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[covert shale]

just do let memberArray = […role.members.values()]

[covert shale]

its three points not triple points

[spring minnow]

Just use .map()

[mossy carbon]

oh, but I think this method doesn't allow me to get specific data like those I want.

[mossy carbon]

same problem as .each

[covert shale]

u want to return you own obj?

[mossy carbon]

yep

[covert shale]

then do my method and map the array

.map(m=> ({id : m.id}))

[brazen reef]

Your js is terrible

let membersO = role.members.map(m => ({
    id: m.id,
    avatarURL: m.displayAvatarURL(),
    displayName: m.displayName,
    displayHexColor: m.displayHexColor,
  }));

staff.push(...membersO);

[echo blaze]

Umm, that js doesn’t do what they want it to do though…

[echo blaze]

Is that in an async function? And do you await its call before proceeding?

[brazen reef]

oh yes I was sleepy. membersO == staff.

[mossy carbon]

yeah it's and I don't await it's call for some reasons, the code is currently look like this:

async function staffCache(client) {
  const guild = await client.guilds.fetch(serverID);
  let staff = []

  for (i = 0; i < staffRoles.length; i++) {

    const role = await guild.roles.fetch(staffRoles[i][1]);
    let members =  [...role.members.values()];

    staff.push(members.map(m=> ({id : m.id})));

  };

  await redisClient.set('staffData', JSON.stringify(staff));
  console.log('staff data have been updated.');
  setTimeout(()=>{staffCache(client)}, 60000 * 60);
}

the code is working fine, but the problem is that it does not show all the members who have these roles for unknown reasons.

output:

[
  [ { id: '193133466349469696' } ],
  [],
  [],
  [ { id: '222251985200611328' } ],
  [ { id: '222251985200611328' } ],
  [],
  [ { id: '483265262611857409' } ],
  [ { id: '323999863153098752' } ],
  [
    { id: '899265348178694184' },
    { id: '491352435223298058' },
    { id: '962943798940434452' }
  ],
  [ { id: '640847325945921536' } ]
]

the members having these roles are much more than those showing up

[broken axle]

Fetching a role doesnt mean that it will populate role.members

You would need to fetch all members from the guild using guild.members.fetch

[mossy carbon]

oh shit

[broken axle]

And collection.map exists