Im getting some error the discord token is valid
#Expected token to be set for this request, but none was present
hard knot
somber harbor
see #faq for tips on how to ask questions
hard knot
const discordToken = process.env[""];
const channelId = process.env["1089592410360782908"];
const guildId = process.env["1089572362460078120"];
const clientId = process.env["1085245543208464455"];
const rest = new REST({ version: '10' }).setToken(discordToken);
await rest.put(
Routes.applicationGuildCommands(clientId, guildId),
{ body: [activateCommand.toJSON(), statusCommand.toJSON(), deactivateCommand.toJSON()] },
);
}
because you gave it an empty property name
hard knot
i removed the token
somber harbor
that's not a token
hard knot
the blank thing in discordToken there should be normally a discord token i removed it
somber harbor
those numbers are environment variable names. those are not tokens/values.
hard knot
you want me to send the full code?
somber harbor
you can send whatever you want. I'm telling you that's your issue. you're not using process.env correctly
hard knot
hard knot
@somber harbor
somber harbor
why ping me? I already told you what you're doing wrong.
somber harbor
that's not how process.env works
(as I explained)
if you want to assign a string to a variable, assign the string to a variable. don't randomly try to use an environment variable that isn't set.
hard knot
if you want to assign a string to a variable, assign the string to a variable. d...
then please help me to fix it
somber harbor
what exactly would you like me to do? write your code for you? I've told you exactly what to fix and how it's wrong.
hard knot
i dont really understand what you mean
somber harbor
what do you think process.env does?
hard knot
safe in variables?
hard knot
<https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v18.x/docs/api/process.html#processenv>
if i understood this correctly i did now this
process.env
TOKEN=discordtoken
CHANNEL_ID=1089592410360782908
GUILD_ID=1089572362460078120
CLIENT_ID=1085245543208464455
**
index.js**
const discordToken = process.env["TOKEN"];
const channelId = process.env["CHANNEL_ID"];
const guildId = process.env["GUILD_ID"];
const clientId = process.env["CLIENT_ID"];
Almost right, but the file shouldn’t be named process.env.