v14 addfields

[faint dagger]

i need the exact release

discord.js@14.0.0-dev.1640865766.780b7ed would be one, for example

[faint dagger]

-test

[hallow oyster]

PNG

bar

JPG

bar

WEBP

bar

[faint dagger]

cannot reproduce

await msg.reply({
                embeds: [
                    new MessageEmbed().addFields(
                        { name: 'PNG', value: `bar`, inline: true },
                        { name: 'JPG', value: `bar`, inline: true },
                        { name: 'WEBP', value: `bar`, inline: true }
                    )
                ]
            });

[hallow oyster]

const user = message.mentions.users.first() || client.users.cache.get(args[0]) || message.author
    const embed = new discord.MessageEmbed()
      .setTitle('Avatar')
      .setAuthor({ name: user.tag, iconURL: user.displayAvatarURL() })
      .setImage(user.displayAvatarURL({ size: 4096, dynamic: true }))
      .setTimestamp()
      .addFields([
        { name: 'PNG', value: `[Link](${user.displayAvatarURL({ size: 4096, dynamic: true, format: 'png' })})`, inline: true },
        { name: 'JPG', value: `[Link](${user.displayAvatarURL({ size: 4096, dynamic: true, format: 'jpg' })})`, inline: true },
        { name: 'WEBP', value: `[Link](${user.displayAvatarURL({ size: 4096, dynamic: true, format: 'webp' })})`, inline: true }
      ])

    message.reply({ embeds: [embed] })```

full code for it

[faint dagger]

no error in intellisense, no error on transpile, no error at runtime

-ev Discord.version

[hallow oyster]

'14.0.0-dev.1640865766.780b7ed'
```• d.js 14.0.0-dev.1640865766.780b7ed • Type: `string` • time taken: `0.049353ms`

may have been an issue with typescript

[hallow oyster]

hi this is seperate but do you know of a guide for making an eval command? (for legacy commands)

[faint dagger]

not too sure what you need a guide for?

[sharp sleet]

<:_:818272565419573308> eval()
The eval() function evaluates JavaScript code represented as a string.

[faint dagger]

that's all it is, really

[hallow oyster]

idk how to make one

[faint dagger]

you take the content, throw away the prefix and command name and shove the rest into eval

make sure you properly secure it (so just you can use it) and note all the red boxes on that documentation that tell you that it's dangerous

[hallow oyster]

yep thats the part i want a guide for... https://anidiots.guide/examples/making-an-eval-command/ is the ONLY ONE ive found and it is difficult to follow

[faint dagger]

that might be a good indicator that it's dangerous beyond your comprehension yet and you probably shouldn't have one to begin with

if you do stuff wrong this can delete the entire system of the computer you run your bot on

[hallow oyster]

ik how to secure it in terms of so that only I can use it, using my ID, but stuff about parsing out tokens and stuff is wierd

[hallow oyster]

oh shit

[hallow oyster]

i use a vps tho...

[faint dagger]

which is still a computer someone runs for you

[hallow oyster]

ah would I be sued

[faint dagger]

unlikely, depends on the terms of whoever you rent stuff from

anyways, that guide is probably as detailed as you get one

[faint dagger]

most people using code evaluation do it based on their understanding and documentation (above)

it's not really a tool for beginners

@hallow oyster so the issue is resolved, somehow?

[hallow oyster]

i had the issue resolved yes

i wanted to know why on the guide website it shows to not use an array to put each object of data in

[faint dagger]

because you can