problem with client

[desert vessel]

FNBR.js:
https://sourceb.in/MAXpfL5f9i

Button:
https://sourceb.in/RzWKcxGHVQ

How can I export the client and use events in different files? For example in the button file, I want to use friend:request event

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[weary sun]

You shouldn’t ever export your client as it creates circular dependencies. You literally have your client as a parameter you can use

[desert vessel]

its not working in my button tho

[weary sun]

Define not working

[desert vessel]

it says not initialized

in my button

[weary sun]

Show your button handler in ur interaction create

[desert vessel]

my button works, but fnbrClient wont work in the button

[weary sun]

Because you shouldn’t export import your client

You put it as a parameter

[desert vessel]

im trying to use an event from the client, e.g; friend:request

[weary sun]

Which you have

[desert vessel]

module.exports = { client };
here?

[weary sun]

Yes don’t do that

Why don’t you use the parameter client

As long as you’ve passed it then it’s there

[desert vessel]

wdym?

[weary sun]

I’m not too sure how to be any clearer

You have interaction, client as two params, as long as you’ve passed them when you call execute it should be fine

[desert vessel]

in run: async (client, interaction) => {} right?

[weary sun]

Yes

That’s ur client

[desert vessel]

yes thats my discord client

[weary sun]

Is fnBrclient an extended client?

[desert vessel]

i dont think so

[weary sun]

Did you write this code?

[desert vessel]

in fnbr.js?

@weary sun

[weary sun]

I’ve already told you a solution

[old kiln]

If you want to export you client, you need to make a subclass of the client to initialize, usually I do this inside a src folder outside of my index file to run the bot
Only then can you import the client for type checking (if you use intellisense) otherwise you will need to use either pass the client as an event arg, or you need to use the interaction to get the client, via interaction.client

[eager hound]

All of this didn’t help, because the client they talk about is not a djs client.

[eager hound]

You can’t export a let variable, it should be a const that you define outside of your async IIFE. The login call can be done inside that IIFE though

[weary sun]

I did ask but I actually didn’t look at the other code 🤦🏻‍♂️ my bad

[eager hound]

And you should use readFileSync instead to make it possible

[desert vessel]

got it to work