development

[ancient nova]

1/10 chance for the embed to be named sus o meter

[boreal iron]

And we still love you Misty

[sharp geyser]

😔

Then help me

[boreal iron]

[sharp geyser]

;)

[ancient nova]

🤣

[boreal iron]

If I would only know what it is

Then I would

[sharp geyser]

Well too bad

you shall never know

the awesome thing I am doing

[boreal iron]

:D

But but but I kindly ask

[sharp geyser]

But nah I am making a chat app to practice websocketing

and am having troubles displaying the messages to all clients in real time

as soon as they are sent

Doesn't help that the thing I am using to receive from the server uses a package I have 0 clue how to use right now

[boreal iron]

Don’t u just use some event system which emits an event being send to the client when a new message has been sent!

[sharp geyser]

Indeed

[boreal iron]

Isn’t that sort of the easiest way of doing it

[sharp geyser]

The client sends an event to the server that it receives and processes and sends smth back to the client

the smth back right now is the message and sender

but I have never used rxjs so whats being received in the client is turning into an Obeservable and I have 0 clue how to efficiently extract the data from an Observable without making spaghetti code

[ancient nova]

huh createdAt doesn't return ms

@boreal iron just tell me this and I can go to jail peacefully

[sharp geyser]

it returns a timestamp

[ancient nova]

huuuuh

how do I convert it to ms then

wth

[boreal iron]

Ok nothing I can help you with, too unfortunately
I made very simply System using only basic JS

[sharp geyser]

Yea I am using Angular

and Nestjs

and the only popular package I see for implementing a "easy" client implementation of client socketing is ngx-socket-io

but it turns everything into an Observable

and I have no idea how to use rxjs

and frankly I don't wanna learn

[boreal iron]

Hmm well never worked with em

[ancient nova]

if that's what it returns then how the hell does my whois command works?

I'm using the exact same thing and it somehow converts it to normal time

my timeAgo function takes in MS???

[sudden geyser]

You should one day, it can be very useful.

[sharp geyser]

Teach me then

:)

right now I am fucking it up

[sudden geyser]

No

[boreal iron]

Guess you’re fucked then Misty

[fallen holly]

            const Target1 = interaction.options.getMember("user") || interaction.member.user

 if (Target1.memberPermissions.has("KICK_MEMBERS")) {
                                          ^

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'has')

I'm trying to make a user info cmd

[boreal iron]

[sharp geyser]

thanks

[sharp geyser]

memberPermissions?

no idea what that is

[sudden geyser]

Do user instances have permissions?

[boreal iron]

Users don’t have member permissions

[ancient nova]

what????

am I missing something??

[boreal iron]

No but guild members have

[ancient nova]

how does that work

my timeAgo function takes in MS

MS

[sharp geyser]

Cause stupid

its in ms

[ancient nova]

wot

[sharp geyser]

but djs probably does something when its called on its own and sent to a channel

and turns it into a readable format

same with if you try and send a member object without putting it in code blocks or whatever

iirc it just pings the user

[ancient nova]

then how come this returns false ? member.user.createdAt <= 6.912e+8

the account age is 6 days the amount of ms adds up to 8 days

[sharp geyser]

you are trying to compare a timestamp to a smaller number...

a timestamp will end up being a massive number in ms

do you think that massive number will be less than 6.912e+8ms?

[ancient nova]

no the createdAt adds up to 6 days, right? and the 6.912e+8ms is 8 days

so what's going on?

[ancient nova]

I think I'm actually bad at maths lmao

[sharp geyser]

wait one sec I think I might be doing math wrong

[ancient nova]

my brain is hurting

[sharp geyser]

you should be doing it correct yea

Unless createdAt is valued at more than 8 days

[ancient nova]

no it's definitely not

I tried 30 days timestamp

still returned false

what the actual hell..?

[sharp geyser]

@civic scroll hello qt

I have angular question from last night when u available

<3

[boreal iron]

Im continuously offline

[sharp geyser]

Once I get used to this rxjs bullshit

I will be able to make actual progress

[boreal iron]

Also where are all my messages I sent when I was offline?

[fallen holly]

what does

[boreal iron]

Going into the void

Wtf is going on here

huh

time to delete my discord account I guess

[ancient nova]

dude what the hellll!!!

I can't get createdAt to return ms

[boreal iron]

Wut?

[ancient nova]

when I run it over my timeAgo function it returns 6 days ago

when I compare it to 8 days ms it returns false even though 8 days is larger than 6 dyas

WHY

WHAT IS GOING ON

[boreal iron]

What are you actually talking about?

[sharp geyser]

oh wait

I am dumb

forgot djs split shit

[ancient nova]

I just want to check whether an account is younger than a week

[sharp geyser]

createdAt is the actual date

createdTimestamp is what you want

[ancient nova]

but then how come my createdAt changes into MS????

[sharp geyser]

🤷‍♀️

dont question shit

[ancient nova]

my timeAgo function takes in MS and somehow when I do createdAt it turns it into regular time?

[sharp geyser]

just use createdTimestamp

ez

[ancient nova]

I am

I think we live in a simulation

that can't be real bruh

😭

how does that work

[boreal iron]

I feel like we should ask to see your function but no, that won’t happen

Not falling for it this time

[ancient nova]

Math.floor((new Date() - new Date(date)) / 1000);
``` date is the thing that is going into the function

somehow this turns createdAt weird shit into MS

[sharp geyser]

There you go

[ancient nova]

[sharp geyser]

you are taking a date and making it a new date

and subtracting by the current date

[ancient nova]

I'm such a dummy

[sharp geyser]

you don't even need new Date(date) iirc

since whatever date is will already be a Date object

[boreal iron]

Should have kept my mouth

[ancient nova]

I don't even know why I did that this way

I'm so confused with myself

[boreal iron]

Ur not the only one

[quartz kindle]

valueOf abuser smh

[boreal iron]

Don’t u like to be abused a little bit?

[sharp geyser]

ofc he does

he comes here every day

[ancient nova]

I'm going to bed

[boreal iron]

lmao

[ancient nova]

gn

[boreal iron]

Don’t have nightmares of your code

[quartz kindle]

so did they leave the content intent thingy paused half-way?

my bot doesnt respond to text commands on my server anymore, but its still responding to other servers in my logs lol

[boreal iron]

Just gets rolled out slowly

[quartz kindle]

people still insist on using text commands

[boreal iron]

Oh

[quartz kindle]

even though they are given a big ass warning on every text response

[boreal iron]

Is it sharded?

[quartz kindle]

yeah, not many tho

[boreal iron]

They said they re careful to not disconnect all shards at once especially for large bots

[quartz kindle]

yeah

this is my bot logs lmao

[boreal iron]

Enjoy your last moments I guess

[boreal iron]

With so much variety Discord tries to archive I guess things will and can go wrong

Or not as planned

[sharp geyser]

v9 deprecation soon™️

[sudden geyser]

/command ... that's actually smart af

[quartz kindle]

wouldnt it be funny if after the intent enforcement there remained a few bots they forgot to apply the changes to

and they become the only bots in the world that can still read messages without the intent

[quartz kindle]

i just hooked up everything together into a messy multi-version/multi-api thing lmao

[boreal iron]

To be fair if discord would have released slash command mentions as part of the message formatting earlier it would have been easier to add them as examples to your user notifications screaming to use slash commands from now on

[sudden geyser]

wait @bot exists

less smart

[lyric mountain]

timo timo timotei

[quartz kindle]

exists yes

but im gonna shut down the whole process

my bot has 2 processes running rn, one for slash commands, another for websocket

both processes access the same command files lmao

[boreal iron]

Much efficient

Blocking files while reading?

[quartz kindle]

yeah except the slash command process has to load all the legacy crap from the other process to be able to use its commands

[boreal iron]

Please Tim

Don’t become the next Bae

Fix your code

[quartz kindle]

my bot is literally 2 cars hooked to the same battery rn

[boreal iron]

[quartz kindle]

even worse

[sharp geyser]

hey tim

ever use rxjs

[quartz kindle]

one car has the engine, the other car has no engine and instead has a bunch of gears that hook into the first cars engine to power its own wheels

[quartz kindle]

nop

[sharp geyser]

Okay so can someone help me think something out real quick

Heres the current process of how I handle messages

User Types message -> They Press send and it gets sent over the socket to the server where it is saved to a db or whatever -> Server responds back with the message and the sender and any other relevant information -> How should the client display this message?

[boreal iron]

Tim close to be scratched off the list of proficient developers

[sharp geyser]

I have a feeling I should be updating the div unordered list when I receive a message from the server instead of in the html file itself

<button (click)="this.sendMessage('Hello, World!')" >Send Message</button>

<div *ngIf="messages.length !== 0">
  <ul *ngFor="let message of this.messages">
    <li>{{ message.message }}</li>
  </ul>
</div>

[wheat mesa]

that looks like hell

[sharp geyser]

It is

Cause I have 0 fucking clue what I am doing

[wheat mesa]

good thing I have 0 clue what you're doing too

[sharp geyser]

rxjs makes everything an Observable so I am doing it in a weird way

[wheat mesa]

why javascript when rust exists

C:

[sharp geyser]

import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import {Socket} from "ngx-socket-io";
import {map} from "rxjs";

@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'root'
})
export class ChatService {

  constructor(private socket: Socket) {}

  sendMessage(msg: string) {
    this.socket.emit('message', msg)
  }

  getMessage() {
    return this.socket.fromEvent<{ message: string, sender: string }>('message').pipe(map(data => data))
  }

}

This is my ChatService that handles actually sending and receiving messages

import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import {ChatService} from "./chat.service";

@Component({
  selector: 'app-chat',
  templateUrl: './chat.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./chat.component.scss'],
})
export class ChatComponent implements OnInit {

  messages: Array<{ message: string, sender: string }> = []

  constructor(private chatService: ChatService) { }

  sendMessage(msg: string) {
    this.chatService.sendMessage(msg)
  }

  getMessages() {
    const message = this.chatService.getMessage()
    message.subscribe(data => {
      this.messages.push({ message: data.message, sender: data.sender })
    })
    return this.messages;
  }

  ngOnInit(): void {
  }

}

This is how I send the message to the service and how I get the message and add it to the this.messages array

but I realized I don't need to return this.messages anyway cause I can just access it

[wheat mesa]

yeah why have encapsulation when you can just make everything public C:

misty how do you like my plans for making a bytecode VM ```rs
/*

• TODO:
• • Redo operations to allow more than 1 byte access to constants
• • Each op is still 1 byte, but can be followed by data greater than 1 byte
• • Use Cursor instead of BufReader
• • String format: LEN, BYTES
• • Store all floating points as u64, then use f64::from_bits to convert
• BYTECODE FORMAT:
• • First 4 bytes: Number of constants in section - "C"
• • Second 4 bytes: Amount of bytes following the constants section - "N"
• • Bytes 9 to "C": Constants (Strings, numbers, etc)
• • Bytes "C" to "N": Opcodes and data following opcodes
    */

[sharp geyser]

I don't think you even can with angular

at least when I tried I ran into issues

[sharp geyser]

I don't even know how to make a websocket server in rust

I would if I did

and I am not confident in rust and am too scared to try

🥲

[spark flint]

Does interaction return a guildMember object?

[sharp geyser]

If its used in a guild I think so

[boreal iron]

As property yes

[sharp geyser]

Looks nice

I understand only half of that tho

[wheat mesa]

basically I have funny bytes in a file that represent different operations

and I'm thinking of a way to refine my current implementation to better support things

[boreal iron]

Waffle becoming the next Speedy-boy

soon to be banned lmao

[spark flint]

If I have an array of role IDs, how can I check if a user has any one of those roles?

[wheat mesa]

I just like low level

[spark flint]

const memberHasRole = serverConfig.modRoles.some(async (role) => {
    interaction.member.roles.cache.has(role)
});```

I got there but it doesn't work

[wheat mesa]

don't use async there

[spark flint]

ah

[wheat mesa]

But that would be the way to do it from what I can tell

ah you didn't return anything from that

[spark flint]

ah

[wheat mesa]

try js const memberHasRole = serverConfig.modRoles.some(role => { return interaction.member.roles.cache.has(role) }); or ```js
const memberHasRole = serverConfig.modRoles.some(role => interaction.member.roles.cache.has(role));

[hidden gorge]

elseif ($piece[0] !== basename(dirname($_SERVER[PHP_SELF]))) {
                                echo '<a href="'.$piece[1].'">'.$piece[0].'</a>';
                            }```

[wheat mesa]

@boreal iron your domain here

[boreal iron]

Use it as key (string) not as constant

$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']

[hidden gorge]

wdym

[boreal iron]

Compare what I wrote with yours

You’re using PHP_SELF as constant not as key to the global $_SERVER array

Ow yaay am I offline again?

[hidden gorge]

it works

[boreal iron]

Hmm just took like 20s to be send again

Idk

What’s going on today

[hidden gorge]

my wifi sucks

oh

[sharp geyser]

Discord being dumb

[sharp geyser]

This is likely unrelated to the main issue

[boreal iron]

Nah I’m continuously being offline like every few minutes today

Maybe already reached my traffic limit

Idk

[carmine summit]

How do I call client deep in another file?

[sharp geyser]

Wdym

[carmine summit]

client is defined in index.js when it's ready, its going to call ./tools/tasks.js (init()) which is going to call ./update.js (update()) which needs to access client

[sharp geyser]

You can keep passing client down the chain

[carmine summit]

in the function parameters?

[sharp geyser]

Yea

[boreal iron]

Or export it and import it

[carmine summit]

wont that get messy af?

[sharp geyser]

Yes

Which is why no one does this

[carmine summit]

how about this?

[sharp geyser]

That's the better option

Ig

[boreal iron]

Tbh I would create a class in your tasks.js and pass client in your index to it when initiating the class after importing tasks.js

[quartz kindle]

it lets you create a system where the bot cannot be invited until the person obtains special permission to invite it, for example some kind of registration system where the bot cannot be invited until the registration is complete

[sharp geyser]

So you can essentially make a private beta cool

[civic scroll]

hi

[sharp geyser]

hi sayuri

I'm fixing to take a shower but I'll be back soon

[civic scroll]

> sayuri runtime init

[quartz kindle]

dont

[civic scroll]

ok

[quartz kindle]

never export stuff from index.js

[sharp geyser]

Don't listen to Tim rebel!!!

[quartz kindle]

unless you know what you're doing

[boreal iron]

> sayuri pause

[sharp geyser]

Rebel against Tim

[civic scroll]

you export function callbacks

then you call it inside index

using event emitters

[carmine summit]

that also sounds messy af

[civic scroll]

nah

it's not

simple as shit

otherwise you have no way to access the client var

[boreal iron]

Define a class in your tasks file, export it, import it in your index and initiate the class, pass client to it

Easy

[civic scroll]

no

[boreal iron]

Yes

[quartz kindle]

the only safe way to export stuff from index.js is to import it inside functions and not in the root file

[civic scroll]

function callbacks are the most optimal

[quartz kindle]

otherwise you have circular deps

[civic scroll]

^

@quartz kindle still that variable access inside events?

[quartz kindle]

hmm?

[civic scroll]

what's the context that the client is accessed

[carmine summit]

it sends updates from an api

to a channel

[quartz kindle]

if you export it from index and import it elsewhere?

[civic scroll]

use event emitters with callbacks

this is, similar stuffs to websocket and rxjs

[civic scroll]

maybe, but you will have to instantiate the instance first

something like a singleton container

[boreal iron]

He’s asking how to pass a var to another module and you’re recommending him to overengineer stuff

Poor dude

[carmine summit]

is there any guides to help me with this?

[quartz kindle]

hacker mode: ```js
// index.js
global.client = new Discord.Client(...)

// file.js
global.client.channels.cache.get(...).send(...)

[civic scroll]

explain to me how you place things

[boreal iron]

Oh Tim

Or should I said Bae 2.0

[civic scroll]

so in index you define a client
and in that same file when a command occurs it calls the function from another file

is that right

[carmine summit]

literally this

[civic scroll]

and that another file tries to import the client

if that's the case with this solution, this man clearly never knew function binding

wait, where is it invoked

index?

[carmine summit]

yeah it defined in index

[civic scroll]

export the files as functions

inside index you bind the callback with the client

so that inside other file you can access it

here's an example
evt/interactionEvent.js

export function interactionEvent = (client, interaction) => console.log;

index.js

//... you set the client up and stuffs
const eventData = await import("evt/interactionEvent.js");
client.on("interactionCreate", event.bind(null, client);

check if it does console log the client

[quartz kindle]

await import on an es6 export? lmao

[carmine summit]

words cant define how confused i am

[civic scroll]

callbacks with events

[boreal iron]

Sayuri won the prize to be the number one “confuser“ trying to help somebody

[carmine summit]

I'm not using events

[quartz kindle]

can you show some code so we can see what exctly you're doing?

[civic scroll]

i just don't get you are trying to do

[carmine summit]

//index.js
client.once("ready", async () => {
  console.log("Ready!");
  require("./tools/tasks").init();
});

//tasks.js
const { getOrangeAppsUpdates } = require("./orangeapps");

async function init() {
  await getOrangeAppsUpdates().bind(null, client);

//somewhere in getOrangeAppsUpdates
client

[boreal iron]

Just passing a var he defined in his index to another module

[civic scroll]

IT IS

a

CALLBACK

SAY LESS FAKE

[boreal iron]

[civic scroll]

you are doing it the dumb way, thanks

[carmine summit]

wdym

[civic scroll]

you.

you exports as functions to be used later

you pass the client into one of the consumer functions to be used it its body

not this circular import

this is gonna cause you errors later on

ever heard of circular depedency error?

[carmine summit]

no?

[boreal iron]

Imagine simply exporting a class in your tasks file you import and initiate in your index

I like people choosing the hard way

Instead

[civic scroll]

index import tools and execute itself
tools import index
index import tools
this will go on indefinitely

this man is stubborn af, hold lemme boot up the pc

[quartz kindle]

that getOrangeAppsUpdates doesnt make much sense, can you show what the function does? await bind is not a thing

[civic scroll]

it consumes the client variable

[quartz kindle]

init() suggests you are initializing something, not running the function

[civic scroll]

so why can't he export it as a function

[quartz kindle]

aka preparing the function for running it later

[civic scroll]

he should have exported it as a class

[quartz kindle]

so does getOrangeAppUpdates get initialized when you call it in init?

and then has a separate function to actually run ?

or is the getOrangeAppUpdates the actual function that is run on every event? in which case why is it being run on init?

[boreal iron]

Not that I already mentioned this like 10 times

[civic scroll]

🗿

[carmine summit]

yeah, there is a scheduler for it

I just added the .bind to see if itl work

[civic scroll]

let me see the scheduler

[quartz kindle]

can you show how is it scheduled?

[civic scroll]

now.

[carmine summit]

async function init() {
  await getOrangeAppsUpdates().bind(null, client);

  //Busy school days
  schedule.scheduleJob("*/30 8-16 * * 1-5", function () {
    getOrangeAppsUpdates();
  });

  //Idle school days
  schedule.scheduleJob("0 0-7,17-23 * * 1-5", function () {
    getOrangeAppsUpdates();
  });

  //Weekends
  schedule.scheduleJob("0 * * * 0,6", function () {
    getOrangeAppsUpdates();
  });
}

[quartz kindle]

ah i see what you want

ok so do this

[civic scroll]

export as functions

there will be event registers
before listening to them

[carmine summit]

im using no events...

[quartz kindle]

//index.js
const tasks = require("./tools/tasks");
client.once("ready", async () => {
  console.log("Ready!");
  tasks.init(client);
});


//tasks.js
const { getOrangeAppsUpdates } = require("./orangeapps");
module.exports = function init(client) {
  const myOranges = getOrangeAppsUpdates.bind(null, client);
  schedule.scheduleJob(..., () => {
    myOranges()
  })
}

[civic scroll]

finally

thanks tim

[quartz kindle]

or simply this ```js
//tasks.js
const { getOrangeAppsUpdates } = require("./orangeapps");
module.exports = function init(client) {
schedule.scheduleJob(..., () => {
getOrangeAppsUpdates(client)
})
}

no real need to bind there

no need for async either

[carmine summit]

so just pass client as parameters?

[quartz kindle]

yeah

[civic scroll]

i told you

[carmine summit]

I was here to avoid that..

[quartz kindle]

no point in avoiding that

[civic scroll]

question is, why?

[carmine summit]

seems messy

[quartz kindle]

unless you want to use this

[civic scroll]

your implementation is way more messier

than this elegant arrow func callback

[quartz kindle]

you can do js const myOranges = getOrangeAppsUpdates.bind(client); schedule.scheduleJob(..., () => { myOranges() }) and then use this to access client inside the function

[carmine summit]

yeah, im just gonna pass client as parameters

[civic scroll]

i don't get it, why is it "messy"

[carmine summit]

i dont get it either

[civic scroll]

why you didn't get what you just said

[quartz kindle]

imagine it like this: how do you want to access the client inside the function?
if you want to access it via client -> pass as parameter
if you want to access it via this -> bind it
if you want to access it via this.client -> create a container class to hold the functions

[carmine summit]

yes ok fine, im just gonna pass it by parameters

[quartz kindle]

if you want to be cool -> access it using global.client

:^)

[carmine summit]

looks insecure

[civic scroll]

sorry for the tantrum, i just woke up to see this abomination

[quartz kindle]

if you want to be extra cool: export client and use require("../index.js") inside the function (not outside)

[carmine summit]

wait, by cool do you mean stupid?

[quartz kindle]

yes

:^)

[boreal iron]

Poor Cwikks

You had the chance to escape

Rip

[sharp geyser]

@wheat mesa Is it a mistake to try and use rust for the backend of my chat app when I have 0 clue of what I am doing and where to start

researching a lot rn

[civic scroll]

use angular as backend

[sharp geyser]

ok

I started from scratch my angular project

[civic scroll]

no

don't

use a dedicated backend with websockets

[wheat mesa]

yes mistake

[serene kelp]

Any of y'all ever forget to add untracked files in git, and end up running into massive errors when you clone your repo down the line?

[sharp geyser]

oh well

[sharp geyser]

I am

[civic scroll]

never

i don't use git CLI

[wheat mesa]

rust has good backend capability but it also requires a little more advanced knowledge of rust since backends like that typically are multithreaded and/or share global state to some extent

which is difficult for a beginner to work with in rust

Rc<Refcell<State>> moments

[serene kelp]

Does that actually helps with not forgetting untracked files?

[civic scroll]

i use VCS inside IDEs

so if there are untracked files, it will let me know

[serene kelp]

Now that I think about it, I have tons of random untracked files that I create when I stash changes I try.

It's probably just a me issue.

[earnest phoenix]

When did I say it's not that bad

[civic scroll]

storing booleans as strings when you can just store the boolean itself

mmm

apparently a byte is more than a bit

[earnest phoenix]

String booleans are just the worst, not only are you wasting way more memory by allocating them for the strings, but you're also slowing down the comparisons and shit as you're comparing multiple characters instead of just a byte comparison

[civic scroll]

unless the interface explicitly only communicate via strings, don't ever store booleans as string

thank you

[carmine summit]

is there something like const messages = await webhook.fetchMessages({ limit: 100 });?

[pale vessel]

No

[civic scroll]

nop

[carmine summit]

ok thanks!

[sharp geyser]

So I have a basic ws implementation going with axum

so I am psyched I got this far

[earnest phoenix]

You'd basically have to get the channel that webhook is bound to and then fetch the messages

The channel ID is provided in the webhook so it's pretty simple

[civic scroll]

rust

[sharp geyser]

Yea I am trying to use rust more

get outta my comfort zone

:p

[inland vapor]

:p jut da yr

!play jutt da yar

!play jutt da yar

[sharp geyser]

This no commands channel

[inland vapor]

!play jutt da yar

[pale vessel]

Try fetching the channel

[pale vessel]

Fetch returns a promise

Await it first

[earnest phoenix]

@boreal iron also there is your explanation
#development message

[sharp geyser]

use axum::extract::WebSocketUpgrade;
use axum::extract::ws::{Message, WebSocket};
use axum::response::Response;
use axum::Router;
use axum::routing::get;
use serde::{Serialize,Deserialize};

#[derive(Debug, Deserialize, Serialize)]
pub struct MyMessage {
    pub message: String
}

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    let app = Router::new()
        .route("/", get(|| async { "Hello, World!" }))
        .route("/ws", get(websocket_handler));

    axum::Server::bind(&"0.0.0.0:3000".parse().unwrap())
        .serve(app.into_make_service())
        .await
        .unwrap();
}

async fn websocket_handler(ws: WebSocketUpgrade) -> Response {
    ws.on_upgrade(handle_socket)
}

async fn handle_socket(mut socket: WebSocket) {
    while let Some(msg) = socket.recv().await {
        let msg = match msg {
            Ok(msg) => msg,
            // Client disconnected so just return
            Err(_) => return,
        };

        let parsed = match serde_json::from_slice::<MyMessage>(&msg.into_data()) {
            Ok(parsed) => {
                println!("{:#?}", parsed);
                parsed
            },
            Err(error) => {
                socket.close().await.unwrap();
                println!("{}\n", error);
                return;
            }
        };

        if socket.send(Message::Binary(serde_json::to_vec(&parsed).unwrap())).await.is_err() {
            return;
        }
    }
}

@wheat mesa rate

I had a lot of help from a cool guy

[sharp geyser]

hi qt

[earnest phoenix]

Hey Misty

[sharp geyser]

hru

get next Tuesday or nah?

[tiny quartz]

anyone use Koyeb? everything works great but it fails the health check after 15 minutes because the bot isn't listening on port 8080

[boreal iron]

Yeah i already replied to it but it seems it got yeeteed into the void again when my internet died while sending it

Idk what’s going on the last days

[earnest phoenix]

It's probably because of Discord, they've been having some issues lately due to the gateway connection invalidation for many bots at the same time and stuff

[boreal iron]

Yesterday I sent an imagine together with some text and the text disappeared

[earnest phoenix]

They already had 2 incidents yesterday

[boreal iron]

Also had a short disconnect again

Also this happened yesterday

[earnest phoenix]

Woah Misty first person to chat in development!

[boreal iron]

So discord having issues together with my mobile internet dying every few minutes seems to be a catastrophic combination

[earnest phoenix]

Tim must be jealous

[earnest phoenix]

Discord is very stable™️

[boreal iron]

[sharp geyser]

Always

[lament rock]

I've been getting a lot of EAI_AGAIN DNS lookup errors

specifically for resuming

I'll have to cache lookup results

[carmine summit]

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')

  let messages = await client.channels.fetch("943705642416373850").then((c) => c.messages.fetch({ limit: 100 }));

  if (!messages) return;

  for (const message of messages) {
    console.log(message);
    if (!ids.includes(message.content)) webhook.deleteMessage(message.id);
  }

[rustic nova]

message is undefined, thus causing id to not work

what does the console.log print

[earnest phoenix]

You're iterating over a collection, which gives you both the keys and the values

You seem to only need the values so iterate over the values with messages.values()

[carmine summit]

got it! Thanks!

[boreal iron]

Or for(const [id, message] of messages)

Will also do the job

[carmine summit]

is there a way to know if my webhook created the message?

[boreal iron]

Not faster, not slower but it will work, too

[carmine summit]

something like webhook.id?

[sharp geyser]

Nerd

[boreal iron]

If a message is a webhook djs should attach webhook as property

At least with the id as property

[carmine summit]

but isnt that message.author.id?

[boreal iron]

Huh what?

Can’t follow you anymore

[carmine summit]

I wanted to check if my webhook created that message so I can delete it if so

[lament rock]

Message.author will be a bot with the info from the webhook message create. Message.webhook will link to the webhook that send the message if it was sent by one. If you want to work with raw api, check message.webhook_id

[eternal osprey]

Hey guys

is it possible to actually make a message.reply ephemeral as well

[quartz kindle]

ephemeral can only be used with interactions

not with normal messages

[quartz kindle]

my bot is still responding to text commands lol

in some shards

[crystal furnace]

If my bot auto reset like 5mins / time with this method

is it oke? is it touch the Discord Develop TOS?

[rustic nova]

why do you want to reset your bot?

[pale vessel]

You rlly shouldn't do that, especially at a large scale

[solemn latch]

it might not even be possible to do reasonably once sharded.

[crystal furnace]

@rustic nova@pale vessel I think I will use uptimerobot to wake up my bot if it offline

[earnest phoenix]

Just use a VPS, God damn

[crystal furnace]

Oke I am going to use uptimerobot, hope it solve my problem

[earnest phoenix]

I mean go ahead if you want but if you use a VPS you don't need to bother with things like UptimeRobot and stuff like that just to keep your bot running

[ornate terrace]

why wouldn't you use a vps, you can get some good ones for free

like oracle cloud free tier

[rustic nova]

good ones

[ornate terrace]

i mean they work xD

i use em to host 2 mc servers and 2 bots and sofar i've had no issues

[crystal furnace]

do you know any free vps?

[earnest phoenix]

Good VPSes aren't even expensive nowadays

You can get a pretty decent VPS up and running for a few bucks

[lyric mountain]

vanilla?

because how the heck did u manage with only 1gb ram?

[ornate terrace]

modded

[ornate terrace]

they give 24gb

[lyric mountain]

...what free tier is that tf?

[earnest phoenix]

There aren't really "free" VPSes, except for the ones that provide free trials which I wouldn't recommend, just throw in a few bucks and get an actually good VPS

[ornate terrace]

kekw

i was gonna buy one but that seemed better than most and it was for free

[dry imp]

ah yes the infamous oracle free tier

[pale vessel]

If you don't have a card skill issue

[ornate terrace]

btw, how long does an average bot take to get approved

[dry imp]

oracle support is just... god bless oracle

[ornate terrace]

bro tell me about it

their support sucks so much

i opened multiple support tickets for issues i had

all i got was "open a ticket with our technical team"

[lyric mountain]

not even satan would accept to bless oracle

I'm all in for java but...it doesn't deserve oracle

[pale vessel]

#general message

[ornate terrace]

lmao

thats why i plan on getting a paid one next month as im moving

[rose lance]

thanks, that's nice 😊

#development message

[rustic nova]

needs foreign keys to join

or what are the tables

[sick agate]

sun sounds better

[green kestrel]

added two new commands to my bot for the next update

mods been needing them for a while

basically a way for staff to see if someone has premium, and what state its in, and one for them to move someones premium to another server for them

ive been having to move them by hand with sql commands, its a pain in the ass especially if im not at my pc

[uneven heath]

I am currently trying to parse a big JSON data using TypeScript

What's the best way to do it tbf, it's from Patreon and it's really messy

In all honestly, it sucks

Yes

It takes like

Forever if you want to validate their data

[quartz kindle]

theres nothing better than json.parse

[uneven heath]

Using TypeScript

[quartz kindle]

you can however isolate specific data instead of parsing everything

[uneven heath]

yeah, that's what I am going to do

[quartz kindle]

using string manipulation

[uneven heath]

Doesn't make it better

[quartz kindle]

it will make it faster

[uneven heath]

Yes, you have a point

Again, doesn't make it better 😂

[quartz kindle]

what kind of "better" are you looking for?

[uneven heath]

Less hell of implementing interface and type validation

I think even patreon-ts gave up because of now non-sensible their stuff is

[quartz kindle]

you dont really need to type the entire response do you? you can just type whatever you actually need

[uneven heath]

Pretty much narrowing down is possible

The structure is just messy overall

[quartz kindle]

i would just do something like const data = JSON.parse(body) as MyPartialDataType

and just implement the useful parts in the interface

[uneven heath]

Yes

It's funny

Because for whatever reason

They don't really try to group data and included as one

After all if you really need to get specific type you can just filter by type and the entire structure of the data are basically just attributes, id and type as necessary requirement

[lyric mountain]

the next step is finding out which of the 124706124 copies of the same data is the correct one

[uneven heath]

I gonna just

SHove it to a database and deal with it

kahfjksdkdf

It's also that

WHY DO THEY FEEL THE NEED TO HAVE data of every freaking key value

It doesn't make sense, it makes it really hard to parse in a clean way

[uneven heath]

I mean, I can still do type validation

IRONICALLY

But it DOESN'T MAKE IT ANY BETTER

[earnest lantern]

I'm uploading a large file with python using requests but I think what I'm looking for isn't limited to python. Is it possible to resume a download after interrupting a program?

[mint mulch]

that's up to the HTTP server serving the request, whether it supports range requests or not https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Range_requests

[earnest lantern]

thank you

[lyric mountain]

so, let's say I'm using opencv to draw stuff, is using GpuMat better than Mat if it's just 2d stuff?

[eternal osprey]

if i edit a sent embed and add a ${role} ping

would it actually ping the role or only display the role?

[lyric mountain]

neither embeds nor edits will ping the user

[eternal osprey]

It's sent as a content above the embed.

so when editing the content and embed, it won't ping?

[lyric mountain]

yes

pings only happen when the message is sent

[uneven heath]

Wait

I need some clarification

[lyric mountain]

like this @uneven heath

you see the yellow stripe, but u didn't get the ping notif

[uneven heath]

Good example

+10/10

Anyway

Is it possible for one user to have multiple tiers in Patreon?

I saw the API return entitied tier as an arrary

[lyric mountain]

I think only the highest counts

[uneven heath]

HUH

Then why does the API return the entitied tier as an array that doesn't make sense

[lyric mountain]

99% of the api payload doesn't make sense

iirc, patreon includes all available tiers into it for reference

[uneven heath]

Yeah, that's the thing

[uneven heath]

No, the tier are included if you specify for it

But the entry in relationships.currently_entitled_tiers are declared as an array

Which btw

Only show the highest entry

I don't understand why it is presented as an array

[charred nest]

How do I update my process.version for nodejs Nvm says I’m already using v18.8, node -v shows 18.8, but I’m console logging my process version and it says 16.6

I’ve never had this issue updating before so I’m lost af

[lyric mountain]

your process is getting the node from the wrong path

[ashen saffron]

Hey all for what ever reason my bot's music modules would spam trackStart when someone loops the queue, however it would also spam the chat with "Starting to play songname here". Is there any solution for me to prevent that? (discord.js v13-lts, erela.js@2.2.3)

[lyric mountain]

where code

[ashen saffron]

for the issue reference

[earnest phoenix]

What does it say when you run which node?

[charred nest]

v18.8.0

[ashen saffron]

i believe the error happens at:

    .on("trackStart", (player, track) => {
    console.log("trackStart announced.")
    client.channels.cache.get(player.textChannel).send(`Started playing **${track.title}** (**${format(player.queue.current.duration).split(" | ")[0]}**).`);
    })```

[lyric mountain]

where is that code in?

[earnest phoenix]

I'm not talking about the version, the which command outputs where the binary of the provided command is

[ashen saffron]

it's from https://erelajs-docs.netlify.app/docs/gettingstarted.html#example-usage

[lyric mountain]

yes but, in your code

where is it inside?

[ashen saffron]

it's inside my lavalink/manager.js file

[charred nest]

My bad lol

[lyric mountain]

do you create a manager for every song?

[ashen saffron]

i think yeah

[earnest phoenix]

Hmm weird, where exactly are you logging the process version? In an eval command or something?

[charred nest]

Logging it when my bot tries to go up

So basically

[tight mortar]

Who use bdfd here

[lyric mountain]

then that's ur issue

you're creating one listener every time you add a song

[ashen saffron]

here is the loop code:

  if (!player) return msg.reply(':error: There wasn\'t any video to repeat.');
    if (player.queueRepeat) {
      player.setQueueRepeat(false);
      msg.reply(":success: Player no longer repeating.");
    } else {
      player.setQueueRepeat(true);
      msg.reply(":success: Player now repeating.");
    }

[charred nest]

I'm running into "Object.hasOwn is not a function", which is only available after 16.9, but I updated and still can't put it online

[lyric mountain]

no, show where u create a player

[earnest phoenix]

Do you use a process manager (such as PM2)? Or something like Docker?

[charred nest]

PM2

[earnest phoenix]

I think PM2 is using the older Node.js binary from the different path

[charred nest]

Ah rats

[earnest phoenix]

I would recommend uninstalling the older Node.js version

[ashen saffron]

it should be: @lyric mountain (update: added the player creation)

              const player = client.manager.create({
        guild: message.guild.id,
        voiceChannel: message.member.voice.channel.id,
        textChannel: message.channel.id,
      });
player.connect()
player.queue.add(res.tracks[0]);
message.channel.send(`Enqueued track **${res.tracks[0].title}** (**${format(player.queue.current.duration).split(" | ")[0]}**) at position ${position}.`);
      if (!player.playing && !player.paused && !player.queue.size) player.play();

[charred nest]

Will do, thank you so much

[earnest phoenix]

You're welcome, although I wouldn't recommend using the v18 releases of Node.js yet because we haven't marked them as LTS, the v16 releases should work just fine

You can run nvm install --lts to install the latest LTS release

[charred nest]

[lyric mountain]

pinging on edit doesn't ping me again

show where u create a player, not where u connect

[ashen saffron]

              const player = client.manager.create({
        guild: message.guild.id,
        voiceChannel: message.member.voice.channel.id,
        textChannel: message.channel.id,
      });```

[lyric mountain]

well, idk then, but that's the only reasonable explanation

[wheat mesa]

I'm seeing a distinct lack of await for things that look like they're async

[ashen saffron]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[lyric mountain]

I never used erela, but multiple listeners is the only thing that could explain the notification spam

[earnest phoenix]

There is no error, this is intended behavior because that listener is emitted every time the song is played, and looping is no exception

[ashen saffron]

The problem is that it would spam the text channel which I'm trying to avoid.

[earnest phoenix]

You can check if the player is set to loop so you can return from sending the track playing message repeatedly

[lyric mountain]

ah, just noticed it isn't a listener issue, but a 1-second song

then yes, that's a logic issue not code

u could check what's the last sent message by the bot, if it's the same as the one about to be sent, return

[ashen saffron]

i did try that but the new problem is the bot wouldn't announce any new songs if the music is being in a loop

[lyric mountain]

or check if song == nextSong

at last, managed to draw a rounded rectangle

low-level drawing is awful

and I just noticed the corners have the wrong thickness

[ashen saffron]

I did try with if (player.queueRepeat) return; but that didn't work so idk

[earnest phoenix]

Set a temporary variable, and give the songs an ID, if the ID of the previous song matches the new one, then don't send the track playing message, otherwise change the value of that variable to the current song ID

Basically

let prevSongId = null;

...

.on('trackStart', async (_, track) => {
  if (track.id === prevSongId) return;

  prevSongId = track.id;

  await channel.send(/* Track playing message */);
});

[ashen saffron]

so assign the id when a user uses the play command?

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah

[ashen saffron]

Should i let ```js
let prevSongId = null;

[earnest phoenix]

Both code?

[ashen saffron]

it didn't work

[earnest phoenix]

Show code then.

[ashen saffron]

let prevSongId = null;
              const player = client.manager.create({
        guild: message.guild.id,
        voiceChannel: message.member.voice.channel.id,
        textChannel: message.channel.id,
      });
player.connect()
player.queue.add(res.tracks[0]);
      console.log(prevSongId)
      prevSongId = player.queue.id;
message.channel.send(`Enqueued track **${res.tracks[0].title}** (**${format(player.queue.current.duration).split(" | ")[0]}**) at position ${position}.`);
      if (!player.playing && !player.paused && !player.queue.size) player.play();

[earnest phoenix]

And what do you have in the trackStart event listener?

[ashen saffron]

    .on("trackStart", (player, track) => {
    console.log("trackStart announced.")
    let prevSongId = null;
    if (track.id === prevSongId) return;
    console.log(prevSongId)
client.channels.cache.get(player.textChannel).send(`Started playing **${track.title}** (**${format(player.queue.current.duration).split(" | ")[0]}**).`);
    })```

[earnest phoenix]

You aren't supposed to initialize the prevSongId variable in the event listener, you're supposed to use the one you initialized before creating the player.

[ashen saffron]

but it would be undefined then

[earnest phoenix]

It wouldn't be if it's defined in the same file

[ashen saffron]

manager.js and the play command isn't in the same file path

[earnest phoenix]

Although what I meant by giving the songs an ID is to assign them to the track, literally, but I suppose that's not needed as the ID is from the player

So you can do this:

let prevSongId = null;

...

.on('trackStart', async (player, track) => {
  if (player.queue.id === prevSongId) return;

  prevSongId = player.queue.id;

  await channel.send(/* Track playing message */);
});

[ashen saffron]

there isn't any ID system

the only things you can do with the player.queue property

[earnest phoenix]

And that was the concern, you should assign them manually if it doesn't exist

[ashen saffron]

uh someone said that i should try to check for the previous song and if it were the same song then try not to send it again

but i don't know how erela.js does that

[lyric mountain]

not the previous, the next

erela has a queue, u can simply compare current against the next

[earnest phoenix]

Well they would technically have to compare the current one against the previous song to check if it's the same song to not send it, if they check for the next one they would have to use a variable to acknowledge it the next time

[lyric mountain]

ah true, I forgot the event happens after changing songs

tbh, u can compare the current against the last song

since the previous will be sent to the end of the queue

[ashen saffron]

and how to do that exactly

[lyric mountain]

^

curr.id == queue[queue.size - 1].id

if that's how u get the id

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah, I don't know what information the tracks contain in ErelaJS but @ashen saffron you can do something like this:

.on('trackStart', async (player, track) => {
  if (track.name === player.queue.at(-1).name) return;
});

[lyric mountain]

damn js and its negative indexes

[ashen saffron]

there isn't any player.queue.id

[topaz bloom]

Can anyone make me a logo?

[lyric mountain]

no

[lyric mountain]

see volt's answer

[earnest phoenix]

JavaScript doesn't really have negative indexes, the at() method was added a while ago to make it easier to reverse the indexing

[lyric mountain]

ik, it's just weird to pass negative values for array access

[ashen saffron]

uhhh i think it's player.queue.current.title

yeah it's title

[earnest phoenix]

Or just track.title since you just have access to the current track there directly

[ashen saffron]

so uh

[lyric mountain]

use the identifier since it's guaranteed to be unique

[ashen saffron]

player.queue.current.title.at(-1).name

right?

[lyric mountain]

no

[earnest phoenix]

Also yeah better to use the identifier

[earnest phoenix]

if (track.identifier === player.queue.at(-1).identifier) return;

[ashen saffron]

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'identifier') ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[earnest phoenix]

I guess ErelaJS removes the current song from the queue list so there wouldn't be any songs in there if only a single song was queued?

[ashen saffron]

yeah it's player.queue.at(-1).identifier that's faulty

track.identifier works

[earnest phoenix]

Try checking for the size of the queue first then

if (
  player.queue.size !== 0 &&
  track.identifier === player.queue.at(-1).identifier
)
  return;

[ashen saffron]

it doesn't work

[earnest phoenix]

What's the current behavior?

[ashen saffron]

and the code is:

    .on("trackStart", (player, track) => {
    console.log("debug: trackStart announced.")
    console.log(`track identifier: ${track.identifier}`)
    console.log(`queue size: ${player.queue.size}`)
    if (player.queue.size !== 0 && track.identifier === player.queue.at(-1).identifier) return;
    client.channels.cache.get(player.textChannel).send(`Started playing **${track.title}** (**${format(player.queue.current.duration).split(" | ")[0]}**).`);
    })```

[earnest phoenix]

Weird, can you try logging both track and player.queue?

[ashen saffron]

hm

[digital swan]

just started to randomly get this error

[earnest phoenix]

Oh nevermind, I know what the issue is, the current way will only work if there are multiple songs in the queue, to make this work for single songs you would have to check if the player is being looped

Does the player give you a property to see whether it's being looped?

[ashen saffron]

    console.log(`track identifier: ${track.identifier}`)
    console.log(`player identifier: ${player.queue.identifier}`)
    console.log(`track queue size: ${track.size}`)
    console.log(`player queue size: ${player.queue.size}`)```
eh

[earnest phoenix]

Wait a minute, it seems like track.size and player.queue.size gives different results in your logs, so what's the player.queue for?

Unless the 0 0 2 in your logs are something else

[ashen saffron]

it's the timestamp for the current track

[earnest phoenix]

@ashen saffron alright looking through the documentation, I found a sold solution to this

let prevSongId = null;

...

.on('trackStart', async (player, track) => {
  if (track.identifier === prevSongId) return;

  prevSongId = track.identifier;

  await channel.send(/* Track playing message */);
});

The solution is the one I proposed at first, just with the identifier property

[ashen saffron]

okay will test if discord is up

[ashen saffron]

also let prevSongId = null; should go to the play command too or just to the trackstart code one

[earnest phoenix]

Just to the track start one

[ashen saffron]

oh okay

[ashen saffron]

nothing:

[earnest phoenix]

Show code

[ashen saffron]

    .on("trackStart", (player, track) => {
    let prevSongId = null;
    console.log("debug: trackStart announced.")
    if (track.identifier === prevSongId) return;
    prevSongId = track.identifier;
    console.log(`prevSongId value: ${prevSongId}`)
    client.channels.cache.get(player.textChannel).send(`Started playing **${track.title}** (**${format(player.queue.current.duration).split(" | ")[0]}**).`);
    })```

[earnest phoenix]

This is probably related to https://discordstatus.com/incidents/lrjvz22yb5qb

[ashen saffron]

It is related to

[earnest phoenix]

The prevSongId variable is supposed to go outside the trackStart event listener

[ashen saffron]

oh okay

[lyric mountain]

production push at friday tsk tsk

[ashen saffron]

okay it seems that it works

[earnest phoenix]

https://ian-deploy.xyz/

[lyric mountain]

lmao

[lyric mountain]

Anyone here experienced with opencv?

If so, how can I draw an image on top of another?

[sharp geyser]

@wheat mesa https://github.com/Mistyerious/Conqur rate my starter code

[lament rock]

I feel like a fucking genius

infer is so goddamn powerful

The shit I do for accurate type narrowing

mapped union types are so painful if you don't want them inside an object

[earnest phoenix]

hi uhmm i wanted to ask if someone can send a code in python to make so when someone votes to send a messasge

[lament rock]

good luck getting people to write code for you here

[earnest phoenix]

no i dont want you to write them

[lament rock]

I think it would be better to refer to the docs for the top gg api library you're using and then check google if someone else has a solution

[earnest phoenix]

if you have already to sent me but if you dont have the code its okay

[lament rock]

what you need to know is how to listen for votes and how to send a message to a specific channel. If you know that, you know how to solve your own problem

[lyric mountain]

we don't "send code for X", but we can help if you have something already going

[earnest phoenix]

ok thanks

[rustic nova]

did github die?

nvm just takes ages

[lyric mountain]

it dies everyday

[rustic nova]

ye fuck its down

based github

[sharp geyser]

ur just bad

its fine for me

[rustic nova]

works again

the japanese users on twitter were mad too

[civic scroll]

based

[sharp geyser]

not based

[civic scroll]

angular

[lyric mountain]

rounded

[wheat mesa]

good now do parallelization :troll:

[sharp geyser]

Waffle

just in time

I have a question

              match parsed {
                    WebMessage::MessageCreate(message) => message_create(message),
                    WebMessage::MessageDelete(message) => message_delete(message),
                }

I am matching an enum, and I have one question about it so far

Do I really have to do WebMessage::MessageCreate()

Why can't I just do MessageCreate(message)

[sharp geyser]

no idea what this means

[wheat mesa]

multiple threads

[lyric mountain]

waffle waffle, thou who delve deep into low level languages, have u ever used opencv?

[wheat mesa]

hold on ill help in a sec

[sharp geyser]

ok ty

[wheat mesa]

because that could lead to scoping issues with other enums

[sharp geyser]

Oh?

So it forces you to use the enum name to get the one you wanna match against?

[wheat mesa]

say you have ```rs
enum MyOption<T> {
Some(T)
None
}

that could cause issues with implicitly imported types like the default Option<T>

[sharp geyser]

Mmm thats fair

[wheat mesa]

also nope :C

[sharp geyser]

It makes more sense now why I was getting that error earlier

I looked through stack overflow and got my answer even tho it wasn't to the question I was asking kek

My websocket stuff is one step closer to being completed.

Now I just have to fully implement everything now that I got a method to the madness

[wheat mesa]

enjoy fighting the borrow checker later

😉

[sharp geyser]

Also, I have a qualm against just outright closing the socket if they provide false data

Like say the event name is right, but they misspelled one of the data properties

or they accidentally leave one out

[wheat mesa]

sounds like a bad idea to allow websocket connections to send false data

[sharp geyser]

Mmmm true

But I need to at least provide a reason why

right now it just closes without a reason

but idk how to send the reason with the close

[wheat mesa]

that would be annoying for both ends, you'd have to handle it and then the lib dev would need to figure out why their thing is still working despite not sending correct data

[sharp geyser]

Fair point

but so far the reason for the close is literally nothing

so its even harder to tell why something happened

[lyric mountain]

nhe

[wheat mesa]

just let them suffer like C devs whenever they get a segfault with no other info

[sharp geyser]

but I dont see a way to provide a reason with axum's websocket implementation

[sharp geyser]

I nearly just had a fight with it

I was making big oopsie and was not properly typing my helper functions

I was trying to move it into there and use it other places

Now I need to implement a database connection

😔

[lyric mountain]

It's funny that people complain about error messages like from java, while there are way waaaaaay worse messages

Worse than big errors are errors that don't make sense or no errors at all

[sudden geyser]

well java error messages do look awful

[lyric mountain]

At least they do point at the error

[sudden geyser]

except when they don't

[bright thorn]

interaction is working fine

but stil i got This interaction failed

why?

and what are the solutions

[sudden geyser]

Try debugging your program more (e.g. logs) since we can't tell anything with that

[lament rock]

interactions expire after 15min
Most commonly, buttons that are older than that will always fail on the user's end. The INTERACTION_CREATE is still sent, so you can ignore those errors.
Trying to respond to the interactions via rest will return a 404 Unknown Webhook

Not responding in time will also expire the interaction and cause it to fail

If you're using the gateway for interactions, most of the overhead comes from decoding gateway messages especially at scales with a large volume of inbound messages. Only really lightweight ws solutions can keep up and even then, It'd be advised to put your sockets on a separate thread (not all on separate threads unless you have a load balancing technique that round-robins between all or divides them roughly equally)

Another solution on the gateway end is to only use intents you really need. I've migrated to slash commands pretty much entirely and I do not miss all of the message creates I used to get

[sharp geyser]

@wheat mesa fighting the borrow checker damn you for already knowing

😔

[wheat mesa]

told you C:

[sharp geyser]

I am also sure what I am doing to solve it is not recommended at all

[wheat mesa]

what are you struggling with

[sharp geyser]

Well heres where it started

pub fn message_delete(message: MessageDelete, socket: &WebSocket) {
    // This here will handle everything related to deleting a message, e.g removing the message to the database and then responding back to the
    // client with the appropriate data

    socket.send(Message::Binary(serde_json::to_vec(&message).unwrap()));

    println!("Message ID: {}\n", message.message_id)
}

So I have this bit of code, and it is crying cause of the socket.send usage
Cannot borrow immutable local variable `socket` as mutable
so I made socket: &WebSocket -> socket: &mut WebSocket

and now

            Ok(parsed) => {
                match parsed {
                    WebMessage::MessageCreate(message) => message_create(message, &socket),
                    WebMessage::MessageDelete(message) => message_delete(message, &socket),
                }
            },

this is crying cause message_delete(message, &socket) is not &mut WebSocket

so I did message_delete(message, &mut socket)

Is this the proper way to handle this?

[wheat mesa]

Yes

[sharp geyser]

Okay next question

What does it mean by Cannot borrow immutable local variable `socket` as mutable

How is it considered mutable?

[wheat mesa]

Which line was that occurring on?

The socket.send line?

[sharp geyser]

yea

[wheat mesa]

socket.send is likely a function that requires a mutable borrow of the socket, aka the internal impl probably looks something like fn send(&mut self, otherstuff)

[sharp geyser]

Ah

[wheat mesa]

So to use a mutable function on the socket you need a mutable borrow of it

[sharp geyser]

you're right it does

this is a lot more fun than I thought it'd be

I thought I would be pulling my hair out doing this in rust

[wheat mesa]

me out here manually debugging my bytecode

[sharp geyser]

👀

yea

[wheat mesa]

like 90% sure that's wrong

[sharp geyser]

you have fun with that bud

Ima stick with my less complicated stuff

[wheat mesa]

YOOOOOOOO IT WORKS

successfully decoded from that file

[sharp geyser]

yes I know what this all means

[wheat mesa]

basically I have bytes that signify things in the beginning and now it's successfully using that information to decode the rest of the file

[sharp geyser]

yea

ok

[wheat mesa]

strings work too

[sharp geyser]

cool

[earnest phoenix]

Hello, when I type member.guild.id in the guildMemberAdd event, I cannot get the server's id, how should I do this?

[sharp geyser]

Do you get any errors?

[sharp geyser]

member.guild is undefined

show code

[earnest phoenix]

const data = require("../models/Guild")
module.exports = {
    name: 'guildMemberAdd',
    async run(member) {
        const config = await data.findOne({GuildID: member.guild.id})
        if(config.Autorole.active === false) return;
        if(member.user.bot) return
        if(config.Autorole.active === true) {
            let role = config.Autorole.role
            member.roles.add(role)
        }
    }
}

[sharp geyser]

How are you loading these events

[earnest phoenix]

module.exports = (client) => {
  const events = fs.readdirSync("./events/").filter(f => f.split(".").pop() === "js");
    events.forEach(f => {
    var event = require(`../events/${f}`);
    var client = global.client
    client.on(event.name, (...args) => event.run(client, ...args));
    console.log(`${f}`)
  });
};

this is my eventLoader file

[sharp geyser]

there's your issue

[earnest phoenix]

What should I do?

[sharp geyser]

your run function in the guildMemberAdd event is expecting the first param to be client

client.guild.id isn't a thing

[earnest phoenix]

How can I fix?

[sharp geyser]

I don't even know if your event loader works, but you can try async run(client, member)

in your event

[earnest phoenix]

I did ty

[sharp geyser]

@wheat mesa getting linker errors in cargo install

[graceful trench]

@earnest phoenix you tried using run: async? Instead of

[sharp geyser]

What

that literally doesn't matter

[graceful trench]

The thing is that "member" isn't catching

No client

[graceful trench]

Look line 6

And look error

[sharp geyser]

The thing is that what he thinks is member is actually client

so 👀

[graceful trench]

You mean

client.member

Oh

Let me check it

@sharp geyser another thing...

[graceful trench]

Why he put (...args)

Like

There's no args

[sharp geyser]

Huh

ofc there is...?

whatever you get from the event e.g guildMemberAdd returns a member object of the user who joined

so ...args if that's even the correct way to do it would be a member object

[graceful trench]

Oh

I usually use (eventName, event.bind(null, client)

[sharp geyser]

thats the typical way

[graceful trench]

I know

So it catch what your using or it changes to client or null

I think that he need to try that

Idk

Well, byee

[uneven heath]

So I have a many-to-many relationship table store in my database (Patreon and Tiers)

Currently I am setting up in a way where an User can have many Tier and a Tier can have many User

The question now is that when the user update their tier option, how would I deal with purging the junction table

^ Yes, it's a many to many because gods know why Patreon decided like that

[sharp geyser]

I mean its not bad for it to be a many to many

[uneven heath]

Yeah, but I am thinking on how I would deal with the junction table

Let just say I can obtain a list of user tiers through their payload

[sharp geyser]

You can cascade delete and add the user to a new tier when they wanna join another

[uneven heath]

So completely delete all of previous entry and add the new one?

[sharp geyser]

Essentially yea

It should delete them from the tier table and then in turn delete the tier from the user

so you can just add a new one

[uneven heath]

Oh yeah, that's a way.
I essentially wired up to some hooky shit lol

[uneven heath]

I think it would be more correct that I would delete them from the junction table

lol

[sharp geyser]

or that

[uneven heath]

Since my database saves both former_patron and active_patron anyway

[uneven heath]

This should not be a problem if I am refreshing the database every 24 hours right?

I assume it should not

[sharp geyser]

🤔

idk never had to do that before

[uneven heath]

Well, let's hope there is no edge case...

That would be scary

I gonna just do this then

Add all entry from Patreon API

After then check if there is any entries that doesn't exist in the Patreon API (If the user change tier, the new tier in the database doesn't reflect that in the payload)

It is confusing but I think this is the correct way to do it?

[inland vapor]

;;play no love shubh

Yr bot kasy add krty ha

Boat

[earnest phoenix]

#commands for bot commands

[sharp geyser]

What would be the best datatype to use in my postgres table for storing a user id, in my rust structs all my ids are u64's but idk what datatype would be suitable for postgres

should I just use NUMERIC ?

[earnest phoenix]

If PostgreSQL supports storing long integers such as user IDs then yes, if not then strings would be more suitable

As you can just convert the strings to the numbers whenever needed I guess

[sharp geyser]

From what I was reading they don't support long integers like that

so saving em as strings are probably the best bet

they also state that using NUMERIC is rather slow