale]

ah ok, thanks for clarifying!

[jagged rock]

👌

[cinder shale]

ig its also worth to ask when i should have the dispatch as a event to forward and when i should have it on the shardCallback

[jagged rock]

put dispatch handling in shardCallback when the event only matters to that shard/worker directly.

forward dispatch events when somet out side the shard needs them main proc etc

shard-local logic = shardCallback
app-wide/ external logic = forward the dispatch

[candid spindle]

I know, but what i'm talking about looks like the folloowing image but doesn't change the channel permissions or give the user role, or actually server mute them, its not red but it mutes the person via the bot, was wondering if this was actually possible via discord.js or not because a bot i know actually does do this

[cinder shale]

so if i just send the events back to the main thing to use client.emit, i should just forward, right?
-# im kinda confused, srry

[jagged rock]

yeah exactly.

in ur case gateway worker gets event > forward to main > main calls client.emit

if the worker is only receiving gateway dispatches and your main process is the thing that turns them into client.emit then you should forward them back to the main process f

anything else u need lmk

[cinder shale]

something thats not very related to workers now, how should I make a resharding system with discordjs/ws? i never made one before so im quite clueless
-# not asking for u to make the code for me, just wondering on how exactly i should make it

[jagged rock]

ill msg u

[cinder shale]

kk

[loud quartz]

Do you have it installed to your account with some extra scopes?

Because the only way to mute yourself is to mute yourself, and besides you doing it manually it's possible to do it via RPC, but it's not that simple as "just do it differently"

[loud quartz]

please don't drag people away into DMs like that

we have #1081585952654360687 for things like that, and keeping it in the server allows more eyes to look at the issue

[jagged rock]

its his choice to answer my message.

[tardy sable]

this is a help channel, keep the helping here it might help others

[jagged rock]

me sharing loads of "my" code in this channel wasnt my idea i was trying to help a certain person.

[modern shell]

How can I access my client.emit() function from a separate file I am requiring my client from?

app.js

const client = { /* intents & partials */ }
module.exports = client;

streams.js

const client = require('../app');
client.emit('message', 'a message');

message.js

module.exports = {
  name: 'message',
  async execute(msg) { /* logic */ };
};

TypeError: client.emit is not a function

[tardy sable]

just import the client in the file?

[modern shell]

sorry, updated my message.

[tardy sable]

if im not wrong just doing require('app') will just check for the npm package. youd have to import by file location so something like require("../client")

[modern shell]

right I have it requiring my app.js file using require("../app") but for whatever reason it isn't including the bot events I have configured 😅

[tardy sable]

oh ok i see now you edited the message. does that work now?

[modern shell]

It does not 😐

[tardy sable]

what djs version are you on

[modern shell]

I am on v14. This is the structure of my app.js file looks like: https://pastebin.com/raw/XgGsu6Lt

[worthy drift]

You can export your code from your file like

module.exports = (client) => {
//code…
    client.emit();
};

And then on require pass the client as argument: require('./file')(client)

[modern shell]

I'll give it a try 👍

I changed my exports to module.exports = (client) => { client.emit() }; inside of the app.js and imported it with an error 😅

ReferenceError: Cannot access 'client' before initialization.

[worthy drift]

Uhh, you do module.exports in your streams.js and then require it inside your app.js 😅

[candid spindle]

no, not installed to my account, it was added to the server long before that was a thing

[worthy drift]

like

//app.js
const { Client } = require('discord.js');
const client = new Client({/*pass your options...*/});
require('./file.js')(client);

//streams.js
module.exports = (client) => {
  //your code here...
  client.emit();
}

i would suggest you to wrap everything in a function attached to client like client.yourfunction = function() {/*your code...*/ client.emit()}. that way you basically init your file, its attached to the client and you can call it whenever and whereever you want as long as you have access to the client.

[modern shell]

Believe I resolved the issue without having to define an additional client inside of my expressJS middleware file(s). The issue was I was calling my streams.js function before the client was actually exported.

[loud quartz]

No, RPC has existed for a long time

Long before interactions have started existing

Tbf I'm curious what are you actually describing, but at this point it's not d.js related

[candid spindle]

rynobot is the bots name that has such feature, its used in their queue system but yeah was only wondering if it was possible through d.js

[loud quartz]

I mean, d.js is just using discord's bot API

To figure out if you can do it via d.js, first thing is to figure out what it's doing

[candid spindle]

yeahhhh.. no idea whats its doing cos it isn't changing permissions nor adding roles nor server muting so its some funky thing going on haha

[wraith stone]

I'm trying to make an app and it says Missing Access?

thank you 🙏 jfc

[wraith stone]

bit confused and this is probably not where i should ask it but i dont have many other options anymore

But I've found this to be a pretty knowledgable server about apps, so maybe I'm wrong?

[tardy sable]

you gotta give more info than that

[wraith stone]

What more info is there to give?

[tardy sable]

so you just tried to create an application on the discord dev site and it says missing access thats just it?

[wraith stone]

Yes

[tardy sable]

if thats the case, #useful-servers message will help you better. this is just for discord js

[wraith stone]

im banned from that server
and i dont know any alternative

if there's any other server besides the one you linked lmk

[tardy sable]

well i cant unfortunately help you better with this cuz thats not enough info to help you

[wraith stone]

okay hold up you want like an image?

[tardy sable]

anything that gives more info

[wraith stone]

okay so ill get you an image rq

[stable sun]

Where does it say this?

[wraith stone]

The dev portal

[stable sun]

Is ur email verified?

[wraith stone]

yes?

if you dont verify your email your account is automatically deleted after a bit i think

[stable sun]

Can’t think of why else you can’t create an app

[wraith stone]

should I try my alt?

(i do feel like this is the wrong channel for this type of question still)

[stable sun]

Well, it’s the wrong server

[wraith stone]

Is there any alternative that isn't ddevs?

[stable sun]

Dapi prob

[wraith stone]

I was considering that one

lowkey

I was also considering trying town hall
But I'd probably get ejected to DDevs if I ask there

[stable sun]

Never heard of town hall tbh

[wraith stone]

1. it was recent. like. recent. literally today
2. it was very justified imo. they wouldnt let me back in for at least a while

not going into this here, this is absolutely not the place for this type of discussion

either way, ill go to dapi. thank you!

[sleek mural]

Does booster role return "managed" as true?

[stable sun]

Role update fires for each role that was affected

I don’t think the Discord app can create a role with a raw position

[narrow gazelle]

ah okay i just leave as that for now

[stable sun]

Bots can, but even then usually opt not to since it’s easier just to update the raw positions to match the desired ones

[stable sun]

Yes

[odd stirrup]

can i get a modal submit field value without it erroring if the modal doesnt have that field

[tardy sable]

Yes dont use the methods but just find in interaction.fields

[steel trail]

You could also try-catch the get. That's what errors are for: to be caught and handled, not to annoy you

[steel yacht]

Hi,

263 |         }
264 |       };
265 |       const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
266 |         this.client.removeListener(Events.GuildMembersChunk, handler);
267 |         this.client.decrementMaxListeners();
268 |         reject(new DiscordjsError(ErrorCodes.GuildMembersTimeout));
                     ^
error: Members didn't arrive in time.
 code: "GuildMembersTimeout"

      at <anonymous> (/home/debian/wheel-discord-bot/node_modules/discord.js/src/managers/GuildMemberManager.js:268:16)

Bun v1.3.1 (Linux x64)
```What causes this error ?
Thanks

[astral prism]

Discord introduced a rate limit on requesting all guild members (once per 30s per guild).

• You will have to update your code accordingly to make sure this doesn't affect your app.
• Look for instances of guild.members.fetch() with no user ids.
• Starting in version 14.25.0, discord.js rejects the returned Promise and exposes details in error.data.
  -# If you confirmed this cannot be the reason, you can find other caveats in our guide .

[dry flame]

Is there any test framework for Discord bots out there? Couldn't find anything that's somewhat maintained

[loud quartz]

Are you intending on testing the discord api, or your bot's code

The former makes no sense, and so there isn't much stuff to test bots as a whole

[tardy sable]

just make a test server to test your bot @dry flame

[dry flame]

@loud quartz @tardy sable I am looking to test my own bots, not the API itself. I think it would be useful as an integration test suite

[tardy sable]

yh why not just make a test server for it?

[dry flame]

Yeah I do that, but it's a process of testing every command/functionality manually and I was wondering if there was some way to automate it

[tardy sable]

no i dont think theres some automation for it and tbh its always better to see the testing for yourself

[loud quartz]

Then cut out the API from the process

You're not trying to test if your bot makes the api request correctly and if discord api responds to you correctly

All you're trying to test is if your bot's code generates correct response for the given input

It's easier to do that if you don't have your Command.execute() send responses directly, but have it only generate content for the response, that is then sent by the command handler or whatever

This way you merely check the execute method, like it's supposed to be

[dry flame]

Ok yeah this makes sense, so unit testing of my app's controllers is the only thing I should worry about

[cunning thunder]

quick question:
with channel.send(..), can i send a message containing mentions that wont ping?

[sharp ginkgo]

tag suggestion for @cunning thunder:
You can control which entities receive notifications via the allowedMentions option. You can:

• Set a default on the client
• Set for a specific message
• Use the repliedUser key to disable in-line reply mentions

{ ..., allowedMentions: { parse: ["users", "roles"] } }

[cunning thunder]

so this should be the thing i want?
channel.send({ message: "message", allowedMentions: { } }) ? correct me if i am wrong please

(since all are optional)
or would i need to parse an empty array here?

[tardy sable]

yes that wont ping anything

[cunning thunder]

tysm!

[tardy sable]

how to get the command name from a slash command response, cant find it in MessageInteractionMetadata

[wary coral]

Name has been removed from the metadata. You would need to fetch the command data to get the name

[sharp ginkgo]

To install run: npm install discord.js

• Documentation: learn more
• Guide: learn more

Please add the following code to your code base outside of any other event listeners and provide the full log output relevant to your issue.

client
    .on("debug", console.log)
    .on("warn", console.log)

• Note: if you initialize your Client as bot or other identifiers you need to use these instead of client
• If the output is too long to post consider using a bin instead: gist | sourceb.in | hastebin

[bleak owl]

@tawdry girder hi there, please use #app-commands for personal usage, thank you!

[narrow gazelle]

way to combain these into one then spearate files

[bleak owl]

i dont really suggest combining them

[narrow gazelle]

is so i dont have 30-50 files in one folder lol

[bleak owl]

you can split the files up into categories, which you can then adjust you event handler to work with after

[sharp ginkgo]

Event Handling
Node.js uses an event-driven architecture, making it possible to execute code when a specific event occurs. The discord.js library takes full advantage of this. You can visit the Client documentation to see the full list of events. This page assumes you've followed the guide up to this point, and created your index.js and individual slash commands according to those pages. At this point, your index.js file has listeners for two events: ClientReady and InteractionCreate.

[narrow gazelle]

?

[bleak owl]

!

what are you confused about?

[narrow gazelle]

fs.readdirSync("./src/events").forEach(function (f) {

  if (fs.statSync(`./src/events/${f}`).isDirectory()) {
    return fs.readdirSync(`./src/events/${f}`).forEach(function (x) {
      bot.on(
        x.split(".")[0],
        require(`./events/${f}/${x}`).bind(null, bot, con, cfg)
      );
    });
  }

  bot.on(
    f.split(".")[0],
    require(`./events/${f}`).bind(null, bot, con, cfg)
  );

});```
this fine

[bleak owl]

i personally recommend the guide.

especially for organizing your files better for events

[narrow gazelle]

Your Talking About this

const { Events } = require('discord.js');
module.exports = {
    name: Events.ClientReady,
    once: true,
    execute(client) {
        console.log(`Ready! Logged in as ${client.user.tag}`);
    },
};```

[bleak owl]

no?

i don’t know what you’re referring to

[narrow gazelle]

^

[bleak owl]

ah, youre referring to the guide then?

i recommend you use the guide’s event handler for better organizing your event files

that’s my point

[narrow gazelle]

so thatconst eventsPath = path.join(__dirname, 'events'); const eventFiles = fs.readdirSync(eventsPath).filter((file) => file.endsWith('.js')); for (const file of eventFiles) { const filePath = path.join(eventsPath, file); const event = require(filePath); if (event.once) { client.once(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args)); } else { client.on(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args)); } }

[bleak owl]

yes

[narrow gazelle]

whats the diffrence dont see much

[bleak owl]

it’s completely different than your handler, i’m saying to use what the guide has for organizing your files

it’s your choice though since you asked about combining events, which i don’t recommend.

this is just my recommendation

[narrow gazelle]

  if (fs.statSync(`./src/events/${f}`).isDirectory()) {
    return fs.readdirSync(`./src/events/${f}`).forEach(function (x) {
      var event = require(`./events/${f}/${x}`);
      bot.on(event.name, function (...args) {
        event.run(bot, con, cfg, ...args);
      });
    });
  }
  var event = require(`./events/${f}`);
  bot.on(event.name, function (...args) {
    event.run(bot, con, cfg, ...args);
  });
});```this works great for my use

[bleak owl]

okay if it works then thats great!

[narrow gazelle]

dont really see any different on docs to that so should be fine

[bleak owl]

if you read the code you'll see the difference

[narrow gazelle]

what one lol more then one haha

[bleak owl]

what?

i dont quite understand you, i think there's some language barrier here

[narrow gazelle]

nvm

your talking about the client.once and client.on(?

[bleak owl]

from the guide, yes

[narrow gazelle]

so this then

fs.readdirSync("./src/events").forEach(function (f) {
  var event = require(`./events/${f}`);
  if (event.once) {
    bot.once(event.name, function (...args) {
      event.run(bot, con, cfg, ...args);
    });
  } else {
    bot.on(event.name, function (...args) {
      event.run(bot, con, cfg, ...args);
    });
  }
});```

[bleak owl]

that's not what the guide is suggesting. that's your own code

if you don't want to listen to my suggestion, that's fine. you can do whatever you want

im just trying to suggest ways you can organize your code better

[sharp ginkgo]

Message#components discord.js@14.26.4
An array of components in the message. This property requires the GatewayIntentBits privileged intent in a guild for messages that do not mention the client.

[narrow gazelle]

i have looked at it and Dont see any different in the code the exact same as the one

[bleak owl]

@rancid hare hi there, please use #app-commands for personal usage, thank you!

[bleak owl]

the code you sent is not the same as the one that the guide has. it’s your choice to use it or not.

we’re really going in circles here

[narrow gazelle]

this is the same exepect fromthe .js which i dont need

[bleak owl]

please use whatever you want

[narrow gazelle]

no saying that just dont see the change in what you mean

[bleak owl]

seems like you edited your message to match what the guide has, which is what i was suggesting

so, please use whatever code you want, i can only suggest so much

[narrow gazelle]

this what i did have now got

fs.readdirSync("./src/events").forEach(function (f) {
  var event = require(`./events/${f}`);
  if (event.once) {
    bot.once(event.name, function (...args) {
      event.run(bot, con, cfg, ...args);
    });
  } else {
    bot.on(event.name, function (...args) {
      event.run(bot, con, cfg, ...args);
    });
  }
});```

[narrow gazelle]

suggestion more diffrent saying what is the problem

[bleak owl]

i didn’t say there was a problem

i’m sorry, i can’t assist anymore.

[narrow gazelle]

thats fine works any way and wont need change so its fine

[bleak owl]

but you didn’t seem to listen to my suggestion based on your original question, this is why can’t help anymore. good luck!

[shell girder]

In the TextInput Style class of modals, in the short and paragraph fields, do they have a character limit?

[topaz bluff]

https://docs.discord.com/developers/components/reference#text-input

yes, 4000 characters

[shell girder]

Ty.

[steel galleon]

i hope i understand all of this soon

😭

i dont understand a single word rn

[bleak owl]

do you have a question about discord.js?

if not, please head to #general

[steel galleon]

oh what, i dont see that channel on my left

k now i do nvm

thx

[pearl hazel]

i can do

  const overwrites = channel.permissionOverwrites.cache.get(guild.id);
  const allow = overwrites.allow
  const deny = overwrites.deny

but how to check the null ?

if it's not allow or deny

[polar karma]

it won't be present in either of those bitfields

[rigid crest]

uh oh

[stable sun]

No, that’s actually how you find such bits

inherit = ~allow & ~deny

[rigid crest]

my message was in regareds to a crypto scam that was sniped faster than i could tag mods

[stable sun]

Oh

Mb then

[ivory wasp]

What's the AVATAR_RATE_LIMIT?

avatar[AVATAR_RATE_LIMIT]: You are changing your avatar too fast. Try again later.

[tardy sable]

i think its around 2 per hour

[ivory wasp]

Thanks

[jolly cypress]

In the slash commands docs, can someone tell me where the execute method comes from? I cant find anything about it

[wary coral]

execute is a user built function it is not part of the library

it is in the guide but not the library

[jolly cypress]

async execute(interaction) {
    }```confused how this is valid syntax if we arent declaring it as any kind of function or arrow function here or elsewhere

[sharp ginkgo]

Creating Slash Commands
Discord allows developers to register slash commands, which provide users a first-class way of interacting directly with your application. Slash commands provide a huge number of benefits over manual message parsing, including: - Integration with the Discord client interface. - Automatic command detection and parsing of the associated options/arguments. - Typed argument inputs for command options, e.g. "String", "User", or "Role". - Validated or dynamic choices for command options. ...and many more!

[wary coral]

You should re read this page of the guide

[halcyon bison]

also worth mentioning since you're asking specifically about js syntax: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Working_with_objects#defining_methods
it's the latter syntax in the example, but async
though reminder that further questions about js and syntax are better suited to #1081585952654360687

[jolly cypress]

Okay i get it now, thats all i need thanks.

No key:value pair confused me.