development

[boreal iron]

that's it

the builder will just make anything look weird

[winged temple]

honestly looks more clean as well

[boreal iron]

as well as it will combine your entire command object in one var

mostly named data I think

[timber cosmos]

um guys

what do you use

to make bots

[boreal iron]

notepad++ and my fingers to write the code

[timber cosmos]

because scratch is keep going down.

[timber cosmos]

what

[boreal iron]

what what?

how's that misunderstanding

[timber cosmos]

ok use notepad?

[boreal iron]

notepad++

has nothing to do with the windows notepad you may think of

[timber cosmos]

ok

how do I use it

do I scrach it

search it

[boreal iron]

are you looking for just a code editor?

[timber cosmos]

nope

[boreal iron]

but?

[winged temple]

he wanna learn how to make a bot from scratch

[boreal iron]

idk

because scratch is keep going down.

sounds like some free hosting service tbh

[timber cosmos]

Yep

It is

Is there a way to use it from somewhere else

[boreal iron]

either limited to hours/months, blocked by discord (as we leanred today) or highly unreliable

things aren't for free that's how it is

[timber cosmos]

Yep

[boreal iron]

so... nothing I can really recommend other than taking some money into your hands or asking some friend to be the host

you can try asking in #general but the result will be devastating probably

[timber cosmos]

guys where do I code bot

[boreal iron]

Well using an editor you like

Many people use visual studio code

i guess

[eternal osprey]

hey how would i get the message behind a button interaction>?

as i want to delete it

[boreal iron]

wdym by behind it?

[eternal osprey]

so like,:

if(interaction.isButton()){
 interaction.message.delete()
}```?

each button is attached to a message right? I want to delete the message + button when clicking on it

[boreal iron]

The button interaction has a property called message which is the message the button been pressed on

This is just a djs message object you can use the common methods on

Like message.dekete()

[eternal osprey]

you know fake, i would marry you.

[boreal iron]

If it’s called like that

I would marry myself, too but I’m allowed to

[eternal osprey]

it can't be ephemeral right

[eternal osprey]

waghahahah thanks mate

[boreal iron]

Also just as reference

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/ButtonInteraction?scrollTo=message

[lyric mountain]

https://www.ndtv.com/offbeat/man-marries-himself-after-fiancee-breaks-up-with-him-2321951

[boreal iron]

No you can not delete ephemeral messages

[boreal iron]

lmfao

Finally I can

Just need to move to Brazil I guess

Tim, we’re divorced now

Send me 50% of your stuff

[earnest phoenix]

What a FakE bond!

[proven escarp]

🤦

[feral aspen]

Alright, I finished coding my custom commands system, but I have no idea how to activate it.

[quartz kindle]

50% of nothing is still nothing

:^)

[feral aspen]

How will I be able to run this custom command made by the user on my message event?

module.exports = async (bot, message) => {
    if (message.author.bot) return;

    if (...) {
        ...
    } else {
        const server = await Server.findOne({ serverID: message.guild.id });
        const prefix = (server && server.prefix) || process.env.PREFIX;
    
        if (!message.content.startsWith(prefix)) return;
    
        let args = message.content.slice(prefix.length).trim().split(/ +/g);
        let cmd = args.shift().toLowerCase();

        Commands.findOne({ //
            serverID: message.guild.id, //
        }, async (error, commands) => { // 
            if (commands) { //
                let toExecute = commands.commands.find() //
            }; //
        }); //
    
        let commandfile = bot.commands.get(cmd) || bot.commands.get(bot.aliases.get(cmd));
        if (commandfile) await commandfile.run(bot, message, args).catch(error => console.log(error));
    };
};

https://cdn.hamoodihajjiri.com/xkOox2snZO

Alright, let's clear off things, I'm writing it where I put // up.

[quartz kindle]

find the item where the property command equals the variable cmd you already have defined

then send a message containing the property value of the item you found

[feral aspen]

Alright, moment.

[feral aspen]

I believe like so:

Commands.findOne({
    serverID: message.guild.id,
}, async (error, commands) => {
    if (commands) {
        const toExecute = commands.commands.find(x => x.command.toLowerCase() === cmd);
        if (toExecute) message.channel.send({ content: toExecute.value });
    };
});

Ayy, it works. Many thanks! :)

[pine nova]

[feral aspen]

Would this be necessary, the !!! in: ```js
if (!!!commands.commands.find(command => command.command === commandToDelete))

Returning a boolean and checking if it's false.

[earnest phoenix]

Just use the some() method instead of find(), it returns a boolean

[feral aspen]

Fair enough.

[quartz kindle]

even so !!! is the same as !

if statements already implicitly check things as booleans

[winged temple]

why so many !'s

[lyric mountain]

They wondered so much whether they could, that they forgot to wonder whether they should

[winged temple]

fr

[earnest phoenix]

if you guys seperate ur functions into files by its relevance/importance/topic, what would be considered the main file then? do u have ur events in the main file or how does the main file look like

just trying to see how people handle their code

[hot glen]

what i do I put everything in seperate files, the main file is the "loader" that loads all the commands and things

[earnest phoenix]

alright

[hot glen]

you dont have to do it that way

I'd say its alot harder to manage big projects in the way i structure my projects

[earnest phoenix]

I thought of putting my events into main file and loading my bot from the main file, and inside the events I run my functions and inside the functions I await for other functions

and the functions I have separated into files so each task has their own function

[hot glen]

just figure out how you feel the most comfortable in your project

I get aids when i see index.js files that are 1000+ lines

[earnest phoenix]

alright ic

[earnest phoenix]

yeah am trying to avoid that xd

[hot glen]

one of my irl friends doesnt use exporting or seperate files at all

i was once over at his house and he showed me his bot

i was like "cool show me the source"

and he was showing me a file with 10k+ lines

[earnest phoenix]

that's a pain in the ass

it already gets confusing for me at 1K lines going up and down and trying not to get confused

[hot glen]

literally like 100 functions looking exactly like this

yeah

[ancient nova]

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/94d589b77b71fec90a04cb54770f786999d7f78560c519fcaa0f3ea0cf20d7bd/relations
do u guys think this is safe?

[earnest phoenix]

how do I install discord.js v13

not v14

[hot glen]

npm i discord.js@13

[earnest phoenix]

thanksss

[hot glen]

xd np

[earnest phoenix]

if I import discord.js, what do I call this?

package?

basically I think I will make a file specially where I import all the stuff and then export it onto other files where I need them

so I assume I will name this file packages

import sharp from 'sharp'
import axios from 'axios';
import jsdom from 'jsdom';
import mongoose from 'mongoose'
import Canvas from '@napi-rs/canvas'
import booruData from './booruData.js'```

stuff like this in one file

[boreal iron]

Just import it in your index file?

[sharp geyser]

Didn't know people use napi-rs/canvas

[solemn latch]

whats the point of importing everything in one file then export it into another? 👀

[boreal iron]

I mean… just 7 lines

[earnest phoenix]

14 or so*

[earnest phoenix]

so basically I am using lots of functions

and events

I need to decide for where I save my functions ( separated in files inside folders ), my events and my imports

e.g. if all my functions in separate files are based on discord.js, would I have to import discord.js to every file that needs it

[solemn latch]

isnt that a good thing?
improved readability

[earnest phoenix]

what is?

I am just trying not to confuse myself with imports and exports

[boreal iron]

Well just create a class, put your methods inside and export it

[willow aspen]

Not only is importing in the files needed good for readability, which shouldn't be confusing you.
But also makes the compiler aware, especially in web site instances, what is needed by the file.
If you just import every single thing in your highest level you're going to end up with a very large bundle size.

[solemn latch]

having individual imports for what you need at the top of the file, not in another file then importing everything into every file.

You can take a quick glance at the imports and see whats needed.

[willow aspen]

More can be read on this by searching "Tree Shaking"

[boreal iron]

Construct the class in your index file and pass it in your command handler to your modules

Aka oop style

[earnest phoenix]

I think I will just create a file that represents an import, e.g: all discord related functions go to the discord file ( which has the discord import ), all axios related functions to the axios file and so on

settings where I define the builder, client, intents, partials etc

functions for all the functions, including functions called in the event

[lyric mountain]

weren't u the functional boy?

since when u converted to oop?

[boreal iron]

Tf

Never did something else

Stop drinking!1!

[civic scroll]

main file is just initialise the application with configs

but import hell tho 💀

[ancient nova]

me and the boys be using require()

[solemn latch]

more imports please ❤️

[winter pasture]

import * from <3
import * from <3
import * from <3

[civic scroll]

manually declaring require

[proven lantern]

lazy requires ftw

[solemn latch]

🤔 I've never heard of that.
Why?
Just a faster startup?

[stuck dawn]

how can i keep scrolling enabled but overflow hidden? it doesn't work..

i tryed elementname::-webkit-scrollbar display none and it doesn't work either

[civic scroll]

just set overflow: auto | scroll

you wanna hide the scrollbar or something

[stuck dawn]

i wanna hide both scrollbars the x and y

but keep functionality but it doesn't work

[stuck dawn]

it is supposed to put this in a css file?

[civic scroll]

set the scrollbar width to 0

done

scrollable::-webkit-scrollbar {
    width: 0;
}

done

[proven lantern]

yeah, i need the cold start to respond in less than 3 seconds

[solemn latch]

That's cool

[stuck dawn]

it worked ty

i tryed that way but display none

and it didn't work

[civic scroll]

OFC DISPLAY NONE IS NOT GONNA WORK

it hides the whole thing

[ancient nova]

you're a genius

😩

[ancient nova]

anyone have some regex to change xml into json

too lazy to write it

it'll prolly be long asf

[spark flint]

https://flapenguin.me/xml-regex

[ancient nova]

bruh that's a short fucking regex

I imagined something wayyy longer

[ancient nova]

TypeError: string.replace is not a function
    at toProperCase (/home/container/modules/functions.js:99:17)
    at Object.exports.run (/home/container/commands/ipinfo.js:54:142)

?

[lament rock]

the variable named string isn't actually a string

You can ensure something is a string by wrapping it in String(…)

[eternal osprey]

hey guys, i want to host a little small site i made. However, if i actually host it on my vps i will need a domain name right?

[solemn latch]

not 100% required, you can use the ip in the url

[eternal osprey]

Owhh awesome!

Thanks woo

what's a good hosting client that you guys would recommend? Apache?

[ancient nova]

but I'm not doing it the fuck

fetchIP.mobile ? "Mobile" : fetchIP.hosting ? "Server" : "Computer"
``` that's the line it happens at

[solemn latch]

I really like nginx

I used apache for years, used nginx once and never thought about leaving

[ancient nova]

do I need to somehow format this op?

[rustic nova]

could you post the section that uses .replace

since I dunno what you're trying to replace

though what @lament rock said, best is to wrap it

[ancient nova]

bro what the fuck

Missing } in template expression

my bad

how do I parse a domain into an IP again?

was it dns.promises.lookup or dns.lookup or what?

[solemn latch]

https://nodejs.org/api/dns.html#dnslookuphostname-options-callback

[ancient nova]

already got it working but ty

[terse dock]

@bot.command()
async def help(ctx):
    embed = discord.Embed(title = "Help", color = 0x00ff00)

    # Loop through all the commands and add them to the embed
    for command in bot.commands:
        embed.add_field(name = f"{command.name}", value = f"{command.description}", inline = False)
    await ctx.send(embed = embed)

@sharp saddle

[spark flint]

ERR_TLS_CERT_ALTNAME_INVALID

never had this error before

but getting literally hundreds now

[sharp saddle]

bruh, idk python

[terse dock]

...

NEIN

[sharp saddle]

well

whats the error?

[spark flint]

request to https://anti.fish/check failed, reason: Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: localhost. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:api-node2.phish.gg

[terse dock]

N o t h i n g

[vivid fulcrum]

there's probably an error but you aren't handling it properly

if it's a runtime error

(which it is)

[terse dock]

O

I'm still handling errors

f*ck

[vivid fulcrum]

make sure you aren't adding over 25 fields (i.e. commands) to the embed

25 is the limit

[terse dock]

Now im getting a error

Everything is filled

[vivid fulcrum]

you don't have descriptions for some of your commands

[terse dock]

I do

[vivid fulcrum]

so you're sending an empty string

the error says otherwise

[terse dock]

well from my code I do

[vivid fulcrum]

print out the names and descriptions to your terminal just in case

[terse dock]

Could it be this:

How aliases is first

[vivid fulcrum]

order shouldn't matter

[terse dock]

2 is missingt

missing*

well spelt wrong

F**k

Works now

thx

[ancient nova]

            const mutedRole = await message.guild.roles.create({
                name: "Muted",
                color: "#000000",
                reason: "Muted role for Butler Bot",
                permissions: []
            });
``` how do I make this role not allow people to talk?

[terse dock]

send_message?

or send_messages

[ancient nova]

that will allow them to talk, I'm looking to deny their permissions

[terse dock]

Hmm

Let me check brb

Is this discord.js?

send_messages = false

@ancient nova

Let me know if that works.

[ancient nova]

I just realized I had to loop over all channels any deny their permissions like so

            // Forgot about this, however we are going to need to loop over all channels to make the role "muted".
            message.guild.channels.cache.forEach(channel => {
                channel.updateOverwrite(mutedRole, { SEND_MESSAGES: false });
            });

channel.updateOverwrite is not a function
what was it again if not that?

            message.guild.channels.cache.forEach(channel => {
                channel.createOverwrite(
                    mutedRole,
                    { SEND_MESSAGES: false }
                ).catch(() => {
                    channel.updateOverwrite(
                        mutedRole,
                        { SEND_MESSAGES: false }
                    )
                });
            });
``` maybe something like this? idk

didn't work

do I have to await that maybe?

wait don't tell me it changed names?

[spark flint]

FetchError: request to https://domain.tld failed, reason: Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: localhost. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:api-node2.phish.gg

getting this for no reason 🗿

[ancient nova]

can someone help

[sharp saddle]

https://discordjs.guide/popular-topics/permissions.html#editing-overwrites

[ancient nova]

            // Forgot about this, however we are going to need to loop over all channels to make the role "muted".
            const channelsToOverwrite = message.guild.channels.cache.filter(ch => ch.deleted == false && ch.type === 'GUILD_TEXT');
            for (const channel of channelsToOverwrite) channel.permissionOverwrites.set(mutedRole.id, { SEND_MESSAGES: false });

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'set')

why doesn't this work then?

[sharp saddle]

if i remember correctly

has a channel intent

idk

i'll see

[ancient nova]

this is so annoying what the fuck

            const channelsToOverwrite = await message.guild.channels.cache.filter(ch => ch.deleted == false && ch.type === 'GUILD_TEXT');
            for (const channel of channelsToOverwrite) {
                channel.permissionOverwrites.set(mutedRole.id, {
                    SEND_MESSAGES: false 
                }).catch(() => {
                    channel.permissionOverwrites.edit(mutedRole.id, {
                        SEND_MESSAGES: false 
                    }).catch();
                });
            };
``` ```Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'set')```

WHY?????

[sharp saddle]

see what channelsToOverwrite returns

console.log(channelsToOverwrite)

[wheat mesa]

Because permissionOverwrites doesn’t exist on whatever you’re trying to use it on? Bae you REALLY need to learn how to debug/read documentation

It would save you wonders of frustration and time spent waiting for a response

[ancient nova]

IT LIERALLY SAYS IT EXISTS ON THE DOCUMENTAIOTN KIFJIEJGIORGJOJGIOERJGOEJGEG

[ancient nova]

https://discordjs.guide/popular-topics/permissions.html#editing-overwrites

please end my suffering and tell me what's wrong

[wheat mesa]

Again, debugging is yet another thing I suggested in that list

[ancient nova]

what am I even supposed to debug

[wheat mesa]

It takes 5 seconds to log channel right before you try to set the overwrites

And also gives us more information

[ancient nova]

ok fair

brb

[ancient nova]

[
  '734161576717844602',
  <ref *1> TextChannel {
    type: 'GUILD_TEXT',
    guild: Guild {
      id: '734161576285700186',
      name: "Hater's Bot Testing Server",
      icon: null,
      features: [],
      commands: [GuildApplicationCommandManager],
      members: [GuildMemberManager],
      channels: [GuildChannelManager],
      bans: [GuildBanManager],
      roles: [RoleManager],
      presences: PresenceManager {},
      voiceStates: [VoiceStateManager],
      stageInstances: [StageInstanceManager],
      invites: [GuildInviteManager],
      scheduledEvents: [GuildScheduledEventManager],
      available: true,
      shardId: 0,
      splash: null,
      banner: null,
      description: null,
      verificationLevel: 'HIGH',
      vanityURLCode: null,
      nsfwLevel: 'DEFAULT',
      premiumSubscriptionCount: 0,
      discoverySplash: null,
      memberCount: 5,
      large: false,
      premiumProgressBarEnabled: false,
      applicationId: null,
      afkTimeout: 300,
      afkChannelId: null,
      systemChannelId: '734161576717844602',
      premiumTier: 'NONE',
      explicitContentFilter: 'DISABLED',
      mfaLevel: 'NONE',
      joinedTimestamp: 1659225404765,
      defaultMessageNotifications: 'ALL_MESSAGES',
      systemChannelFlags: [SystemChannelFlags],
      maximumMembers: 500000,
      maximumPresences: null,
      approximateMemberCount: null,
      approximatePresenceCount: null,
      vanityURLUses: null,
      rulesChannelId: null,
      publicUpdatesChannelId: null,
      preferredLocale: 'en-US',
      ownerId: '392035788004524043',
      emojis: [GuildEmojiManager],
      stickers: [GuildStickerManager]
    },
    guildId: '734161576285700186',
    parentId: '734161576285700189',
    permissionOverwrites: PermissionOverwriteManager { channel: [Circular *1] },
    messages: MessageManager { channel: [Circular *1] },
    threads: ThreadManager { channel: [Circular *1] },
    nsfw: false,
    id: '734161576717844602',
    name: 'normal-cmd-testing',
    rawPosition: 2,
    topic: null,
    lastMessageId: '1004177415901286422',
    rateLimitPerUser: 0
  }
]

it logs this

[wheat mesa]

And this is channel, correct?

Because why is it an array?

That’s your issue right there for sure

Ah it’s because you’re looping over a collection with of

[ancient nova]

            const channelsToOverwrite = await message.guild.channels.cache.filter(ch => ch.deleted == false && ch.type === 'GUILD_TEXT');
            for (let i = 0; i > channelsToOverwrite.length; i++) {
                channelsToOverwrite[i].permissionOverwrites.set(mutedRole.id, {
                    SEND_MESSAGES: false 
                }).catch(() => {
                    channelsToOverwrite[i].permissionOverwrites.edit(mutedRole.id, {
                        SEND_MESSAGES: false 
                    }).catch();
                });
            };

[wheat mesa]

Use for(const channel of channelsToOverwrite.values()) instead, otherwise you’re going to be getting [channelId, ChannelObject]

[ancient nova]

is this better?

[ancient nova]

breh

ok

@wheat mesa it worked

javascript is weird

[wheat mesa]

It’s not weird

Djs/the base map class defined a [Symbol.iterator] for the class so that you can loop over it like that

And it happens to work like that

[ancient nova]

problem is that it didn't tell me that it was an iterator

I thought it would just return an array of channels

like it's.. kinda supposed to

[wheat mesa]

A loop is quite literally an iterator

It iterates over each thing

Otherwise you would not be able to use a loop on the collection like that

[ancient nova]

it is? I could've sworn I used that kind of loop like what I sent above and it worked fine

[wheat mesa]

However I’m not going to expect you to know that one since it’s a lesser known thing that you can do that with js

Forgot about it myself until now

[wheat mesa]

Likely not, unless you used in and only needed the keys (I believe that’s how it works?)

[ancient nova]

btw my bot uses 400mb now

[wheat mesa]

What did you add to make it use that much

Or are you just caching a lot more stuff

[ancient nova]

I've honestly got no idea at this point, I only added afks to the cache and added 2 more things stored in the warn system that's all

but maybe the ram count wasn't accurate in the first place

I changed it from .totalHeap to .rss

[wheat mesa]

Are you caching all your members, and is there any big libs that could contribute to that? Even djs shouldn’t be eating THAT much tbh

[ancient nova]

at first it jumped from 40mb to 200mb but now it's at 400mb almost

[wheat mesa]

Does it grow over time

[ancient nova]

you think I have a memory leak?

[wheat mesa]

Sounds like a memory leak to me

[ancient nova]

let me check what it is right now

last checked it was 400mb yesterday

huh it's exactly at 135.17 MB

maybe the memory leak happens when certain command executes or certain module is used?

[wheat mesa]

Perhaps you just misread your ram usage

[ancient nova]

I can even go back and screenshot that for you

[boreal iron]

300 MB RAM for 77 servers

Tf

[lament rock]

The largest item in memory is module strings

[ancient nova]

bruh 😭

imagine how much ram my bot gonna eat at 1k

[lament rock]

Why I moved away from Discord.js

it sacrifices memory usage for type safety which I hate

[boreal iron]

Well tbh I’m using the default caching options and are by about 20MB usage for 400 servers yet

Dunno what people store or cache or how many junk vars they create

[lament rock]

just to import Discord.js takes up 100MB on my end so idk what magic you're pulling

[boreal iron]

lol

[quartz kindle]

dicksword.jayass

[ancient nova]

can't believe you're not caching anything

how do you do things?

😭

[lament rock]

slash commands give you everything or almost everything

[quartz kindle]

i dont need them?

[ancient nova]

they're still not going to make me want to switch to slash

[quartz kindle]

i dont even check permissions

[ancient nova]

[lament rock]

The message content intent enforcement might compel you to switch

[boreal iron]

Well 23MB now… what a peek

[quartz kindle]

heap or rss?

that looks like heap

[boreal iron]

Errr no don’t think so

[lament rock]

I don’t have to check permissions either. Only instance I should is if I join a vc, but I can just try to join it and if I don't receive a VOICE_SERVER_UPDATE in 5 seconds, it likely didn't happen

[ancient nova]

my heap was 40mb my rrs is 130mb now

[wheat mesa]

You can barely even run a nodejs process on <30mb of ram (rss) tbh, much less maintain a whole bot + gateway connection

[boreal iron]

Checked, rss

[wheat mesa]

Surely you’re doing the calculation wrong then… surely

[quartz kindle]

do you use child_process or something?

sharding manager?

[boreal iron]

Nope

[wheat mesa]

Maybe he’s not even running v8, he’s running v25

[boreal iron]

Lol

[quartz kindle]

do you have an eval command?

[lament rock]

You should try this to calculate https://github.com/AmandaDiscord/Amanda/blob/rewrite/source/utils/cluster.ts

[boreal iron]

Sure post the correct name

Isn’t it memoryUseage()?

[wheat mesa]

process.memoryUsage().rss

[boreal iron]

K one sec

[quartz kindle]

show all memoryUsage props

process.memoryUsage()

[boreal iron]

Don’t wonder about the 20MB I mentioned earlier

[wheat mesa]

Lol

[boreal iron]

Those stats are always 1h old

[quartz kindle]

do you host on windows?

your rss is swapped/paged out

thats why it shows 30mb

your heap is 250mb

[boreal iron]

Lemme check something

[wheat mesa]

So what you’re saying is that if your rss is lower than your heap, then use heap for stats

[quartz kindle]

you can do that

[ancient nova]

[quartz kindle]

the os will always try to balance between physical ram and swap/page files

rss should represent whats on physical ram

heap should represent what the js engine is holding

there is no accurate way to calculate other proportions from inside the program i guess

there are tons of different ways of calculating memory usage

[boreal iron]

Ah interesting

[quartz kindle]

windows has a "commit size" on the task manager

which is more accurate than the "memory usage" metric

because it also includes swapped/innactive

linux has a virtual memory, but its not really realistic in what it uses, it just says its allowed to use that much

[wheat mesa]

I see you’ve been talking to speedy too much

[quartz kindle]

or speedy's been talking too much to me

[wheat mesa]

Lol

[boreal iron]

Good this has been sorted?!

Actually sad but hmm

[quartz kindle]

i always enable the "commit size" column on my task manager

[boreal iron]

Hmm well can’t check atm

But yeah might be the case

[quartz kindle]

then you can see shit like this

[boreal iron]

Didn’t notice after moving it a windows vm

[quartz kindle]

thats mozilla thunderbird btw

[boreal iron]

Probably was accurate in the Ubuntu built before

[quartz kindle]

yeah it seems to be a very windows thing

it made me scratch my head when running memory benchmarks

for example i was making scripts to intentionally fill up memory

and i would see rss grow and then suddely drop to < 100mb

while the js memory kept rising

[boreal iron]

Hmm ok I see

Guess I’m gonna check for the higher value than on the next bot version

Or make it depend on the OS

[grizzled raven]

speaking of rss, it feels like for me swap just doesn't get used at all lmao

is there some sort of common mistake i could be making

idk

[quartz kindle]

are you hosting on windows or linux?

[boreal iron]

But interesting we figured that out, never really thought about the memory drop on the new VM

Not that it would be important in my case at all

But good to know

[quartz kindle]

i think windows and linux report rss usage in different ways

its possible that both are using swap but linux includes it and windows for some reason doesnt

or they simply count it in different ways

[lament rock]

windows has "swap", but it's called the paging file

oh nvm I read that wrong

[quartz kindle]

i also cant find anything about it on google, the rss disparity between linux and windows in nodejs

[boreal iron]

Ok time to touch the default caching options then

[boreal iron]

Let’s agree on simply blaming @earnest phoenix for it?

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[grizzled raven]

linux

[boreal iron]

Just regarding the default caching options… does a member permission check require both roles and permissions to cache?

[quartz kindle]

global permissions only need roles

channel-specific permissions need both roles and permissionOverwrites (and channels)

[boreal iron]

I need to check the dev docs again…
I think not only app permissions as field is available now, also member permissions is

I don’t remember anymore

Which shows the permissions of the app/member (if available) in reference to the current channel the interaction has been executed

Which completely makes role/permission caching obsolete tbh

Nvm

Just app permissions not member permissions

[earnest phoenix]

why am I being blamed?

[boreal iron]

#development message

And close above

going to sleep now, gonna watch your response later

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah, Windows reports RSS and similar memory usage diagnostics differently than Linux, which causes the values to differ, I'm not exactly sure in what way Windows calculates the memory usage but here's the source of process.memoryUsage() method if you want to look deeper yourself

JavaScript side implementation with binding call:
https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/lib/internal/process/per_thread.js#L169-L178

C++ side implementation using memory tracker:
https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/src/node_process_methods.cc#L179-L207

Memory tracker and retainers:
https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/src/memory_tracker-inl.h

The heap statistics struct:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8.git/+/refs/tags/10.6.85/include/cppgc/heap-statistics.h#19

The heap statistics getter:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8.git/+/refs/tags/10.6.85/src/api/api.cc#8925

[sharp geyser]

Ain't no way you looked this up

[wheat mesa]

You…know he works on v8, right?

[earnest phoenix]

And since the RSS getters is defined in libuv, it's defined differently based on the operating system, and there are many different implementations, so I'll only list the popular ones here:

OpenBSD: https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/unix/openbsd.c#L142-L160
NetBSD: https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/unix/netbsd.c#L134-L161
FreeBSD / MacOS: https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/unix/freebsd.c#L132-L157
Darwin: https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/unix/darwin.c#L150-L168
Linux core (main Linux call definitions and core implementations): https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/unix/linux-core.c#L158-L212
SunOS: https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/unix/sunos.c#L617-L635
AIX: https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/unix/aix.c#L993-L1014

And finally Windows: https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/src/win/util.c#L525-L538

[radiant kraken]

🤓

[ancient nova]

bots finally verified

[earnest phoenix]

Congrats!

[sharp geyser]

Yes I do

But I'd never actively look for that

[bright thorn]

i want that when a channel permission is updated then i can use the channel for my bot which event is this any one can tell me ?

[ancient nova]

const moduleLogger = await {
    logSpam: function (_amount, _message, _settings) {
    // CODE
    }
}
``` is this not going to work when being called like so: `moduleLogger.logSpam()`
???

[wheat mesa]

I have no idea what you're doing... ```js
const moduleLogger = await {
/*
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
*/
}

[ancient nova]

cause my VPS is going nuts

[ancient nova]

trying to make it easier to log, so I'm storing functions in a variable

[wheat mesa]

That's not the point

Use classes for that

I have no idea what kind of syntax this is: const moduleLogger = await { }

Does it even let you do that?

[ancient nova]

I mean it works so why question it

js is weird

[wheat mesa]

Do you know what await does...

[ancient nova]

my bad I wanted to do async

I'm tired

[wheat mesa]

async would not make sense there either

[ancient nova]

how else would I use functions that need awaiting?

[wheat mesa]

🤦‍♂️

[sharp geyser]

Ever just have your piano start playing on its own?

[ancient nova]

you have ghosts in your house

[sharp geyser]

You do know you should be awaiting it yourself

When you use it

And even then why are you awaiting something you're logging

[wheat mesa]

I don't even know how to correct this syntax

[sharp geyser]

You don't cause it's wrong to begin with :^)

[ancient nova]

yeah I fixed that

[ancient nova]

just use const moduleLogger = { ... } ig

[wheat mesa]

What you're looking for is ```js
class ModuleLogger {
async someFunction() {
// ...
}
}

[timber cosmos]

Guys, is there a way to create bot

[wheat mesa]

Though const moduleLogger = { } stuff also works technically

[timber cosmos]

Not from like scratch

Like coding-

[wheat mesa]

That's creating an object manually

[ancient nova]

const moduleLogger = {
    logSpam: async function (_amount, _message, _settings) {
    }
}

[wheat mesa]

If you intend to use this in multiple places, I'd suggest using a proper class

[ancient nova]

nope, only in a single script so no need to

[sharp geyser]

People actually still use the function keyword?

[ancient nova]

it's quite complicated, I'd like to explain but I'll most likely do it badly and you won't understand anyway

[sharp geyser]

I just use arrow functions

[ivory wing]

hey i was wondering how i made the webhook for top.gg to send to. I am using python. I am ok with using webhooks but i never tryed to set one up before?

[ivory wing]

I am trying to do it with out the of third party servacys and thats where i am stuck one

[ancient nova]

my method doesn't seem to work @wheat mesa

no errors though

should I just use a class? :/

[wheat mesa]

You have provided no information on how your code looks, so I don't know

Usually there's no reason to manually construct an object like that

[ancient nova]

?

god damn it nevermind

how tf do I async a class

[wheat mesa]

???

class ModuleLogger {
  async logSpam() {
  
  }
}

no function keyword is necessary

also, class names are PascalCase, not camelCase

[ancient nova]

makes sense

[sharp geyser]

Ain't no way this your first time using classes

Or at least seeing how ones done

[ivory wing]

I got the API working but the docs dont say anything about time. instead of the last 1000 votes is it possible to see the ones in the last 30 minutes

[ancient nova]

should I do an auto role next?

[ancient nova]

I don't think I ever actually used classes in JS properly. I mean did before for a couple games I made but I forgot you didn't have to define a function that's why I got confused

[void mica]

How would i make it a requirement to upvote on topgg to use a certain command?

[ancient nova]

    // If autorole is on, let's attempt at applying the role to the new member!
    if (settings.autoRoleEnabled === "true") {
        // Lets now attempt to fetch the role.
        // We start by adding a couple variables we are going to use later.
        const autoRole = settings.autoRole;
        const mentionedRoleRegex = /^<@&(\d+)>$/;
        
        // Now let's assign a couple variables that we are going to *edit* later.
        let finalCheck, roleID;
        
        // First lets start by testing by Id, mention and lastly by name.
        if (mentionedRoleRegex.test(autoRole)) {
            finalCheck = member.guild.roles.cache.get(autoRole.replace(/<@&(\d+)>/, "$1"));
        } else if ((roleID = member.match(mentionedRoleRegex)) !== null) {
            finalCheck = member.guild.roles.cache.get(roleID[1]);
        } else {
            finalCheck = member.guild.roles.cache.find(_role => _role.name.toLowerCase() === autoRole.toLowerCase());
        }
        
        const role = member.guild.roles.cache.get(finalCheck?.id || finalCheck);
        if (role) {
            // If role exists lets now add the role on our member.
            member.roles.add(role).catch((err) => {});
            
            // TODO: Logging confirmation.
        }
    }

anyone knows why this doesn't work?

[sharp geyser]

I'm still going to troll you for using strings

For booleans

[wheat mesa]

can someone put it on a pastebin this is hell to read on mobile

[sharp geyser]

I understand that pain

[wheat mesa]

Discord needs to come up with a solution for codeblocks on mobile fr

Perhaps zoom-able UNWRAPPED text blocks

[sharp geyser]

That will come in the update of 2060

[wheat mesa]

If I had to guess I’d say autoRole.replace(longRegexImTooLazyToTypeHere, "$1") is wrong, since there should never be a $ in an ID when trying to get something from cache

[ancient nova]

: [

[ancient nova]

huh what do you mean?

[wheat mesa]

This line

[ancient nova]

        if (mentionedRoleRegex.test(autoRole)) {
            finalCheck = member.guild.roles.cache.get(autoRole.replace(/<@&(\d+)>/, "$1"));
        } else if ((roleID = member.match(mentionedRoleRegex)) !== null) {
            finalCheck = member.guild.roles.cache.get(roleID[1]);
        } else {
            finalCheck = member.guild.roles.cache.find(_role => _role.name.toLowerCase() === autoRole.toLowerCase());
        }
        
        if (finalCheck) member.roles.add(finalCheck).catch((err) => {});
``` by the way I realized I fetched them 2 times

I thought this would surely fix it, yet it didn't

[wheat mesa]

Not to mention I have no idea what that regex does

[ancient nova]

it replaces the "<@&" and the ">" parts from a mention to leave it be just an ID

[wheat mesa]

Also why are you prefixing random variable names with _ now

[ancient nova]

that was old

[wheat mesa]

But you’re replacing it with $1, no?

Log it, see what it is

[ancient nova]

$1 is supposed to return the value after regex has been parsed? am I stupid? lol

[wheat mesa]

I don’t do regex stuff, but you’ve given it a string literal in the 2nd argument of a .replace call. Which from my knowledge is going to replace anything your regex matches with that string

Log it and check

If I’m wrong then I’m wrong, but it’s a possibility

[ancient nova]

I'll log it and then get back to you

give me a moment

[wheat mesa]

👍

[ancient nova]

@wheat mesa it logged the ID of the role

[wheat mesa]

Don’t know then, mobile formatting sucks so it’s not very easy to read

Plus it’s 2:30am so I can only do basic stuff in my brain rn

[ancient nova]

same lol I literally feel brainded rn

but I really wanna finish this

[boreal iron]

And I thought we are over this

[eternal osprey]

const { Client, Collection, Intents, Modal, TextInputComponent, MessageActionRow, MessageEmbed, MessageButton, SlashCommandBuilder   } = require('discord.js');
module.exports = {
    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
    .setName('account')
    .setDescription('Command to generate an account'),
    async execute(interaction) {
}
}```Why is it erroring: SlashCommandBuilder is undefined?

[boreal iron]

Because you didn’t import slashcommandbuilder from discord.js

At least… I can’t see it

[eternal osprey]

Huh so far i haven't done that with any of my bots and they all work

how's that then>

[boreal iron]

Is exactly like you import client, nessageembed etc

I wonder do you need all this structures imported in that module?

Don’t see you using any of it at least no in that code snipped

[eternal osprey]

No i do it on purpose so that i won't ever have an error whena dding something new to the code

[boreal iron]

You should only import what you need tbh

But anyways just add slashcommand builder to the import list

[eternal osprey]

i see!

5|index | TypeError: SlashCommandBuilder is not a constructor

i think that my vps is running on the wrong djs version

[ancient nova]

do bots have nitro now?

[eternal osprey]

TypeError: SlashCommandBuilder is not a constructor
bro what the fuck is this

[ancient nova]

update to v14

[eternal osprey]

no i don't want to update to v14

[boreal iron]

Oh you’re on v13

Didn’t notice

[eternal osprey]

yeah

[boreal iron]

Well it’s part of the builders package then, just with v14 they have moved into the djs package

[eternal osprey]

I see

now it's throwing a tantrum of errors: 5|index | ReferenceError: SlashCommandBuilder is not defined

"discord.js": "^13.8.1",

[boreal iron]

In the first place update the package to 13.9

And yeah it’s not defined in discord.js but in the builder package

[eternal osprey]

what's the builder package then

[boreal iron]

But don’t ask how to import it, never used builders

“discord.js/builders” maybe?! Idk

[eternal osprey]

still same error whatever fucking packjage i install

really starnge

[ancient nova]

😩 😫 😩

same tho, I'm still staying on v13

[boreal iron]

Did you install the builders package?

[boreal iron]

import { SlashCommandBuilder } from '@discordjs/builders';

So the name should be @discordjs/builders

[eternal osprey]

Yeah it worked now

fr some reason i had a mashup of v14, v12, v13 in my node_modules

i then forced uninstall, install and it worked

let detecrole1 = message.guild.roles.cache.find(r => r.name === "Wow Events");
  let detecrole2 = message.guild.roles.cache.find(r => r.name === "FF Events");
  let detecrole3 = message.guild.roles.cache.find(r => r.name === "Public Events");
  let detecrole4 = message.guild.roles.cache.find(r => r.name === "Minecraft Events");
  let detecrole5 = message.guild.roles.cache.find(r => r.name === "Other Game Events");
if(message.mentions.roles.first() !== undefined){
    if(message.mentions.roles.first() === detecrole1 ||)
}```Is there any more efficient way of doing this instead of || marks (as i want to improve my habits lol)

I basically want to check if the pinged role is either role1, 2, 3, 4 or 5

[tulip ledge]

[detecrole1, detecrole2, …].includes(message.mentions…)

[crystal wigeon]

Hi so um im actually using this to get a channel from its id.

    return channel;```

But im not getting any data, this is a newly created channel

anything else i can try?

[eternal osprey]

Owh whow i never thought of that, thank you man!

[pale vessel]

Try fetching the channel

[crystal wigeon]

how

channels.fetch?

i got an error for that

name:'DiscordAPIError'
method:'get'
message:'Unknown Channel'
httpStatus:404
code:10003```

getting this error

its a newly created channel, it says 404

[earnest phoenix]

am I using jsdocs right?

basically I wanna document everything I write in a file, from imports to methods to functions to returns

[cinder patio]

just use typescript ez

[quartz kindle]

how did you create it?

[crystal wigeon]

Just the usual? Click on the plus button etc

Also all commands work there

[quartz kindle]

not from code?

[crystal wigeon]

Nop

[quartz kindle]

if you did not receive a channel_create event, then discord is broken

[earnest phoenix]

@quartz kindle btw Tim, just in case you didn't see my message
#development message

[quartz kindle]

nice, thanks

i had a feeling it was os dependent

on windows v8 could try acessing commit size instead of active memory

usually commit size is much more accurate, from what i see in my task manager

[crystal wigeon]

Hmm weird but I can’t find it in the channel cache as well

[quartz kindle]

do you have the guilds intent?

[crystal wigeon]

It basically says channel doesn’t exist

Yeah

It works if the channels already exist

[quartz kindle]

try adding a client.on("channelCreate")

[crystal wigeon]

Mhm

[quartz kindle]

then make a new channel and see if anything shows up

in the channelcreate event

[feral aspen]

How many times can you set slash commands in an hour?

Cause I'm no longer able to set slash commands in a guild since it's erroring.

const slashcommand = bot.slashcommands.get(interaction.commandName);
if (!slashcommand) return interaction.followUp({ content: 'An error has occured, whereas this command is no longer available.' }).catch(error => console.log(error));

Suddenly, returning the above error.

[quartz kindle]

depends on your code editor, there are basically 3 types of jsdoc:
jsdoc
closure jsdoc
typescript jsdoc

[earnest phoenix]

I think I am using the standard one

[quartz kindle]

depending on your programs, plugins, extensions, cli apps, etc

it might support a different one

vsc for example uses the typescript jsdoc

[earnest phoenix]

ohh

[quartz kindle]

at least thats what i use

[earnest phoenix]

yeah I use that then

[quartz kindle]

since i also have the typescript extension installed

and thats what intellisense shows me

typescript jsdoc doesnt support all jsdoc @ tags, only a few, but it does support all typescript typings

which makes it easier to use

the typescript website has a section for their jsdoc version

you can check that

[solemn latch]

Vsc jsdoc needs to be enabled right?

[quartz kindle]

should be enabled by default

but strict typing is not enabled by default

so you wont get redline errors for types

the only relevant extension i have installed is intellicode

[solemn latch]

That's what I was thinking of, I'm going to enable that right now just to see how it works

[quartz kindle]

you need to create a tsconfig file to configure it

the configs in vsc itself are not enough

vsc has these

which are enough to enable some type checking

but for full strict you have to do this

[earnest phoenix]

How to get auth in top.gg?

[solemn latch]

awesome thanks

[tender quest]

do u guys know how i can be notified if ny bot goes offline?

[pale vessel]

Create a second bot that monitors the main bot

Or maybe set up a reminder on offline shards

[solemn latch]

well, today will be fun.
https://i.imgur.com/j5GYL5s.png

[lyric mountain]

POV: you forgot a semicolon

[quartz kindle]

thats what happens when you enable strict mode on js files :^)

[floral mist]

how to get notified if the bot checking bot goes offline

[feral aspen]

You can get another bot and check if the status of said user changes to status type offline then send you a message.

[tender quest]

i want something that alerts me, like an sms or sum

[feral aspen]

I have a question. 👋 https://cdn.hamoodihajjiri.com/5NoB2IdEzp
What can I do in order to continue with the let commandfile = ... code if the statement/condition of someStatement above is true (basically, get out of that code block): https://cdn.hamoodihajjiri.com/5NoB2IdEzp

[floral mist]

Yeah but both bot should be running different places, for example if both running on same wifi and bot goes offline cause ur wifi is out, then you won't get notified

[boreal iron]

async (error, commands) => { ... } in other words async function(error, commands) { ... }

simply use return;

to end the function

[feral aspen]

Is there a way to find mutuals between one array and another?

Supposedly, I have an array called ignoredRoles which are full of role IDs, and in my message event, I want to see that if the user has any of the ignoredRoles, then return.

How can I achieve such so.

[cinder patio]

roles.some(r => ignoredRoles.includes(r))

[feral aspen]

Oh, .some().

Forgot about that, thanks.

[feral aspen]

Fair, how about if I have multiple checks, what can I do?

!toExecute
!toExecute.ignored.channels.includes(message.channel.id)
!message.member.roles.cache.some(role => toExecute.ignored.roles.includes(role))

Those are my three checks. Apparently, if I return; for one check, it's going to just not look at the rest of the code within the function, so?

I made one huge if statement like:

if (toExecute && !toExecute.ignored.channels.includes(message.channel.id) && !message.member.roles.cache.some(role => toExecute.ignored.roles.includes(role.id))) message.channel.send(...);

[quartz kindle]

there are many ways of checking for uptime, for example run a webserver inside your bot that accepts ping requests, there are many free services that ping your webserver every 1-5 minutes and send you an email/sms if the ping fails

another way is to use a process manager to manage your bot process, many of them can be configured to notify you via email if the process restarts

[floral mist]

that is smart idea, never thought of that way

[spark flint]

https://watchbot.app

Love this bot

[elfin tulip]

Hello, how do I use discord.js collector on discord buttons?

[celest shard]

made a library to create these, have fun https://github.com/lutzseverino/discord-books

I want to make it so pages don't have to be static so any feedback on that (or anything else regarding the library) is appreciated, :)

[proven escarp]

You’re library is using Java. They are asking for Discord.js. Don’t just reference your stuff if not needed 💀

[wheat mesa]

I don't think what he's saying has anything to do with the question. He's just asking for feedback

Which is perfectly fine

[celest shard]

I wasn't responding to the other guy, i was just asking for feedback :)

yeah what the waffle said

[proven escarp]

Damn my bad. Timing 100

Sorry!

[quartz kindle]

minimodding fail

[lyric mountain]

ohno, a new competitor

[celest shard]

lol i use so sure no one else had made something like that

ah yours uses reactions so together we cover every edge case

[lyric mountain]

nope

mine uses both sides lmao

[celest shard]

hmm yes i see. I'm reading the readme right now

[lyric mountain]

reactions were kept for compatibility with older models (or use buttons in user messages)

[lyric mountain]

didn't update the gifs yet, it's a pending project

I'm just waiting for jda to release a stable version so I can build on top of it

[celest shard]

what are the chances though holy shit

[sharp geyser]

None

I'm kidding what you guys talking about?

[celest shard]

lol

[celest shard]

i made a library to create book messages ^

[sharp geyser]

Oh pagination?

[celest shard]

and this other guy also made a library that is similar

[sharp geyser]

Yea I've used Haku library before

It's pog

[lyric mountain]

jda's "official" paginator is...let's say "peculiar"

[sharp geyser]

Until his library made me get 429nd out my ass

[lyric mountain]

I swear I NEVER managed to make jda-utilities work

[celest shard]

yeah basically, though mine only works with buttons, honestly i didn't even think about reactions

i won't be covering it though tbh unless someone PRs

[lyric mountain]

fixed in nightly version

[sharp geyser]

Good glad I opened that issue

[lyric mountain]

lmao

[celest shard]

my library is cooler though guys believe me

[sharp geyser]

I was shocked when I realized you were that guy

Before I never interacted with you on topgg and then I realized you were that guy and was like damn

[lyric mountain]

top 10 anime plot twists

[sharp geyser]

Is it in kotlin?

[celest shard]

uuuuhh...

java is the new kotlin amirite

[sharp geyser]

Tf

[celest shard]

it's full circle

[sharp geyser]

I think the last time I used java was to make a parser

[celest shard]

kotlin wasn't really a thing when i started and i never made myself learn it

[lyric mountain]

when did u start?

kotlin is almost as old as jetbrains itself

[sharp geyser]

Back in 1912

[celest shard]

yeah but it took off fairly recently. google saying it was the preferred language for android etc

[sharp geyser]

I mean kotlin is nice ngl

[lyric mountain]

I love java but fuck android api

[sharp geyser]

I'd prefer it over normal java

[lyric mountain]

why did they have to rewrite the ENTIRE java ecosystem?

[sharp geyser]

Plus if you do wanna use java you can

Java is valid kotlin

[lyric mountain]

no, I mean android itself

all my homies use BufferedImage but no, let's use Bitmap tf

wanna use Color? too bad, figure out how to use this 100% incompatible class

[sharp geyser]

Makes sense

[lyric mountain]

tbh nowadays I'd use react or flutter over java/kotlin

same for web

[celest shard]

anyways if someone knows Discord4J and wants to provide (or help) the impl for the library i posted it would be great

made it for JDA only now cause i have literally never touched Discord4J. It's pretty different as far as i can tell

[sharp geyser]

Discord4J is still around?

[celest shard]

yup it's kickin

last commit on master was 4 days ago

[sharp geyser]

I didn't think anyone really used it

[quartz kindle]

d4j will be the next log4j

:^)

[celest shard]

they should change the name to avoid the vulnerability

that's how it works right?

[nocturne spade]

ohk

here

[snow steeple]

there should be a way

to make ur bot leave a guild

i think its something like

[nocturne spade]

leave.guld()

hh

[snow steeple]

client.guilds.leave('guild id')

[nocturne spade]

kk

[snow steeple]

or <Guild>.leave

ya so

[sharp geyser]

Time to get your IP

[snow steeple]

cache guilds and find unusual names, ez.

[snow steeple]

lmao

[quartz kindle]

my ip is 127.0.0.1

[snow steeple]

wow

such a good ip

[sharp geyser]

Hacked

[snow steeple]

guess what!

[sharp geyser]

Get trolled

[snow steeple]

i have the same ip

127.0.0.1

[nocturne spade]

HH

[quartz kindle]

what a coincidence!

[sharp geyser]

Also I just remembered that this is no longer an allowed topic

Dylan warned me a few days ago about it

[celest shard]

yeah? mine is fe80::7709:b321:f506:6560. I'm living in the future

[snow steeple]

ooh

ok

[quartz kindle]

dayum

[lyric mountain]

me when ip 7F000001

[quartz kindle]

nice

[lyric mountain]

but really, I fear a future where u wont be able to memo your own ip

[sharp geyser]

Did you just throw out a hex code

[lyric mountain]

ipv6 is just hardcore

[sharp geyser]

What color is that

[quartz kindle]

mine is 3j.0.0.1

[lyric mountain]

that's localhost without .

oh wait, what is the color of localhost

[sharp geyser]

Yea

[celest shard]

unless we achieve LEV we'll be dead by then

[snow steeple]

ooh

[sharp geyser]

Everything has a color

[quartz kindle]

actually

my ip is

z8kflt

[sharp geyser]

Yes and my name is flibergorgon

Welcome to the year 3040

[lyric mountain]

localhost visualized

[earnest phoenix]

hey guys im mapping a list of admins, but I need a variable name. do I call it;
admins, adminList or adminMap or... administratorList or..

[sharp geyser]

So localhost is just black?

[celest shard]

your pages are also made of static content right? @lyric mountain

[sharp geyser]

It will be an array so just go with admins

[quartz kindle]

\x7F\x00\x00\x01

thats my actual ip

[quartz kindle]

indeed thats a cool way to represent it xD

[sharp geyser]

Imagine it all IPs had a color

[earnest phoenix]

am I doing good spacing here?

[lyric mountain]

slightly blue and 50% transparent

intellij shows in RGBA format, but the universal standard is ARGB

[quartz kindle]

arrhhhgb

[civic scroll]

depends on your style

[lyric mountain]

I would tab twice on method chains

[civic scroll]

^

[torn topaz]

^

[civic scroll]

ayo?

[lyric mountain]

ah the forms dude

[torn topaz]

hi lol

[lyric mountain]

hi

also return the value directly instead of assigning to a variable and returning it

node probably does that internally tho

[civic scroll]

bruh

just return the string literal

💀

i'm still thinking of a way to properly store configs in browser's storage

[lyric mountain]

what framework is that?

[civic scroll]

custom-defined file

i used jotai for storing states

it's a react web app

it's kinda stored like

key                      | value
System.Time.UseMiliatary   true
System.Time.GMTOffset      7
Clock.BlinkAnimation       true
Clock.DefadeZerosOnHover   true

[lyric mountain]

can't u use properties then?

or yaml since u repeat some domains

[civic scroll]

maybe i can do like

key: Config    
value: "{ 
    "System": {
        "Time": {
            "UseMilitary": true,
            "GMTOffset": 7    
        }
    },
    "Clock": {
        "BlinkAnimation": true,
        "DefadeZerosOnHover": true
    }
}"

but modification requires writing stuffs on the browser often

[lyric mountain]

System:
  - Time:
    - UseMilitary: true
    - GMTOffset: 7
Clock:
  - BlinkAnimation: true
  - DefadeZerosOnHover: true

[civic scroll]

can i use yaml in browsers?

[lyric mountain]

I mean, it's still a text format

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9043765/how-to-parse-yaml-in-the-browser

although js does support json natively

[civic scroll]

yeah that's the problem

i wanna preload shit asap

[lyric mountain]

hm, idk how fast json -> object conversion is, but maybe u could use some easily parseable format

like properties

System.Time.UseMiliatary=true
System.Time.GMTOffset=7
Clock.BlinkAnimation=true
Clock.DefadeZerosOnHover=true

[vivid fulcrum]

how often? ive seen people do cookie clicker and write to localStorage without any major drawbacks

[lyric mountain]

just iterate over the lines and split by =

[civic scroll]

shit's 3874 lines

[vivid fulcrum]

oh

expensive

[civic scroll]

yaml-parser

[lyric mountain]

you could try to benchmark it to see what's faster for u

[civic scroll]

prolly alot later with introduction of background processes

[lyric mountain]

properties is fast af cuz u don't need to parse the whole thing at once

[civic scroll]

line-by-line parsing right

[lyric mountain]

my i18n file uses it, and has 630+ lines

[lyric mountain]

ye, check the key before trying to parse

if it doesn't match what ur looking for just step over

oh also

there's a format I use for my dictionary files

[civic scroll]

shit's like ```js
config.map(({key, value}) => ${key}=${value}).join('\n')

[civic scroll]

but then i still have to do iteration

[lyric mountain]

I pre-map the lines where each letters starts

so when reading, I can simply jump to it and start checking from there

first line is max size of line number

second line are the letters + line (like a000002 means letter a starts at line 2)

and this file is...big

[civic scroll]

perhaps i can do that

[lyric mountain]

u could do something similar but using the keys instead

like, System starts at line XXX, Clock at YYY, and so on

[civic scroll]

maybe i should do something like

volatile storage

[lyric mountain]

although you'd need to figure a format that allows multichar indexing

[civic scroll]

yeah

that too

[lyric mountain]

just go by initials then

[civic scroll]

like what

System.Time.GMTOffset -> STG

[lyric mountain]

like what I did, you'd just need to update the index if u change the structure

[lyric mountain]

nono, just s

[civic scroll]

i just gotta make sure that the keys are not overlapping

[lyric mountain]

unless u have a huge amount of settings under system

[civic scroll]

you bet

since it's an os

💀

[lyric mountain]

hm

[civic scroll]

yeah so i wanna make it as performant as possible

[lyric mountain]

ok so, you could index by 2 letters then

sy

or whatever, 3 letters as u said

stg

this is what I use for reading and going to the line

for example, b indexation would be chars 8 to 12 (AxxxxxxB|xxxxxx|)

then I return false if I reach a line where the letter is different than the current (since I cant have a word that begins with b inside c section)

[civic scroll]

i see

so fixed length

[lyric mountain]

or true if I do find the word

[lyric mountain]

only for the line numbers

so u can get a substring of it relying only on char index

[civic scroll]

ohhhh

[lyric mountain]

a000002b028596c041399d072604e084433
means

A -> line 2
B -> line 28596
C -> line 41399
D -> line 72604
E -> line 84433

and it can be easily generated by code

[civic scroll]

yes

[quartz kindle]

if you want as performant as possible, json will likely be faster, unless you know what you're doing

[civic scroll]

json then

i'm just afraid of multiple func calls

[quartz kindle]

you're reading/writing the entire thing to/from localstorage?

like serializing every time?

[lyric mountain]

keeping it in memory would be pretty bad no?

[quartz kindle]

the more memory you use the faster it is

the more stuff you keep in memory i mean

[civic scroll]

never know when the tab closes unexpectedly

so i call for each write just in case

[earnest phoenix]

export const findFriendlyChannel = (guild) => {
    let found
    guild.channels.cache.map(async (channel) => {
        if (!found && channel.type === "GUILD_TEXT") {
            if (channel.permissionsFor(client.user).has("VIEW_CHANNEL") && channel.permissionsFor(client.user).has("SEND_MESSAGES")) {

                found = true

                console.log(channel)

                return channel

            }
        }
    });
}

const friendlyChannel = findFriendlyChannel(guild)
console.log(friendlyChannel)

why is friendlyChannel returning undefined even though I am returning channel which is the channel object

[lyric mountain]

async cant interfere on sync scope

[civic scroll]

bro what is this

[earnest phoenix]

?

[civic scroll]

i can't read

[lyric mountain]

blue and red can't exist at the same time

not without await

[vivid fulcrum]

there's no need for that to be async either

also there's literally find() 💀

[earnest phoenix]

yeah I made the map sync now

[lyric mountain]

[ original msg deleted ]

then none fulfills that condition

[earnest phoenix]

but still returns undefined

but the console log returns the object

[vivid fulcrum]

use find()

map is for mapping
find is for finding

[lyric mountain]

the only logic that makes sense in js

then u go to php and explode()

[civic scroll]

export const findFriendlyChannel = (guild) => {
    for (const channel of guild.channels.cache)
    {
        const hasPermission = (permission) => channel.permissionsFor(client.user).has(permission);
        if (channel.type === "GUILD_TEXT") 
            if (hasPermission("VIEW_CHANNEL") && hasPermission("SEND_MESSAGES")) 
                return channel;
    });
}

[civic scroll]

@earnest phoenix

my take on it

[vivid fulcrum]

can be a one liner 🙃

[civic scroll]

yeah

but yk

my brain on 1am

also callbacks are slower

[earnest phoenix]

so do I use find, for loop or my mapping

[civic scroll]

[lyric mountain]

you're not mapping anything

you're searching for a matching entry

[civic scroll]

i'm using for(const element of array) for perfomance

[vivid fulcrum]

true but not noticable unless the guild has a hundreds of thousands of channels

[civic scroll]

but for readable you can use array.find

[earnest phoenix]

ic

[lyric mountain]

map is like const mapped = <array>.map(elem => "amogus")

[civic scroll]

also

pointless var assignment

you return on first channel found

no need for looping entire thing

[civic scroll]

for transforming values of an array to a new one

[lyric mountain]

I paid for O(n) I'm gonna use the entire O(n)

[earnest phoenix]

ok im using .find

[civic scroll]

for iteration, array.forEach exists

[civic scroll]

[lyric mountain]

reduce returns a minecraft piston 👍

[solemn latch]

oo, good to know

[civic scroll]

ah, shape assignment

[lyric mountain]

what is i?

[elfin tulip]

interaction

oh.

[lyric mountain]

yk, that's why rubberducking works

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging

[elfin tulip]

Yeah but the problem is with message.createMessageComponentCollector()

[lyric mountain]

what abt it?

I mean, is ur filter right? try adding a console.log inside it to see if it is collecting

[elfin tulip]

message is not defined

[lyric mountain]

did u declare message?

const message = ...

or something

[elfin tulip]

Its a reply

[lyric mountain]

where do u declare it?

ur not declaring it

that'd be const message = await interaction.reply(...)

if it does return a message

[elfin tulip]

I want to add collector to this replied message.

oh

[lyric mountain]

quack

[civic scroll]

quack

fr