#message does not get sent upon role add

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celest stag
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nimble bane
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You could just check <Member>.premiumSince

median riverBOT
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<:_:851461487498493952> GuildMember#premiumSince
The time of when the member used their Nitro boost on the guild, if it was used

celest stag
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ah

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i forgot abt that

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ive seen it before and never found a use for it

nimble bane
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Also, remove the client from the event parameters

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Or nvm, realized it’s a handler

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Make sure you have GUILD_MEMBERS and the GUILDS intent

celest stag
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i do

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i put all the intents lol

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well

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most of them

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except ones that look dumb

nimble bane
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Is there any errors?

celest stag
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nope

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@nimble bane do u have any ideas how i can test my code?

nimble bane
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See if it runs

celest stag
nimble bane
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Yes

celest stag
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ok

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im just asking to test the actual function of it

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let channel = newMember.guild.channels.cache.get('846618764409307156') //776185536107905075

        if(!channel) channel = newMember.guild.channels.cache.get('847652885691891722')

        if (newMember.premiumSince && channel) {
            client.channels.cache.get(channel).send(`Thank you ${newMember} for boosting our server!`)
        }
``` thats what i have rn
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i could prob do channel.send

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idk

nimble bane
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channel is an id tho?

celest stag
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no channel would be a channel object wouldnt it?

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cause im getting the channel

nimble bane
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let channel = "…”

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Oh, you changed it

celest stag
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yea lol

nimble bane
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Yea, send using the channel

celest stag
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alr

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well i dont exactly have a way of testing this code so

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idk

nimble bane
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Run the command twice I guess

celest stag
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command?

nimble bane
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If it increases the second time, then it’s working

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Oh, wrong person

celest stag
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lmao

nimble bane
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Yea, that’ll be tough

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client.emit("guildMemberUpdate", { guild }, { guild, premiumSince: new Date() })

celest stag
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whats that?

nimble bane
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Runs listeners for guildMemberUpdate event

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Should work if you only use those props

celest stag
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where do i put that?

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in the file with my code?

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or somewhere else

nimble bane
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Preferably you would use an eval command to run it

celest stag
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uh what

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so i would like throw it into a test command

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and run that and see if the code works?

nimble bane
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That would work too

celest stag
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alr lemme try

nimble bane
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Make sure to define guild tho

celest stag
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alr

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@nimble baneso what i do is run the command and if things go right, it will send the message?

nimble bane
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Yea

celest stag
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alr

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ok it sent this

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"Thank you [Object Object] for boosting our server!"

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in the correct channel

nimble bane
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That’s fine

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Was too lazy to write a toString method

celest stag
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so if someone boosts then the [Object Object] thing will be the user right

nimble bane
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Yea

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It should be the mention

celest stag
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alr thx

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btw the client.emit thing

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that pretty much just emits the certain event u want right

nimble bane
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Yea

celest stag
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hmm

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ima have to look into that

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wait is there no docs on it or am i blind

nimble bane
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It’s inherited from EventEmitter

celest stag
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so would u mind like breaking down the client.emit("guildMemberUpdate", { guild }, { guild, premiumSince: new Date() }) thing?

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ik the part in the " " is the actual event

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but whats the other stuff?

nimble bane
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It’s just the arguments for the guildMemberUpdate event

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Making an actual Member object is overkill since you only use the guild and premiumSince props

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So mock-up objects were used in place of actual Members

celest stag
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ah

celest stag
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is there a way to like delete a message without the promise?

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like send it and then delete it a few secs after

nimble bane
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No

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You have to handle the Promise

celest stag
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ik im doing await

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module.exports = {
    type: 'messageCreate',
    description: 'auto replies in promotion channels',
    execute: async (message) => {

        if(message.author.bot){
            return;
        }

        if(['832485702888456222', '838995265649115146'].includes(message.channel.id)){
            try {await message.reply("If you leave this server, all of your promotion messages will be deleted.").then(m => {
                setTimeout(async () => {
                    { await m.delete(); }
                }, 30 * 1000)
            })
        } catch (error) {
            console.log(error)
        }
        }
    }
}
``` i wanna do sumn like this but ik the .then wont work
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im asking cause randomly ill get an api error saying Unknown Message

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and it kills the bot process

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so i wanna catch the error and just do nothing with it

nimble bane
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const timer = require("timers/promises")
const m = await reply(…)
await timer.setTimeout(time)
await m.delete()```
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I hope I spelled the package name correctly

celest stag
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await reply is the message.reply right

nimble bane
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Yea

celest stag
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ah ok

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for setTimeout

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do i just put the number?

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or do i actually gotta make the function

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ok this is what i put

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lmk if its right

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module.exports = {
    type: 'messageCreate',
    description: 'auto replies in promotion channels',
    execute: async (message) => {

        const timer = require('timers/promises')
        const m = await message.reply("If you leave this server, all of your promotion messages will be deleted.")

        if (message.author.bot) {
            return;
        }

        if (['832485702888456222', '838995265649115146'].includes(message.channel.id)) {
            try {
                await timer.setTimeout(30 * 1000)
                await m.delete()

            } catch (error) {
                console.log(error)
            }
        }
    }
}
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@nimble bane

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what u think?'

ivory obsidian
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hey @celest stag

celest stag
ivory obsidian