development

[boreal iron]

That sounds more like a driver issue

Sadly I had already two GPU cards with malfunction until ASUS finally sent a new one

[ancient nova]

before I got banned in windows community the guys told me that it's def a broken gpu

I bought a new one and never had that happen to me again

[ancient nova]

for free? 0_0

wait are u in windows community?

[boreal iron]

Of course for free

Never heard of warranty?

[ancient nova]

oh so you're saying I could've gotten by gpu for free 💀

[ancient nova]

btw are you?

[boreal iron]

Dude if a product has a malfunction I’m gonna send the shit directly to the manufacturer

Instead of returning it to the seller

[ancient nova]

bruh

[boreal iron]

There are only a few big companies issuing warranty requests only via third party companies

Most of em providing customer support and care themselves

[ancient nova]

wish I knew that

[lyric mountain]

you didn't know how warranty works?

[wheat mesa]

Issues with particular areas or apps on the screen can be caused by GPU damage, or drivers, or other reasons. However with physical damage you’re far more likely to have… more noticeable effects than that

[lyric mountain]

like smoke smell

[wheat mesa]

Somebody probably fucked up their OpenGL/Vulkan shit

I’ve had my pc for more than 3 years, only things I’ve needed to replace are my SSD that randomly fucking died and my network card

So overall the repairs I’ve done to this pc in the last 3 years probably total to about $90-120

Which is really good considering this was my first ever build

[boreal iron]

True it’s actually hard to figure out

[wheat mesa]

Have you fixed it?

If it’s with a certain app it’s more likely than not that it’s a driver issue

[boreal iron]

I did several benchmark tests and only one could consistently show the issue before the screen freezes with a really colorful image

[boreal iron]

The current one? No.

It’s there for a very long time already

[wheat mesa]

My go to thing for display issues is just doing a quick check to make sure my drivers are up to date

[boreal iron]

After closing RDP and restarting the machine the issue is gone

[wheat mesa]

Interesting

[boreal iron]

Like I said before RDP seems to cause this

For a long time already

So let’s get rid of the last Windows VMs I guess

Porting stuff over to Ubuntu

oh no he’s using a bloat OS oh noooo

[winter tapir]

https://sourceb.in/iP2zxxzvDQ

I have this event handler and I am currently getting this error

Conversion of type '{ name: "ready"; description: string; once: true; run(client: Client<true>): void; }' to type 'EventPayload<keyof ClientEvents | keyof RestEvents>' may be a mistake because neither type sufficiently overlaps with the other. If this was intentional, convert the expression to 'unknown' first.
  Types of property 'run' are incompatible.
    Type '(client: Client<true>) => void' is not comparable to type '(args_0: UnionToType) => void'.
      Types of parameters 'client' and 'args_0' are incompatible.
        Type 'UnionToType' is missing the following properties from type 'Client<true>': actions, presence, _eval, _validateOptions, and 45 more.ts(2352)

when I did some testing and removed the Client<true> annotation and now I get the issue Property 'user' doesn’t appear on type 'UnionToType.

How would i solve this type issue for my event handler?

[elder oxide]

you should send the code.

the event handler code.

nvm, i am dumb.

@winter tapir alright, try UnionToType[K] instead of [UnionToType]

[winter tapir]

works ty!

[solid coral]

My bot is already published for months and you can vote, but since yesterday (14.08) is there and I can no longer Liken comments. If I like the Like disappears after refreshing the page the Like again

Does anyone know why?

[elder oxide]

no problem!

@solid coral #support

[boreal iron]

Replying to comments is buggy atm iirc, might also affect liking comments

The message you see will always be there

As the developers don’t seem to be able to hide the message after the verification process or after X days of the submission

[solid coral]

Oh ok. Thx

[tight zealot]

can anyone help me

[sharp geyser]

Not with this amount of context

State your issue, provide relative evidence (e.g code and errors) and those who can answer will

[tight zealot]

so i have a search command and i was wondering how i can make it for the search command turn into a whole number instead of decimals

let cash = Math.random() * (20 - 75 + 1) + 75
;

[sharp geyser]

The thing is Math.random() innately returns anything between 0-1

so you will get decimals

If you wanna get rid of it, you can round it though

or use Math.floor()

[tight zealot]

what does the mathfloor do

[earnest phoenix]

Hey um can I talk to Nekomaki?

For a bot disapproval

[sharp geyser]

Basically floors the value, e.g removes the decimal

leaving the whole number

[earnest phoenix]

._.

Ok noted

You helped me for my exam

[sharp geyser]

Just dm them

[tight zealot]

so just swap the Math,random to Math.floor

?

[sharp geyser]

no

[earnest phoenix]

I can tfined em

*find

[sharp geyser]

Math.floor should be used with math.random

Math.floor(Math.random())

[tight zealot]

ah okay okay

[sharp geyser]

Nekomaki#0001

[earnest phoenix]

Ty

[tight zealot]

misty

[sharp geyser]

?

[tight zealot]

it gives me this

[sharp geyser]

That means you aren't returning a number

NaN = Not a Number

Are you parsing anything per chance?

[tight zealot]

whats parsing

[sharp geyser]

e.g taking "1" -> 1

it parses a string to a int if possible

so smth like parseInt would be used

[tight zealot]

no im not doing that

wanna see the code

[sharp geyser]

Yes

Please

https://hastebin.com

please

putting it in a bin makes it easier to read

[tight zealot]

i did it how do i send it

[sharp geyser]

Once you put it in the bin press CTRL + S and then copy the new link in the search bar

and send it here

[tight zealot]

https://hastebin.com/omefavirex.typescript

okie there

[sharp geyser]

Okay so

No wonder you got NaN

[tight zealot]

whys that

[sharp geyser]

you misunderstood what I said

let cash = Math.floor(Math.random) * (20 - 75 + 1) + 75
you wanna floor the entire thing

this is what you are currently doing

what you wanna do is
let cash = Math.floor(Math.random() * (20 - 75 + 1) + 75)

[tight zealot]

oh

i had that but i deleted that

by accident

okay now i see

[sharp geyser]

Although tbh I wouldn't use that method of generating your cash

Unless you always want it to be a number less than 80

Also, your at risk of a corrupted "DB"

[tight zealot]

what other method would you fo

do

[sharp geyser]

JSON files have a low consistent read/write allowance

so you can easily corrupt your json files

making the data in them useless

[sharp geyser]

I'd still use Math.floor and Math.random but I would change it up a bit

[tight zealot]

mhm it just went back to giving me decimals now

[sharp geyser]

So for example, if you wanted a number between 1 - 20

you'd do
Math.floor(Math.random() * 20) + 1

[tight zealot]

Math.floor(Math.random() * 50) + 20

thats if i want 20-50?

[vivid fulcrum]

also store user ids instead of their tag

[sharp geyser]

Well no

[vivid fulcrum]

a user's tag can change at any moment

[tight zealot]

or does it have to be 1

[sharp geyser]

Lets think about it like this

Math.random() gives a pseudo random number between 0-1

So us doing Math.floor(Math.random() * 50) will give us number between 50 and 0
Math.floor(Math.random() * 50) + 1 would be 1-50
But you also gotta think that you are essentially just adding to the result of what Math.floor returns as well, so doing what you did Math.floor(Math.random() * 50) + 20, is the same as asking for it to be as high as 70 (Assuming, I am thinking about this correctly that is)

[tight zealot]

so the best option would be to do Math.floor(Math.random() * 50) + 1

[sharp geyser]

Well, not necessarily

It really depends on what you want

if you want them to get as low as 1 sure

although the chance for that is also rather low

[tight zealot]

i want them to get atleast some (cash-

[sharp geyser]

I will be honest with you I haven't use the Math stuff a lot as I suck at math

Either way, it depends on what you want

You can always play around with it until you get the ideal result

[tight zealot]

yeah thats why i use a test bot

[sharp geyser]

What I do is open a dev tools console on the browser and mess with the math stuff

:p

[tight zealot]

ahh okay

thanks for your time.

i will go to sleep and do some experimenting tomorrow thanks.

[sharp geyser]

mk

[ashen orbit]

const express = require('express');
const app = express();

app.get('/', (req, res) => {
  res.sendFile(`/index.html`)
});
app.get('/projects', (req, res) => {
    res.sendFile(`/projects.html`)
});

// Start the server
const PORT = parseInt(process.env.PORT) || 8080;
app.listen(PORT, () => {
console.log(`Listening on port ${PORT}`)
});

module.exports = app;

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat '/index.html'

btw it does the same when its /views/index.html

[fluid pivot]

try ../index.html or ./index.html

i haven't done js is a while so if im wrong i apologise

[ashen orbit]

ill try

TypeError: path must be absolute or specify root to res.sendFile

hold on

stack overflow

oh shit

works

i love stack overflox

[fluid pivot]

Nice. Well done

[ashen orbit]

im very skilled when it comes to googling stuff

my website has no css at all

i actually need a new website

[fervent moss]

It doesn't it just shows up file when downloaded nothing is there inside a jpg file

Did now it shows only document file and not preview what's the problem?

And when downloading it , it's just a blank image

If someone knows help me

I'm lost af

Or Minecraft pai sucks a lot

They cant just provide with url of skin.

They provide with baseurl which you need to encode and get the image it's not even that the baseurl gives out url for skin

[rustic nova]

if its less than a kb

then its likely wrongly converted

you need to encode it

likely base64 encoded

[fervent moss]

It's 300bytes

[rustic nova]

then I highly doubt it's valid data

[fervent moss]

See it was base64 link i converted it to image but image is less then kb so what to do?

[fervent moss]

It is what Minecraft api gives

[civic scroll]

[eternal osprey]

hey guys,how would i create an endpoint that would be able to receive data from an interaction?

Basically, i need to create an endpoint server that will be able to receive the interaction data, so it's readable for other bots as well

[boreal iron]

You just have to listen for webhooks coming from discord which need to be responded accurately

[eternal osprey]

huh how would i do that

[boreal iron]

Creating a webserver and the code which is listening and receiving the webhook

Like listening for topgg webhooks

Or any other webhooks

[eternal osprey]

I know, i've never worked with djs webhooks tho

[boreal iron]

Once you enter your endpoint you will not receive the interactionCreate event anymore

iirc

[eternal osprey]

Inside my interaction event, can't i just send the interaction data to my endpoint?

[boreal iron]

Yes you can

[eternal osprey]

Well, i can then make my other bot read that endpoint to get the interaction data.

[boreal iron]

I mean you actually know the token and webhook ID you have to respond to

[eternal osprey]

or would there be any other way to do this:

[boreal iron]

But you would probably defer any interaction to give your endpoint enough time to respond as the 3s limit still is present

[eternal osprey]

I basically have 3 buttons. One play button, stop and pause. I have 3 different music bots. They need to be able to respond to these buttons.

The buttons are being sent by bot#1, but how would i make bot#2 and bot#3 respond to it as well?

[boreal iron]

Either through an internal endpoint dealing with the request in the backend or via IPC between those bots

[eternal osprey]

I was thinking about an endpoint to push the interaction data to #2, #3. But there might be an easier approach?

[boreal iron]

Up to you

[eternal osprey]

What's ipc?

[boreal iron]

Inter process communication

Are those three bots running on the same machine?

Literally a socket connection between all those bots sending and receiving data

Or somehow just an endpoint receiving your interaction and pushing the data to the two other bots

There are a ton of days how to do it

[eternal osprey]

same vps yeah

what's the easiest approach to make these bots connect to the same buttons?

[boreal iron]

What’s actually the reason of having 3 different bots requiring to receive the data of a pressed button of another bot?

[eternal osprey]

I have 3 different music bots

A music bot cannot join 3 different voice channels at the same time ofc

so i want to check if a channel is occupied by discord bot #1, #2 then gets into the game and joins the vc!

However, I will need the interaction data of bot #1, the buttons that are being sent

This is being sent by bot #1

[boreal iron]

Not sure what to say which is the easiest… that depends on your skills of course

But a simple node-ipc package for all three bots, a socket connection between them and emitting an event when a button was pressed might be the cleanest solution

[eternal osprey]

I've had a quick research and found that redis works with ipc

however, I have no clue how I would open such socket connection between the bots

https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-ipc

this one might work as well \0/

[elder oxide]

DO NOT USE THE LATEST VERSION

[boreal iron]

I mean I dunno what you’re familiar with

[eternal osprey]

❓

[eternal osprey]

I am not familiar with this ipc shit

[elder oxide]

If you don't know, peacenotwar is legit a malware.

[eternal osprey]

like nothing at wall

[boreal iron]

you can also create a local webserver on all three bots sending the data around you need

[elder oxide]

and node-ipc use it.

so by installing, you are essentiially install a malware that only russian user can get

[eternal osprey]

That might be the easiest lol! I will setup the webserver in my ready event.

Should i then import the webserver from my ready event to my interactioncreate event and just send the data to the webserver?

[elder oxide]

if you REALLY need to use node-ipc, use version 10.1.0

[eternal osprey]

I can't ofc create the webbserver in the event itself as it otherwise will create multiple

[eternal osprey]

I think i'll pass as it's not really something i've used before. Thank you for all the concern and help tho hayper ❤️

[elder oxide]

No problem, stay safe.

[ancient nova]

ay yooo

isn't there a button limit

[boreal iron]

WITH-LOVE-FROM-AMERICA.txt

lmao

The author of that peace bull shit lib is in the top 5 of the dumbest people I have ever seen

[earnest phoenix]

no its malware that only non-russians can get

"This code serves as a non-destructive example of why controlling your node modules is important. It also serves as a non-violent protest against Russia's aggression that threatens the world right now. This module will add a message of peace on your users' desktops, and it will only do it if it does not already exist just to be polite."

[boreal iron]

“Love from America”…
Americans couldn’t be happier to sell their weps to Ukrainian and Russian hands under the hood

I gotta love my ass off

[earnest phoenix]

yeah lol

[boreal iron]

Any conflict is what the biggest nations selling weps makes them happy - a lot

Funny enough people including that sort of bullshit in their projects

[boreal iron]

5 x 5

Aka 5 buttons per row - max 5 rows

[ancient nova]

ahhhh smart

[eternal osprey]

huh wait

my brain is melting from my dumb ass logic

look

If we sent the interaction data to an endpoint*

we could make the bots read that interaction data and do things ofc.

However, i imagine if there are multiple interaction data's at the same time>?

It would just overwrite

[rustic nova]

interactions dont come at once

unless you're referring to like a row of 5 buttons

then yes, thats included in the raw data

[eternal osprey]

I have 3 bots. This is sent by bot #1.

[rustic nova]

yes, all these components are returned in the interaction data

i think

either that or only the pressed one

[eternal osprey]

Imagine if a user clicked the play button and bot #1 is ocupied, bot 2 will then read the data and play. But imagine if both bots are active and playing, and a user clicks the stop button... how the fuck would the bots know which one to stop?

This is a dilemma fellow discord users

[rustic nova]

thats something you'd need to track internally

perhaps a handler?

maybe assign a unique id to each music session? then add that to the custom id by for example pause_sessionid_userid

is how I'd solve that

[eternal osprey]

And forward that to the endpoint?

[rustic nova]

yes, the raw data has the custom id in it

so you can tell from which session that button press came from, then pause or stop from it accordingly

[eternal osprey]

If it was one bot it would be easy ofc, but these are 3 different music bots lmao

[boreal iron]

The interaction data comes a long with the message ID and bot (client) ID etc
You can 100% identify where to take an action

[rustic nova]

this though

[eternal osprey]

this is only sent by bot #1

So it would always have the same message id and same client id (of bot #1)

[rustic nova]

so the case could be, the music is being played by bot 3, but the controls are on bot 1

am still for associating a session id to a bot playing music, then having that session id in the custom id

thats also how I made per-session interactions possible, even after a restart

[eternal osprey]

Owh wait that's actually fucking smart

or wait

how would i set custom ids if this message above is only being sent once?

[boreal iron]

You always know which user pressed the button and with which bots he’s in a channel

Tf your system sounds weird to me

[rustic nova]

or does the bot who plays the music change sometimes?

[eternal osprey]

Let me explain my system, one sec

[rustic nova]

then just change the Id of the bot whos playing within your session

no need to change the custom id

[eternal osprey]

These buttons are being sent once by bot number #1. If you click the play button, bot #1 will join and play music for your silly ass. After that, if another user wants to listen to some music to forget his problems, he could click the play button as well and bot #2 would join, and so on.

Imagine all 3 bots are playing.

[rustic nova]

so, it just starts the same music?

or wdym

[eternal osprey]

what if a user clicks the stop button, how would the code know which bot to stop?

[rustic nova]

yeah then honestly

[boreal iron]

I feel like he has one bot being controlled by the buttons but 3 different clients which can join channels to serve for example 3 channels at the same time

[eternal osprey]

Yeah from a playlist

[rustic nova]

then check what bot is with the user in a channel

[eternal osprey]

Yeah that's what i've got.

[boreal iron]

But only one bot is the master controlling the clients

So one master and two slaves serving the music

[rustic nova]

sounds like it

[boreal iron]

Which are responding on the buttons from the master

[rustic nova]

best way there would prob check which of the slave bots are in the voice channel of the user interacting

[boreal iron]

Damn… that sounds like some SM shit

[eternal osprey]

I could indeed do this:

-Upon the play interaction, check which bot is in a channel. Imagine bot #3 is in a channel, number 4 would join

-Then read the interactions from the endpoint, and check the vc the member is in to see if the bot is also in there```

[boreal iron]

Yeah

You always know which user pressed the button and with which bots he’s in a channel

[eternal osprey]

I see!

[boreal iron]

He knows which slave is in his channel or the master

[eternal osprey]

Wait a damn minute lmao

[boreal iron]

So sending the request to all theee bots and if the client ID is not the one the user is in the channel with then return

[eternal osprey]

instead of creating a dumb ass endpoint, can't we just check the interaction.member and see with which bot he's in? In each file i could put a check.

[boreal iron]

If the client ID is the one the user is in the channel with, react

[rustic nova]

so just to further understand:

no bots playing music. User presses play on master bot, bot 1 joins

a second user wants to play music, presses play on master bot, bot 2 joins since 1 is used

user 1 wants to skip, presses skip button, the master bot checks which bot is in the channel, get the bot and skip music there

[eternal osprey]

yeah!

[rustic nova]

yeah that can easily be done, shouldn't be hard

maybe associate a bot with a user id

[boreal iron]

Since you know all three client IDs of your bots you can do that

[rustic nova]

that could allow multiple bots playing in the channel

which doesnt make sense

but would save a bit of debugging headache later

[boreal iron]

Then sending the data to your bot forcing him to play the music or whatever button got pressed

[rustic nova]

ye

[eternal osprey]

using an endpoint? Yeah i could prob do that

[rustic nova]

btw just realized, we all have cat pfps

anyways

[boreal iron]

well

Mine is just… yeah

Looks like a cat

[rustic nova]

cat

[boreal iron]

[eternal osprey]

But that means i will have to create 3 different endpoints for the bots. Or else, 3 different categories within the one endpoint

[boreal iron]

Two

The master controlls the two slaves

[eternal osprey]

Because cats are superior. And we know

Yeah two sorry

[boreal iron]

If the client is not inside the channel with the master only then the master will send the data to its slave client

[civic scroll]

stop all of them

or use the stack model

[boreal iron]

With the data the slave should serve

[ancient nova]

HOW THE HELL is this done

[civic scroll]

or just send a menu

[ancient nova]

how is this possible

[civic scroll]

"Which bot to stop?"

[ancient nova]

I thought it wasn't

wth

[rustic nova]

fetch the invite from discord

has all the details

[civic scroll]

skill issue tbh

[ancient nova]

you can fetch the invite, how? I thought the only way is to log it on inviteCreate

wtf

wtf

[eternal osprey]

I would love to make it automatic, with less user interaction as some people are retarded tbh

[boreal iron]

My gosh…

[ancient nova]

bro no Istg yall told me that not long ago

[civic scroll]

maybe ditch the idea of making 3 bots joining the same vc then

[rustic nova]

GET
https://discord.com/api/v9/invites/dbl?with_counts=true&with_expiration=true

also

[eternal osprey]

I never said they had to join the same vc

[rustic nova]

doesnt need authorization

[ancient nova]

is there an endpoint for this in discord.js?

[eternal osprey]

Aurel explained it better than me lmao

[civic scroll]

this is html

you lied

[ancient nova]

[rustic nova]

cry

[rustic nova]

probably

[boreal iron]

plain/text you lied mam

[rustic nova]

@ancient nova https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/typedef/FetchInviteOptions

[civic scroll]

manually write the request like a chad

jk sorry

i'm so crigne

[boreal iron]

True

That’s why you’re in jail

[civic scroll]

this is not css

[boreal iron]

[civic scroll]

[boreal iron]

Jail is jail you criminal

[civic scroll]

no

not when the jail is typed

[ancient nova]

I actually heard using raw api is better since u can do everything exactly how u want it

[civic scroll]

granular control

discord.js is just an abstraction layer

[ancient nova]

rather an unpopular opinion tho

[eternal osprey]

btw thanks Fake and Aurel! I will try it out and let you guys know if i've got any results

[rustic nova]

if the library has that feature

take advantage of it

cuz effort

[civic scroll]

it abstracted away those control over parameters and endpoints

but again you are not making a discord anime girl real time

so just use it

[ancient nova]

wait no way so don't tell me I can even make an invite tracker with client.fetchInvite???
I can fetch all invites, filter the specific one byID and then get that invite my user tag

omgomgomg

[boreal iron]

Tf it looks like English but you seem to speak a different language

[ancient nova]

anyone has a regex for filtering the code out from an invite link or am I just too lazy?

bruh

[boreal iron]

lmao

Im gonna send him one

[ancient nova]

I would send him a picture of realistic pacman

[civic scroll]

💀

[boreal iron]

Those rare moments making this channel funny instead of confusing

[ancient nova]

I found it

NOOOO I'M too late

mans already gone

anyone else want it?

[boreal iron]

[ancient nova]

anyone got that regex tho?

[eternal osprey]

hey guys...

a bit of a dumb question

I've created an express server named dataserver in my ready event...

[boreal iron]

What regex?

[eternal osprey]

how would i export it to my interactioncreate event lmao

i tried to import it in my module.exports but it doesn't work

[vocal flint]

Hi guys!

[civic scroll]

what do you need help with

[civic scroll]

are they from the same runtime process

[eternal osprey]

yeah

[civic scroll]

you can emit events

[boreal iron]

No but they are on the same machine

Or not

[eternal osprey]

they are

[boreal iron]

Did you lie before?

[civic scroll]

using EventEmitter

[boreal iron]

[eternal osprey]

What

[civic scroll]

same process: use EmitEvent
different process: use a ws or http

[boreal iron]

Three separated processes or one?

[eternal osprey]

EmitEvent?

[eternal osprey]

They are 3 different bot folders running on the same machine, so like.. 3 bots hosted on 1 machine

[civic scroll]

i mean EventEmitter

sorry

[boreal iron]

Okay so three independent processes running

[eternal osprey]

yeah

[civic scroll]

💀

dies

[ancient nova]

what's presenceCount?

[civic scroll]

use message send

like how different processes communicate with each other

[ancient nova]

the amount of user who joined with that invite that are still in the server?

[civic scroll]

or set up a server for each bot with a predetermined address

then write the address to a file

so other bots and read it and pick it up

[eternal osprey]

I don't think you guys understand what i am trying to do

[civic scroll]

i know

[boreal iron]

Either IPC or simply your familiar solution creating an endpoint on both slaves

[civic scroll]

three bots on three different processes tryna communicate with each other, right?

[boreal iron]

No

[eternal osprey]

I have one variable named dataserver , it's an express server. it's in my ready event of my bot. I want to send this variable over to my interactioncreate event so i can work with the posts to dataserver

[boreal iron]

A master controlling itself and two slave clients

[civic scroll]

just send the http endpoint

[civic scroll]

what is this, 1800s?

[eternal osprey]

Guys whahaha no

[boreal iron]

Tf

[civic scroll]

just. send. the. endpoint

basically you set up a data server, itself already has an http endpoint

[eternal osprey]

I have declared the variable dataserver in my ready event

[civic scroll]

?

[eternal osprey]

how can i use that avriable outside the ready event file

[civic scroll]

just send regular http request

[eternal osprey]

Imagine i have 2 different files

[civic scroll]

no

[eternal osprey]

1. ready.js
   2.Interaction.js

how do i get my variable from 1 to 2

😭

[civic scroll]

client object

assign them to the client object

client.dataServer = ...

[boreal iron]

Your two slaves both have a webserver running and your master sends a request to the one who has to take action

[civic scroll]

i give up

[eternal osprey]

Yes but it's about one folder right now

[boreal iron]

Both using localhost and a different port

[eternal osprey]

Guys my god wait

[civic scroll]

both of you don't understand

my solution

[eternal osprey]

This is one bot okay.

[boreal iron]

You can’t solve that with CSS

[eternal osprey]

Imagine i have a variable created in ready.js that's called ugly.

[boreal iron]

Ok I’m creepy now ik

[eternal osprey]

How do i export that ugly variable to my interactionCreate.js

[boreal iron]

Forgive me sayuri

[eternal osprey]

so i can then do, console.log(ugly) in my InteractionCreate.js

[boreal iron]

As parameter

In your event handler

Or bind it to the client

Or some other var which is available in the event

[civic scroll]

@eternal osprey
when the client is ready

client.on('ready', (client, ...) => {
    client.dataServer = ...
});

then when you wanna use it in another event

client.on('event', whatever => {
    // consume data 
})

in other words, you need an event handler / register

for that, refer to discord.js guides

essentially you export those events as functions

then in another file that register those events, the client will be attached to it and executed at due time

[boreal iron]

Hes already using an event handler in reference to his structure

I guess

[civic scroll]

so you can consume those parameters as if they were there

[civic scroll]

then it's no issue

just pass the client to the event

[boreal iron]

Which is what I suggested

To bind it to the client

[eternal osprey]

And in the second thingy,. i have to call dataServer right?

[civic scroll]

here's what i did

ignore the music player

the last line is basically binding the client object as the first parameter of an event callback

then you can consume it like this

[civic scroll]

client.dataServer

you must attach the server as a property of the client

[eternal osprey]

Wait i think i must only import dataserver

and then call client.dataserver

[wheat mesa]

You can’t do something like const func = (client.dataserver) => …

That’s not how function args work

[civic scroll]

pass only the client

then consume the dataServer prop inside functions body

else you might wanna learn how object destructuring works

[civic scroll]

no imports; you can use it inside func body as the reference of data server is inside client object as a property

[eternal osprey]

I see

[civic scroll]

2. syntax error

did you even study how javascript is written

or are you making a new programming language?

[boreal iron]

[ancient nova]

now, with the onMemberJoined event can I somehow fetch just the invite code the user used?

[boreal iron]

Nooooooo

[ancient nova]

WAIT WOT

[boreal iron]

As we explained the last time already

[ancient nova]

YOU CAN'T

[boreal iron]

You can ONLY listen to the event

[ancient nova]

i forgot the entire conversation

[earnest phoenix]

Discord does not provide such information, so basically no

[boreal iron]

And count it

[ancient nova]

ok u count it but how do you know which invite they used again

[boreal iron]

But once you miss one event you’re fucked

[boreal iron]

By fetching em continuously

[earnest phoenix]

Getting which invite is used can produce a lot of false positives, since there's no way to get it accurately, so I would recommend not implementing such thing

[boreal iron]

And listening to the event

[earnest phoenix]

And there already are many invite manager bots, so why bother?

[boreal iron]

It’s not like we already told him that like days/weeks ago

It’s not possible or let’s say accurate

[earnest phoenix]

Well it's Bae so what do we expect

[boreal iron]

[ancient nova]

why does the ?? op break my vps syntax highlight 💀

[ancient nova]

tf what

rate limit moment

[boreal iron]

Tf ask the theme author why it does that

Or the dude who wrote the syntax highlighting parser

[ancient nova]

it's the default pterodactyl 2.0 theme

[boreal iron]

?? Operator doesn’t exist for so long already

[ancient nova]

maybe that's why I learned it recently

how long did it exist for??

[boreal iron]

Dunno just a few years I would guess

[eternal osprey]

Does anyone know a good doc that shows how to send data to an express server?

I am trying to find things on the internet but they are confusing to me

[boreal iron]

Depends on which language you’re speaking about

[ancient nova]

u listen to an endpoint and then do a post request I think

[eternal osprey]

Well yeah i quite know

i have gathered some things together but it doesn't work

[ancient nova]

can u send the code?

[boreal iron]

Post request sending your stringyfied data as body

To your local endpoint

[ancient nova]

js

[eternal osprey]

and the .get property?

[earnest phoenix]

just do smth like

[boreal iron]

[earnest phoenix]

const express = require("express");
const bodyParser = require("body-parser");
const router = express.Router();
const app = express();

app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }));
app.use(bodyParser.json());

router.post(‘/handle’,(request,response) => {
console.log(request.body);
});

app.use("/", router);

make sure you npm install --save body-parser or whatever you're using too

[rustic nova]

wrong

fetch the invites

[eternal osprey]

  client.dataserver.get("/data", (req,res)=>{
        res.json( interaction );
    })```This returns me:

TypeError: Do not know how to serialize a BigInt

[rustic nova]

wait for event,

fetch the invites again

find the ones that have +1

[eternal osprey]

If the computer doesn't know, how should i 😭

[boreal iron]

AUREL READ THE MESSAGES ABOVE AND BELOW

[rustic nova]

nah i dont like to read

[earnest phoenix]

what is client defined as

[eternal osprey]

    const express = require('express')
    const bodyParser = require('body-parser');
    const cors = require('cors');
    const app = express();
    const port = 3000;
    app.use(cors());
    app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }));
    app.use(bodyParser.json());
    app.get('/', (req, res) => {
    res.send('main page')
    });
    app.listen(port, () => console.log(`All music bots listening on port ${port}!`));
     client.dataserver = app```

[earnest phoenix]

The body-parser implementation is included by default in the newer versions of Express, so installing it not needed

[ancient nova]

only way I found is to listen to the guildMemberAdd evevent and check EVERY invite for uses increase

[boreal iron]

Use a screen reader then

[ancient nova]

quite stupid imo

[earnest phoenix]

ah nice, haven't used express in a while

[ancient nova]

not adding the invite tracker then

[rustic nova]

text to speech tells me to use a screenreader

[ancient nova]

it's gonna increase my ram usage even more than it already is

[boreal iron]

[earnest phoenix]

yeah so you're handling get reqs

[eternal osprey]

And this is in the interactioncreate event

mhmm

[elder oxide]

your screenreader told me to use text to speech

[earnest phoenix]

have you got an app.post?

[rustic nova]

tts says your screenreader told me to use text to speech

[eternal osprey]

yeah it's under the get:

 client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
        console.log(req.body)
    })```

[elder oxide]

crazy, it's telling me to call your phone now

[rustic nova]

oh damn its telling me to use -b hayper

[eternal osprey]

Each tutorial and doc i have seen told me to do these things

[earnest phoenix]

ok add the router first

[eternal osprey]

TypeError: Do not know how to serialize a BigInt```still hits me with this

[earnest phoenix]

const router = express.Router();

and change client.dataserver.post to router.post

[eternal osprey]

That isn;t needed

as i am using the cors package

[earnest phoenix]

ah

alright nvm I dunno

[eternal osprey]

😭

[earnest phoenix]

You're passing an object that contains a bigint, Express tries to serialize the values but JSON does not have a way to represent bigints, so you have to convert it to something else

[boreal iron]

The interaction data you send probably contains a permission bigint

[eternal osprey]

I am sending the normal interaction data from the interactionCreate event

does that contain a bigInt?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[boreal iron]

Yeah the permissions

[eternal osprey]

If yes, how would i convert it to a readable state?

JSON.parse()?

[boreal iron]

Convert it to a string for example

[eternal osprey]

I used .stringify

still returns me the same BigInt

[boreal iron]

As Voltrex said JSON stringyfing can’t represent a bigint value

[eternal osprey]

.toString() would that work?

[earnest phoenix]

can't you just x = String(x)

You can pass a replacer function to the JSON.stringify() method to convert the bigints to a string for example

[boreal iron]

The permissions bigints need to be converted to strings, yes

That’s probably the easiest solution

[eternal osprey]

This is really hot

[lyric mountain]

lmao

that's also the pov of people who use jsondb sometimes

[boreal iron]

jasondb

[eternal osprey]

Why the fuck is it saying object object, i am literally only passing a stringified interaction

[boreal iron]

I took the part Since Tim isn’t here atm

[earnest phoenix]

For example:

JSON.stringify(
  interaction,
  (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
    ? value.toString()
    : value
);

[boreal iron]

Uhh bigint is it’s own type?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[earnest phoenix]

yeah you're stringifying an object

stringify({}) -> [object Object]

[eternal osprey]

i see, yeah that's dumb

express still confused me.

So for some reason, the get method posts my data to my webserver

and the post reads?

[boreal iron]

Errr Wut

[eternal osprey]

This worked but it's going to be unusable by all the \ marks.

[earnest phoenix]

👀 Huh?

[eternal osprey]

 client.dataserver.get("/data", (req,res)=>{
    
        res.json(JSON.stringify(
            interaction,
            (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
              ? value.toString()
              : value
          ));
    })```This is a .get method, but sends data to my webserver?

[boreal iron]

I ain’t see shit on mobile wtf

[earnest phoenix]

The res.json() method responds back to the GET request, so that's why that data is shown

[eternal osprey]

Owhhh i see!

[boreal iron]

The \ you see are escaping your quotes

Since the entire thing is a string

Already wrapped in quotes

[eternal osprey]

So parsing it back to json would remove the quotes right?

[boreal iron]

Quotes inside quotes need to be escaped

[eternal osprey]

and make it a usable json again?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[boreal iron]

Yes

[eternal osprey]

I see, awesome, thanks!

[eternal osprey]

So now we have this.

It posts the data to the webserver

how would i pull the /data contents from the webserver now?

[earnest phoenix]

What exactly do you mean by that?

[boreal iron]

Well you simply respond with the stringyfied object to the get request

You just need to get the response

[eternal osprey]

Huh wait

wait wait

look

[boreal iron]

You must be requesting this <url>/data endpoint somewhere

[eternal osprey]

 client.dataserver.get("/data", (req,res)=>{
       res.json(JSON.stringify(
            interaction,
            (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
              ? value.toString()
              : value
          ));
    })
    client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
   
    })```If the .get is doing all the work, what the fuck is the .post data for?

[boreal iron]

Now get the response …json() it and you got your object again

[eternal osprey]

Because right now it seems like the .get is sending the data.

[earnest phoenix]

post is for posting data to the server

[eternal osprey]

Well i am posting data to my webserver, using the .get?

[earnest phoenix]

you're sending a get req to the server with the information you want

[eternal osprey]

like to be seen here

[boreal iron]

get(“/data”) is just the listener for GET requests on that endpoint

[earnest phoenix]

and the server responds to the get req with the data

so you're GETing data

[boreal iron]

You must be calling that endpoint somewhere

[eternal osprey]

But the post is empty, the webserver is empty. I am then calling the .get, and then it displays the data out of nowhere.

[earnest phoenix]

yes because it's replying to the get request

and that is what is shown

[eternal osprey]

huhhhh\

[earnest phoenix]

(req,res) is short for (request, response)

[eternal osprey]

bro a ghost is controlling my webserver

[eternal osprey]

yeah i know

[earnest phoenix]

yeah so the response is what is "sending the data"

[boreal iron]

The get request listener MUST be placed in your slave clients, the post request must be send to the slave endpoint once an interaction happens

[eternal osprey]

But right now the post doesn't do shit

if i for example do:

[earnest phoenix]

well you aren't making any post requests

[boreal iron]

Because you don’t post anything in your event

[earnest phoenix]

so that checks out

when you do res.json(...)

[boreal iron]

I’m gonna send you an example in a few seconds

[earnest phoenix]

you're sending the JSON response

[boreal iron]

Once the Pc has booted up

[earnest phoenix]

if you comment out res.json(...) it won't "send" anything

[eternal osprey]

client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
     
        
        res.json(JSON.stringify(
            interaction,
            (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
              ? value.toString()
              : value
          ));
         
    })
    client.dataserver.get("/data", (req,res)=>{
        console.log(req)
         
           
        })```this for example doesn't post

but isn't the post supposed to fucking post

[earnest phoenix]

it supposed to handle a POST request

[earnest phoenix]

yeah see

because you're now handling a POST request

not a get request

and you're sending a get request

[boreal iron]

Ok once again you don’t need a post request listener

[eternal osprey]

No?

[earnest phoenix]

and theres nothing in there but a console log

[eternal osprey]

So a get could do anything

[eternal osprey]

i see

[earnest phoenix]

change them back

and do res.json({ bruh: true})

that's what it will respond with

[boreal iron]

Inside your interaction event you curl your two endpoint in simpe words and pass the data to it

[boreal iron]

Sorry was meant to say GET request listener

Inside your interaction event you send this POST request to your two bot slave endpoints
And for both you create a POST request listener

[eternal osprey]

I did remove the post like you told me and it works too

[boreal iron]

Since both are starting a webserver you have to use two different ports for em

[eternal osprey]

i am so dumb

[eternal osprey]

So the res.json basically displays everything you want lmao

[earnest phoenix]

here's a better explanation

GET is saying "I want the data in request, I am waiting for a response which should contain my data"

POST is saying "Do something with the data in request. I am waiting for a reponse which will tell me if you did it or not"

[eternal osprey]

so i am in fact not sending any data to the webserver, only returning them data i want to see?

[earnest phoenix]

you're only sending the request

[eternal osprey]

Okay i see

So in the /post, i must send the data.

[boreal iron]

Tf are you doing

[eternal osprey]

In the /get read the data

[eternal osprey]

Bro i am confused

[boreal iron]

I thought you wanna send the interaction data to your two other clients?

[eternal osprey]

Yes

[boreal iron]

So both need to listen for post requests your master does

[eternal osprey]

i am trying to send the i data to the webserver

yeah

[boreal iron]

Ok then both slave clients are running that express server listening for post requests and your master just sends a post request using, http, node-fetch or undici lib for example

It actually sends two post requests

One to the first machine, one to the second machine

[eternal osprey]

I've actually setup that express server on the masters client

[boreal iron]

Since both Webservers running locally require different ports

[boreal iron]

No that’s nonsense

The master does not need to listen for anything

[eternal osprey]

So wait, i need to do a post request to the webserver on the masters end, and then read the data using a get requests on the slave's end?

[boreal iron]

Since he gets the interaction

[eternal osprey]

Yeah, so he should send the data over to the others, using the webserver

[boreal iron]

No

NOT BY USING A WEBSERVER

you simply send a http post request

It doesn’t need a webserver

You can use the inbuilt http lib or undici of nodejs

To simply send that post request to your Webservers on your slave clients

Or node-fetch

Whatever you like

With the interaction data as content

(body)

[eternal osprey]

So you are telling me i should create a webserver on each one of my slaves?

[boreal iron]

#development message

I did, yes

[eternal osprey]

Okay wait i will try it out

[boreal iron]

Can’t be hard to figure out

The two slaves need a letter box to receive a letter but the master doesn’t need one to send a letter

He just needs the trigger to send his letter

Which is your interaction aka when an user presses your button

-> POST request to your other two clients

Those are listening for requests waiting to do something the master says

[eternal osprey]

So the post request is an event that listens to posts made to the webserver of the slaves?

OOOwh wow

[boreal iron]

server.post() creates a listener on that path for post requests

It doesn’t send one

I literally asked you what you are familiar with and you said express

That has been close enough to be as confusing as a discussion with Bae

[eternal osprey]

Okay i see

But like, js client.dataserver.post("/musicbot2", (req,res)=>{ console.log(res) })this is now setup to one of my slaves

and now i just do a post request to the webserver/musicbot2 path using http?

[boreal iron]

The path can be the same for both slaves

You app listen() requires to use two different ports

Since both Webservers are running on the same machine

[eternal osprey]

yup

[boreal iron]

And can’t occupy the same ports

[eternal osprey]

I see, as it's using different ports so different data

client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
      console.log(res)
    })```i must wrap this in an interval right

to continuously check for posts being done

[quartz kindle]

no?

its an event

[eternal osprey]

Owh sorry

[boreal iron]

Ffs I can’t start my PC

Bullshit

PSU doing strange sounds

Well fuck this I’m going to sleep the rest of the day

[quartz kindle]

hit it with a bat

[boreal iron]

lol but no the RGBs is still lighting up

Can’t destroy that

[quartz kindle]

put it on your christmas tree

[boreal iron]

Most important thing in a PC

lmao

Damn imagine a christmas tree with a 1080Ti

it would tip over and fall down

[eternal osprey]

var XMLHttpRequest = require('xhr2');
    let xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
xhr.open("POST", "https://localhost:3000/data");


xhr.onreadystatechange = function () {
  if (xhr.readyState === 4) {
  }};

let data = JSON.stringify(
    interaction,
    (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
      ? value.toString()
      : value
  )
console.log(data)
xhr.send(data);
    ```Okay i have set this in the masters file.

In the slave's file i've got this setup: js client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{ console.log(req) })

It doesn't long anything tho. Nor does it send anything to the localhost url

[boreal iron]

Oof xml request

First of all your localhost doesn’t use the secure protocol

[eternal osprey]

It doesn't need to be secure now?

i am just using this for testing

later on i will use the ports of my vps to start the servers

[boreal iron]

You can’t just use the secure protocol out of nowhere

There has to be a valid cert, a validation with the cert server an handshake going on etc.

So use non-secure http protocol

http://localhost:3000/data

Fuck auto correct

Also please the http lib, node-fetch or the ugly kid undici

Even axios is better than what I see

[eternal osprey]

I've used this but still no data displayed

[boreal iron]

Are all 3 clients on your local machine NOW?

[eternal osprey]

i am only use 1 master and 1 slave to test

and yeah

   var XMLHttpRequest = require('xhr2');
    let xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
xhr.open("POST", "http://localhost:3000/data");


xhr.onreadystatechange = function () {
  if (xhr.readyState === 4) {
  }};

let data = JSON.stringify(
    interaction,
    (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
      ? value.toString()
      : value
  )
console.log(data)
xhr.send(data);```This in the master

[boreal iron]

That’s being executed inside your interaction event?

[eternal osprey]

ready event:
const express = require('express')
            const bodyParser = require('body-parser');
            const cors = require('cors');
            const router = express.Router();
            const app = express();
            const port = 3000;
            app.use(cors());
            
            
            app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }));
            app.use(bodyParser.json());
            app.get('/', (req, res) => {
                res.send('main page')
            });
        
            app.listen(port, () => console.log(`Bot #2 listening on port ${port}!`));
            client.dataserver = app``` and ```js
this on the interactioncreate event
  client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
      console.log(req)
    })```on the slave's end

[eternal osprey]

Yeah

[eternal osprey]

That 2nd part is inside the interactioncreate event, that might be the issue

[boreal iron]

Tf

That event is never being triggered

[eternal osprey]

yeah

[solemn latch]

You're using a get event and sending a post request

[boreal iron]

No

[eternal osprey]

it's due to the event being in my interactioncreate

nvm

its still not working lol

[boreal iron]

The post listener will be created using his client.dataserver

Where is the code now?

[elder oxide]

wth is going on?

[eternal osprey]

I had moved it outside the event, however it's not the problem

because after my xhr2 send, i am checking the localhost/data and it's not displaying anything as well

[boreal iron]

It can’t be inside the interaction event

[boreal iron]

Please use an appropriate lib

As I said

[eternal osprey]

So you are telling me it's cuz of the library?

I will switch then

[boreal iron]

Not sure if cors could prevent that local request, too

You will have to investigate

[eternal osprey]

😭

[elder oxide]

cors will try everything to stop you

even on local

[boreal iron]

[eternal osprey]

how can i stop cors from stopping me?

[boreal iron]

You don’t need cors or the router at all here

So don’t import em

[eternal osprey]

okay, removing it

[solemn latch]

this on the interactioncreate event
  client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
      console.log(req)
    })

this is in another event? 👀

[boreal iron]

Yeah told him to move it out already

[solemn latch]

oh okay

[boreal iron]

The bot can’t even receive an interaction

[eternal osprey]

Yeah that's not a concern for now

right now i am concerned on why this bitch of a code doesn't send the data to my endpoint

[boreal iron]

It is since the event is never been called

[eternal osprey]

oowh

[boreal iron]

Correct since it’s listening to a post request

Not to a get request

Works

Now back to your master

Use a fucking appropriate LIB

[eternal osprey]

Huh

[boreal iron]

Or I will scream

[solemn latch]

curl -X POST http://localhost:3000/data in your local terminal/command prompt

if you want to check that specific endpoint

[boreal iron]

Opening that endpoint in your browser literally sends a GET request to it which is the default request method

[eternal osprey]

I see!

[eternal osprey]

Yup i understand now

Is it okay if that piece of code is in the ready event?

Or wouldn't it work as well

[boreal iron]

Which piece of code

On which client

[eternal osprey]

  client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
        console.log(req)
     })```

[solemn latch]

ideally that would be outside of any event.

[boreal iron]

Yes it’s okay to create the listener once the client is ready

[eternal osprey]

I see

[solemn latch]

if you want to wait until the client is ready you would have a ready check in the event itself.

[boreal iron]

Since you need ready client to perform an action

[solemn latch]

ideally you would send a response if the client isnt ready.

[boreal iron]

Also a Solution yes

But the ready event is being sent once only

So it’s okay

[eternal osprey]

    client.dataserver.post("/data", (req,res)=>{
                console.log(req)
             })```this is indeed returning me the req data

to display the sent data, i would need to use req.body right?

[boreal iron]

But still creating the server outside would be better practice

No doubts

[boreal iron]

You want the body you sent from your master, yeah

[eternal osprey]

req.body returns me {}

😭

[boreal iron]

Did you actually send something g?

[eternal osprey]

xhr is sending: js {"type":3,"id":"1008744142978945054","applicationId":"1003343920484339733","channelId":"1007793153773940816","guildId":"996722689010061322","user":"345138133429649408","member":"345138133429649408","version":1,"appPermissions":"4398046511103","memberPermissions":"1071698660929","locale":"en-US","guildLocale":"en-US","message":"1008741523346694235","customId":"play","componentType":2,"deferred":false,"ephemeral":null,"replied":false,"webhook":{"id":"1003343920484339733"}}

[boreal iron]

That’s stringyfied

?

[eternal osprey]

yeah

[boreal iron]

Tf you’re still using xml

[eternal osprey]

let data = JSON.stringify(
    interaction,
    (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
      ? value.toString()
      : value
  )
console.log(data)
xhr.send(data);```

wait

waiut

wait

[boreal iron]

I swear if you don’t change that I will punch you

[eternal osprey]

josn.Stringify is not a thing we could use

[boreal iron]

Now

[eternal osprey]

Whahahha bro let me fix this first

[boreal iron]

YOU FIX THAT LIB FIRST

🔫

[eternal osprey]

console.log(xhr.status);
console.log(xhr.responseText); returns me 0

and blank lol

you know what , i am changing to axios but i bet for 10$ it's going to be the same

[solemn latch]

xhr wont have a response, you are not sending a response.

[boreal iron]

If you have to use a lib then at least node-fetch

[elder oxide]

axios is so much easier ngl (than xhr2)

[eternal osprey]

uhh

So i switched to axios and it worked lmao

[boreal iron]

I wonder express doesn’t respond with a 200 on success automatically

[boreal iron]

I TOLD YOU THAT 15 MINS BEFORE

[eternal osprey]

sssh

[boreal iron]

Ok your nickname now

Mr. bae 2

Change it

[earnest phoenix]

Beware that Axios is mostly bloat, at least use something like Undici

[boreal iron]

(or node-fetch)

The 50th time

[eternal osprey]

It can be as bloat as it wants, it just needs to work whahaha

[eternal osprey]

Node-fetch only uses imports

unless i use an older client

[boreal iron]

No

Yea

Then just install v2

npm install node-fetch@2

[earnest phoenix]

Just use ESM

God damn it

[boreal iron]

(still maintained)

Shut up

php > * > cjs > esm

To expand Tim’s quote

A bit

[earnest phoenix]

FakE I'm going to remove CJS completely because you said that, you must use ESM!

[boreal iron]

Fuck it I’m gonna create my own environment then

[eternal osprey]

that req.body doesn't contain all the interaction info thoo

like customids etc

[boreal iron]

Well you fucked it up then

Show the code

[eternal osprey]

The first one is the req.body logged

the blue one is the real interaction response that's being sent by axios

[eternal osprey]

I thought it might have been a problem due to that it's a string, so i used JSON.parse, but it returned me that it cannot return value b ack to primitive object

Yeah you see

{"type":3,"id":"1008746829501964398","applicationId":"1003343920484339733","channelId":"1007793153773940816","guildId":"996722689010061322","user":"345138133429649408","member":"345138133429649408","version":1,"appPermissions":"4398046511103","memberPermissions":"1071698660929","locale":"en-US","guildLocale":"en-US","message":"1008746821281136702","customId":"play","componentType":2,"deferred":false,"ephemeral":null,"replied":false,"webhook":{"id":"1003343920484339733"}}:''```this is the full string, it just didn't scroll with output lol

Tho how can i parse it back to json

[boreal iron]

well in the post listener add json() as method to the request parameter

[eternal osprey]

how would i add a method

[boreal iron]

if that’s a thing in express ?!

Didn’t you already import the body parser?

[eternal osprey]

you can, using app = express.jons

[boreal iron]

If so then use it

[solemn latch]

if your bodyparser/express.json is setup then the only reason it would give you a string is if the content type isnt being set in the request

[earnest phoenix]

Is it possible to get HWID from a system in a chrome extension? If so please link the api

[eternal osprey]

It's text inside an object

[eternal osprey]

I dont think i did

[boreal iron]

That’s why I said show the code

#development message

And you responded with the output

Instead

[eternal osprey]

  const response = await axios.post("http://localhost:3000/data", {
                headers: {
                    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
                 
                },
                data
            })      ```even after setting the content type

it still gives me the initial stringified result

 let data = JSON.stringify(
            interaction,
            (_, value) => typeof value === 'bigint'
              ? value.toString()
              : value
          )```

Is there really no way to re-parse it back to json

[solemn latch]

I do it all the time on express.

[boreal iron]

That’s looks accurate for me

[eternal osprey]

console.log(JSON.parse(req.body.data))```forgot to parse it back to json

now it works

guys, it's been a rollercoaster of emotions today

[elder oxide]

axios already parse it for you though-

[eternal osprey]

but i wold love to thank everyone for helping me

[solemn latch]

yeah

[eternal osprey]

no, it returns me: {data, headers}

data only contains the string

[earnest phoenix]

At least this didn't take longer than Bae's requests for help

[eternal osprey]

But it works, so that's a good think

[boreal iron]

[eternal osprey]

you hear that, i am smarter than bae

[boreal iron]

You also ignored what I wanted to know