development

[lyric mountain]

You probably mean per-click ads

[lament rock]

a paid user is worth so much more than an ad supported user

[lyric mountain]

There are also the trackers, that yt sells to partners for profile building

[lament rock]

On the scale yt is on, that isn't feasible for maintaining themselves

[hidden gorge]

why wont you work!

[lyric mountain]

Well, then tell me why yt allows upload with no clear max limit

If it was hurting their pockets they wouldn't allow it

[fervent moss]

Cuz i don't want to

[lament rock]

It has to be a very specific version string

[lament rock]

daddy google pays for them

[hidden gorge]

i keep trying others and it doesnt work

[lament rock]

packet sniff loading up Discord on your device

[lyric mountain]

Daddy google would ask them to charge their users if youtube was costing their pockets

Which returns to my original point

[lament rock]

thats what theyre doing with 4k video

[lyric mountain]

Never said anything abt 4k

[lament rock]

im just saying

[lyric mountain]

Yes, but that's an edge case

[lament rock]

not really

4k is a major resource sink

[hidden gorge]

would this work?

const { Client, GatewayIntentBits } = require('discord.js');
const client = new Client({
  intents: [
    GatewayIntentBits.Guilds,
    GatewayIntentBits.GuildMessages,
  ]
});```

[lyric mountain]

I was talking about hosting videos on youtube

4k are edge cases, they aren't nowhere near the majority of all videos

[lament rock]

where's the try it and see video link when you need it

https://tryitands.ee

[hidden gorge]

still broke

[lament rock]

then theres your answer

[hidden gorge]

like i dont get it https://hastebin.com/uqagaxibaw.typescript

[lyric mountain]

Don't u use code highlighting?

Cuz syntax errors show be dead obvious

[hidden gorge]

i do

but it shows none

[lyric mountain]

Show the error u got

[hidden gorge]

but im using

const client = new Discord.Client({ intents: 131071 })

[lyric mountain]

Don't djs have enums for intents?

Where did u get that number?

[hidden gorge]

my friend

[lament rock]

Discord.Intents.resolve

[hidden gorge]

i mainly use 32767

[hidden gorge]

how?

[lament rock]

[hidden gorge]

im sorry i have never used Discord.Intents.resolve

[lament rock]

Have you never used the require("discord.js").Intents class

[hidden gorge]

huh

[lament rock]

???!

[hidden gorge]

im confused

[lyric mountain]

Ok so, intents aren't a number

[solemn latch]

https://discordjs.guide/creating-your-bot/main-file.html#creating-the-main-file

[lyric mountain]

They're actually a bitfield value

[hidden gorge]

woo i tried the intents from there still get the error

[lyric mountain]

So, if u convert that number to binary, you'll get something akin to an array, but as a number

Each bit represents an intent

Ur number is probably outside their range

[hidden gorge]

will

const client = new Discord.Client({ intents: ["GUILDS", "GUILD_MESSAGES"] })```
work?

ok it did but i got a bitfielf

[lyric mountain]

Don't ask if something will work

[hidden gorge]

field

[neon leaf]

try this

const client = new Client({ intents: [
    GatewayIntentBits.Guilds,
    GatewayIntentBits.GuildMembers,
    GatewayIntentBits.GuildMessages,
    GatewayIntentBits.MessageContent,
    GatewayIntentBits.GuildVoiceStates
] }); client.login(config.client.token)```

[hidden gorge]

still broke

[neon leaf]

whats the error

[hidden gorge]

missing intents

[solemn latch]

What djs versuon?

[neon leaf]

enable the intents on discord dev panel

[hidden gorge]

14.6

[hidden gorge]

i did

[neon leaf]

show screenshot of the error

[lyric mountain]

Did u save the file?

[hidden gorge]

yes

[neon leaf]

seems you havent removed old code somewhere

because it works for me on 14.6

and make sure you are using the correct token

[hidden gorge]

https://hastebin.com/fuheyibogi.typescript this is my code

{
    "token": "token here"
}```

thats my config.json

[neon leaf]

your code says config.client.token, aka

{
  "client": {
    "token": "xyz"
  }
}```

[hidden gorge]

i removed my token

[neon leaf]

try this
https://hastebin.com/eyeteluner.js

[boreal iron]

GatewayIntentBits.Guilds etc. doesn’t exist

[neon leaf]

it does

else my code wouldnt work when it does

its also in the official docs

[boreal iron]

No

[boreal iron]

Either import GatewayIntentFlags or select the right properties

GatewayIntentBits.Flags.Guilds

For example

[neon leaf]

look at the screenshot

https://discordjs.guide/creating-your-bot/main-file.html

[boreal iron]

or GatewayIntentFlags.Guilds

well... looks like the static GatewayIntentFlags has been removed again, lol

guess I need to update my version then

[neon leaf]

It has been deprecated in v13

[boreal iron]

nope

the constant exists in v14

watch previous versions of v14

and got removed and renamed again

has been the same constant like permission flags https://github.com/discordjs/discord.js/blob/main/packages/discord.js/src/util/PermissionsBitField.js#L19

but not for the gatewayintentflags anymore

I love the non-existing consistency of djs

there u go

[undone magnet]

@pliant gorge

[lyric mountain]

who needs backwards compat, right?

[boreal iron]

yeah for real

[boreal iron]

might make sense to ask you which version of djs that is?

[lament rock]

new tc39 proposal for type annotations that are ignored by the runtime

[lyric mountain]

"Hey, I already saw that one"

"What do you mean? It's brand new!"

[quartz kindle]

• apple

[lyric mountain]

steve jobs would be so pissed if he saw apple today

[solemn latch]

I would think so

[neon leaf]

Does anyone know if I can make a github action run when my package.json updates to a new version?

[lyric mountain]

u can, just watch for the specific file (package.json in this case) commit action

[sharp geyser]

What do you mean? We changed the screen size by a millimeter from the last one, its totally brand new!

[boreal iron]

true

[hidden gorge]

14.6

[digital swan]

You need to provide intents inside the client initialiser

This might help https://discordjs.guide/popular-topics/intents.html#privileged-intents

[boreal iron]

can't see any wrong, may remove the djs package completelly and reinstall the latest one#

[humble tree]

any change to see the position of the own bot in the verification queue?

[boreal iron]

never

the details of the queue aren't public

for whatever reason

[humble tree]

Ok guess have to wait

[boreal iron]

1-2 weeks iirc

[neon leaf]

I am actually going insane, I transferred my api from pterodactyl to raw docker and it got 8x slower, what. both are docker but raw docker is slower, the only difference id know is that I assigned the raw container an internal ip. does anyone know how to fix this?

[solemn latch]

Slower, like processing time, or ping?

[neon leaf]

I dont know, webrequests are 8x slower

[solemn latch]

Diffrent hardware? Diffrent location?

[neon leaf]

nop

it just went from 100ms waiting time to 800ms, this is what I used to create my internal network that nginx reverse proxies:
docker network create Internal --driver=bridge --gateway=172.22.0.1 --subnet=172.22.0.0/16 --label=Internal

ok, confirmed its not the database ping, even for an html file it took 1.2sec

[surreal sage]

Ight so you know an object e.g { "a": 1, "b": 2 }
And you could do let { a } = object to get specific values
Would it be possible to do let {...} = object?

identifier expected hmm

[surreal sage]

Any other way to get a result that I'd want (Get 'variables' for all keys in an object)

[neon leaf]

why not just do

...```

[surreal sage]

I want to get a variable for all keys in an object

const {...} = {"a":1,"b":2} //Incorrect syntax but so you might understand what I want

a //1
b //2

[quartz kindle]

not possible, you need to know the keys

[surreal sage]

damn, thanks tho.

[quartz kindle]

the only way to create dynamic variables is using eval

which is not a good idea

[neon leaf]

speaking from experience lol

[wheat mesa]

just use eval in production so your users can get exactly what they want

;^)

[quartz kindle]

in any case, you are manually specifying that you want to use a and b in your code, so you already know the keys anyway

[surreal sage]

yeah I want to have auto-fill (the functionality that shows all variables & functions etc)

[quartz kindle]

in your code editor?

[surreal sage]

yeah

Forgot what it was called

[quartz kindle]

you can do that with either typescript or jsdoc

its called intellisense

[surreal sage]

built in feature of vsc

[quartz kindle]

vsc has a built in interpreter, but you still have to put it in your code so vsc can find it and display it

some things it can automatically assume

others you need to help it

[eternal osprey]

hey guys i have a question

Length operator+ (const Length& a, const Length& b)
{// Precondition:
    assert (0 <= a.minutes && 0 <= a.seconds && a.seconds < 60 && 0 <= b.minutes && 0 <= b.seconds && b.seconds < 60) ;
/*  Postcondition:
    Result is the sum of a and b.
*/
    // implement this function
    int total_seconds = a.seconds + b.seconds;
    int total_minutes = a.minutes + b.minutes;
    while(total_seconds % 60 == 0){
total_seconds = total_seconds - 60;
total_minutes++;
    }
    Length sum = {total_seconds, total_minutes};
    return sum;
}
```How would i ever call this function?

I mean, it doesn't even have a fucking name to call??

[wheat mesa]

It’s an operator

It gets called when the operator is used on that class

Look up “c++ operator overloading”

It’ll have a million resources that explain it better than I can lol

[eternal osprey]

owhhh operator overloading right? So if i use a + b it will automatically perform this function?

where a and b are Length variables?

[wheat mesa]

Yes

[eternal osprey]

How would i log the new values tho?

nvm i am stupide

Like in the above code ```c++
Length p1 = {1,2};
Length p2 = {5,6};

cout <<  p1 + p2; ;  ```How would this not work if i want to see the output of sum that i am returning?

[wheat mesa]

Because Length probably doesn’t have an ostream& operator<<

[surreal sage]

async function getBrowser() {
    return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
        if (!session.browser) {
            try {
                const browser = await puppeteer.launch({
                    ...puppeteerOptions,
                });

                resolve(browser);
                session.browser = browser;
            } catch (err) {
                reject(err);
            }
        } else {
            resolve(session.browser);
        }
    });
}```
This lovely code, just keep it here

Another piece of code making use of the code above
```js
    return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
        const browser = await getBrowser();
    });```

I don't see where I made await having no effect

[lyric mountain]

well, await doesn't make much sense inside a promise

[surreal sage]

I'm guessing I can remove ... from ...puppeteerOptions too

[lyric mountain]

use then instead

[surreal sage]

Yeah so that aint showin up

a

(above async function getBrowser())

I think that'd be better

oh wow what a surprise

How could I have it detect it as browserClass?

[lyric mountain]

No, I mean, not like that

resolve the promise with puppeteer launch

then await it

[surreal sage]

ah

I want to keep that session.browser possibly

[lyric mountain]

async function getBrowser() {
    return session.browser = await new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
        if (!session.browser) {
            try {
                resolve(puppeteer.launch({
                    ...puppeteerOptions,
                }));
            } catch (err) {
                reject(err);
            }
        } else {
            resolve(session.browser);
        }
    });
}

or just

[surreal sage]

Welcome to the world to coding ig

[lyric mountain]

that way u dont need to use then

[surreal sage]

gon type it out for the "hand feels"

great start

/**
 * Launch a puppeteer window with settings from config.json
 * Returns the browser and sets session.browser to it
 * @returns {Promise} Browser (Vanilla)
 */
async function getBrowser() {
    return (session.browser = await new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
        if (!session.browser) {
            try {
                resolve(
                    puppeteer.launch({
                        ...puppeteerOptions,
                    })
                );
            } catch (err) {
                reject(err);
            }
        } else {
            resolve(session.browser);
        }
    }));
}```

[quartz kindle]

thats still redundant

a function that returns a promise does not need to be async, nor do you need to await the promise

function getBrowser() {
  return new Promise(...)
}

if puppeteer.launch returns a promise, you dont need to create a promise either

[surreal sage]

/**
 * Launch a puppeteer window with settings from config.json
 * Returns the browser and sets session.browser to it
 * @returns {browserClass} Browser (Vanilla)
 */
function getBrowser() {
    return (session.browser = new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
        if (session.browser) return resolve(session.browser);

        resolve(
            puppeteer.launch({
                ...puppeteerOptions,
            })
        );
    }));
}```

[quartz kindle]

function getBrowser() {
    if(session.browser) {
        return Promise.resolve(session.browser);
    }
    return puppeteer.launch(puppeteerOptions).then(result => session.browser = result);
}

[surreal sage]

still

    return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
        const browser = await getBrowser();
    });```

[quartz kindle]

no need for the promise there either

just return getBrowser()

[surreal sage]

    return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
        const browser = getBrowser();
        const page = await browser.newPage()
        page.goto("google.com")
    });```

[quartz kindle]

return getBrowser().then(browser => browser.newpage()).then(page => page.goto("google.com"))

or make the containing function async

[surreal sage]

The function where this promise is in is planned to resolve on completion*

[quartz kindle]

that does resolve on completion

show how you want to use this function

[surreal sage]

well I can't since I'm getting different errors now 😃

[quartz kindle]

where do you return this promise to?

[surreal sage]

The function is supposed to be a task, it'd repeat itself continuously but only 1 task at a time

See it as a for loop with just 1 line of code in it

[lyric mountain]

Shouldn't u use interval then?

[surreal sage]

Interval would start the "task" even if there is one active wouldn't it

[lyric mountain]

Well, yes but u can just start the interval where you'd first call that function

[quartz kindle]

you want it to be infinite?

or to be interruptible?

you can use an async while

[lyric mountain]

Ayo tf

[quartz kindle]

or a recursive function

or an async infinite for

[surreal sage]

I would use this but I don't want to 😅

[quartz kindle]

fun fact, some people prefer an infinite for over an infinite while because its shorter to write

while(true) vs for(;;)

[surreal sage]

for (;;) errored last time I tried to but now it doesn't

[quartz kindle]

exdee

[lyric mountain]

I just use forever { ... }

[surreal sage]

didn't know could be a parameter

[quartz kindle]

what lang is that

[lyric mountain]

Groovy ofc

[surreal sage]

😒

[quartz kindle]

lel

still longer to write

[lyric mountain]

Same length

for(;;)
forever

[surreal sage]

f it, moving the code to check for the browser inside the functions where it would getBrowser()

[quartz kindle]

lel

[boreal iron]

BUT FOR LOOPS ARE FASTER

[surreal sage]

🖕 you dirty 1996 or whatever javascript devs

[sudden geyser]

Anyone who writes for(;;) should be barred from programming

[surreal sage]

1995 fuck

almost

[quartz kindle]

async function startLoop() {
  while(true) {
    const browser = await getBrowser();
    const page = await browser.newPage();
    await page.goto("google.com");
    // optionally await some timeout to add a delay before the next loop
  }
}

[eternal osprey]

ostream& operator<< (ostream& out, Length& length)
{// Precondition:
    
/*  Postcondition:
    the value of length has been read from in: first minutes, then ':', then seconds
*/
out << length.minutes << ':' << length.seconds;
    // implement this function
    return out;
}
Length operator+ (const Length& a, const Length& b)
{// Precondition:
   
    int total_seconds = a.seconds + b.seconds;
    int total_minutes = a.minutes + b.minutes;
    while(total_seconds % 60 == 0){
total_seconds = total_seconds - 60;
total_minutes++;
    }
    Length sum = {total_seconds, total_minutes};
    return sum;
}

int main()
{
   Length p1 = {44,55};
   Length p2 = {4,1};
   cout << p1 + p1;
  

    return 0;
}
```I honestly have no idea why it is not outputting this shit?

[surreal sage]

        let browser = new browserClass();
        if (!session.browserCreated)
            (browser = await puppeteer.launch({ ...puppeteerOptions })),
                (session.browserCreated = true),
                (session.browser = browser);```
shorten this 😉

(new browserClass() just so I can read off docs)

[quartz kindle]

why do you do { ...puppeteerOptions } tho

[surreal sage]

I have no clue

I like ...

[quartz kindle]

i mean, sure, if you like duplicating the object every time

[surreal sage]

[quartz kindle]

dafuq is that cursed if

[surreal sage]

> me trying to shorten it

[lyric mountain]

Use brackets peps, brackets save lives

[surreal sage]

you a if () { or if ()\n{ guy

[quartz kindle]

first one

[lyric mountain]

Of the former

[boreal iron]

Ignore the Java dude

[surreal sage]

lol

[wheat mesa]

First one unless it’s c#

[quartz kindle]

lol

why is it different in c#

[lyric mountain]

Jokes on you, I force my formatter to use inline bracket

[surreal sage]

Time travel and point a gun to the head of one of the developers to change it

[wheat mesa]

Idk, automatic formatting standard for C# is to have brackets on new lines

[boreal iron]

Right way

[quartz kindle]

ew

[lyric mountain]

In this house we believe in inline brackets, C# can move out if it wants newline brackets

[wheat mesa]

You get used to seeing it

[quartz kindle]

how about this

[surreal sage]

Pass the bleach already yk

[wheat mesa]

Can actually be pretty clean looking

I can already tell what tim is going to type

[quartz kindle]

if(...) return x;

if(...) { return x; }

if(...) {
  return x;
}

if(...)
  return x;

[wheat mesa]

Nvm

[boreal iron]

Ew

[wheat mesa]

Thought he was gonna put all of the brackets on the right side aligned

[quartz kindle]

chose your 1-line if style

[wheat mesa]

3

Though 1 isn’t too bad

[quartz kindle]

i usually use 2 or 3

[lyric mountain]

switch (...) {
    ...: return x;
    ...: return x;
    ...: return x;
    ...: return x;
}

winnie the pooh meme

[quartz kindle]

thats not a 1-line if

exdee

[lyric mountain]

It can be if you try hard enough

[boreal iron]

if( … )
{
   return;
}

Is the way to go

Ffs

[quartz kindle]

switch(...) {
  case ...: return x;
}

... ? (return x) : null;

thats probably not even valid

lmao

[boreal iron]

Tf iOS seems to convert three dots to a special char …

[quartz kindle]

eye os

my bot uses double dash for command arguments, and i had to add additional logic because a bunch of devices auto convert double dash to some form of long dash lol

[boreal iron]

Yeah mine does that, too

[quartz kindle]

annoyiong

[boreal iron]

It’s annoying as fuck

Yeah

[surreal sage]

[boreal iron]

At least on iOS you can disable smart punctuation

[boreal iron]

But nobody does that or even know that

[quartz kindle]

most people know nothing about their own devices

dont even know how to change ringtones

the amount of people using default ringtones is insane

[eternal osprey]

Does anyone know the answer? It's about c++ operator overloading

[lyric mountain]

switch (true) {
  case ... ? true : false: return x
}

[earnest phoenix]

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
struct Length
{
    int minutes;				// # minutes
    int seconds;				// # seconds
};

ostream& operator<< (ostream& out, Length& length)
{// Precondition:
    
/*  Postcondition:
    the value of length has been read from in: first minutes, then ':', then seconds
*/
out << length.minutes << ':' << length.seconds;
    // implement this function
    return out;
}
Length operator+ (const Length& a, const Length& b)
{// Precondition:
   
    int total_seconds = a.seconds + b.seconds;
    int total_minutes = a.minutes + b.minutes;
    while(total_seconds % 60 == 0){
total_seconds = total_seconds - 60;
total_minutes++;
    }
    Length sum = {total_seconds, total_minutes};
    return sum;
}

int main()
{
   Length p1 = {44,55};
   Length p2 = {4,1};
   Length p3 = p1 + p2;
   cout << p3;
  

    return 0;
}

The problem was that there was no operator for the math in the cout statement. The solution was to create a new instance of the structure Length and then output the result of the operation.

[eternal osprey]

Owhhh so p1 + p2 obviously returns a sum, we then need to copy it over to p3 to cout it?

[boreal iron]

Tf you change ringtones on smartphones

[earnest phoenix]

mhm

[lyric mountain]

i like groovy operator overriding

u can return something completely unrelated to the containing class

[surreal sage]

yup.

[earnest phoenix]

madness

[surreal sage]

pain.

puppeteer a bitch in some ways

[earnest phoenix]

why would you hardcode that

[surreal sage]

"because I can"

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[surreal sage]

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yeah nah def not going to do that shit

[boreal iron]

Guy never heard of loops

[surreal sage]

I have lol

[quartz kindle]

html select menus are bs

[boreal iron]

Should add a few more options for people over 100

[quartz kindle]

how about remove the html and replace it with js

dynamic element loading, switching and deleting

[boreal iron]

How about text input

[surreal sage]

😃

[boreal iron]

min/max length 4

[quartz kindle]

input of type number

[surreal sage]

had min < max instead of min > max

since years

slay.

[quartz kindle]

huehuehue

[surreal sage]

best coder award

look I fixed it daddy

[eternal osprey]

Hey guys, i had another quick question. The ostream basically contains all output streams right? From ofstreams, to couts. However, how would i switch through them in a function? c++ void Function(ostream& os){ ostream << "test"; }Like, would this even work?

[surreal sage]

not js im out

[wheat mesa]

Yeah that would work technically

If you want an example of how to overload the << operator for cout I can show you an example

[eternal osprey]

What would i pass as the parameter?

[wheat mesa]

https://github.com/Jwaffled/PhysicsSim/blob/master/Vec2.h#L82

shameless plug

[eternal osprey]

Owh that's okay i've covered that already!

[wheat mesa]

A reference to an ostream

For example, std::cout is an ostream object

[eternal osprey]

i see. I don't understand the questioning of my assignment

The ostream& parameter specifies where the track should be printed to. This could be to
the console by providing cout, but also to a file or string stream.

I never understand what the fuck they expet from me

[wheat mesa]

ostream is just an object with some methods on it. std::cout is the standard output of C++, but there's other ostreams like std::cerr for standard error, and you can create your own output streams to files and other sources

[earnest phoenix]

This works.
The operator<< is overloaded for ostreams.

[eternal osprey]

I see, thanks guys. Really helping me through c++!

[wheat mesa]

It's a confusing language in all fairness

There's lots of ways to do things in C++ but many are outdated and only exist for legacy compatibility

Glad you're learning the newer stuff 🙂

[eternal osprey]

Yeah exactly, props to my uni i guess whahaha

if(lt.showArtist){
    os << track.artist;
}
if(lt.showYear){
    os << track.year;
}
if(lt.showTrack){
    os << track.track;
}
if(lt.showTitle){
    os << track.title;
}
if(lt.showTags){
    os << track.tags;
}
if(lt.showLength){
    os << track.time;
}
if(lt.showCountry){
    os << track.country;
}
if(lt.showArtist){
    os << track.artist;
}
   ```would there be no efficienter way of doing this?

I am basically checking each value of the lt struct and if the value is true log it

[wheat mesa]

I mean, you could use a bitset for the booleans but I can't think of a better way to do it without it being overly complex

[eternal osprey]

Ah i see, keeping it simple then!

[eternal osprey]

struct Length {
    int minutes;
    int seconds;
    
};
struct Track
{
    string artist;                          // name of artist
    string cd;                              // cd title
    int    year;                            // year of appearance (if known)
    int    track;                            // track number
    string title;                           // track title
    string tags;                            // tags
    Length time;                            // playing time
    string country;                         // main countr(y/ies) of artist
};
```Another little question, as you can see i now have a length structure inside a track structure

Would i now have to use Track.Length.time and then access either seconds or minutes?

[wheat mesa]

No

Length is the type of the field

Not the name

It would be <Track>.time then access mins or secs

[eternal osprey]

yeah that is what i meant

Thanks mate!

[whole glen]

how do i remove a webhook url and not replace? because i want to move my bot to vs and not repl so webhooks wont work

[boreal iron]

You can't

[whole glen]

i just replaced the url with top.gg

[boreal iron]

The site is just horrible to use non offensive words

[boreal iron]

For example, yeah

Doesn't really matter, I guess it still tries to send a webhook to the url anyways

[whole glen]

ok thanks

[surreal sage]

Working with vanilla puppeteer rn.
I have an iframe and there's another iframe in that one.
I need to access the second one
(Code to get the first iframe)

            await page.waitForSelector("#fc-iframe-wrap");
            let upper_iframe = await page.$("#fc-iframe-wrap");
            if (!upper_iframe) return reject("iframe_invalid_0");
            upper_iframe = await upper_iframe.contentFrame();
            await wait(1500);```
(Code to get the second iframe)
```js
            await upper_iframe.waitForSelector("#CaptchaFrame")
            let iframe = await upper_iframe.$("#CaptchaFrame");
            if (!iframe) return reject("iframe_invalid_1");
            iframe = await iframe.contentFrame();
            await wait(1500);```
I have **f**ile**s**ystem write a html file with the contents of the first iframe, the second iframe's content is empty

I'm launching with js args: ["--disable-web-security", "--disable-features=IsolateOrigins,site-per-process", "--no-sandbox", "--disable-setuid-sandbox"],

[quartz kindle]

an iframe within an iframe? dafuq is this, inception?

[surreal sage]

Roblox

[quartz kindle]

according to this https://levelup.gitconnected.com/how-to-include-iframes-in-puppeteers-html-output-8f2f36b5f36c

you need to access the iframe execution context

and run a querySelector in there

[crude juniper]

would this be useful to anyone that struggles with creating commands?

[boreal iron]

Well creating the command object is probably the easiest part of application commands tbh

How to deal with em using the appropriate event, how to get the options, how to respond accordingly is mostly what people struggle with

At least I feel like that's the most common reason we see here

[crude juniper]

what about for just overall organization, viewing all the commands, deleting them, etc

[boreal iron]

Sure... nice I guess for people who wanna visualize it

[crude juniper]

Yeah i guess, i just know i had to delete a few commands and i was thinking if there was something like this, would be way easier.

less tedious i guess

[boreal iron]

So I guess you're aiming to create a package that fetches the commands and shows em

At least that's what would make sense if you wanna do it

[crude juniper]

prob gonna be open source then just host a website where people can do it if they dont feel like running locally

maybe a package i guess

[boreal iron]

Small webserver, passing the client to your package, then let the user add/edit/delete commands

In the browser

[crude juniper]

essentially, yes.

[boreal iron]

Not a bad idea tho

[crude juniper]

i mean, even if no one uses it, i will, haha

[boreal iron]

I mean your code should actually handle all of that automatically tbh if you aim to do it efficiently

Your command handler and modules should automatically add/edit/remove commands at least once on a startup

And your entire structure should be meant to build like to support that

But yeah

[crude juniper]

Right, I agree. In my older bots, I don't add the commands via the code. I manually add them with POST calls, lol, which I bet you other people are also doing, so this would be a nice improvement.

Especially for my bot with 62 commands lol

[whole glen]

um my slash commands for some reason are me and not my bot

[lyric mountain]

Uhm, errr...no, we add through code

[whole glen]

it used to show the app but now if the app dies is shows yourself

[lyric mountain]

Ur the first person I see to do raw post requests to add em

[rustic nova]

lmao

just have the Library handle it lol

[boreal iron]

I don't manually add anything...
The command handler fetches the app commands, loads the local command files and add/edit/removes app commands on a startup automatically as well as handles the command module execution

[crude juniper]

i do with my new bots, cba to add them all to older bots

[boreal iron]

Looks like an issue of your modded client

The default client doesn't have that issue

[lyric mountain]

Ask discord why that's happening

[whole glen]

i only changed the css

[earnest phoenix]

how to add badge sysyem in my bot

?

[wheat mesa]

what

[boreal iron]

Thank you for submitting your request. Within 24h we will respond with the appropriate code for free, to implement it into your code (ready to use).

[green kestrel]

hmmm

a sensible conclusion we can draw here is that users who use the app directory are more likely to use slash commands

a week ago it was about 50/50 app command vs message command

now it's 75% slash commands

[delicate zephyr]

that makes sense though

cause you're literally advertising slash commands via the app directory

[boreal iron]

Somehow also like the fact you can mention slash commands now like anywhere

Which makes things even easier and faster especially on mobile

[green kestrel]

yeah

[delicate zephyr]

yea true </this:1> is super neat

[boreal iron]

If only.. if only we could get a few more related features instead of badges

[fossil bronze]

Speaking of app discovery...

Any ideas?

[wary cairn]

Wait 24 H

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[lament rock]

pretty sure theres a setting you have to change to specify that this is the bot's support server

and thats how it filters

if you already did that, then wait I guess

[eternal osprey]

Hey guys

almost done with my c++ project

I get these warnings

how would i solve them?

Owh actually i can try to static cast it to an integer

[whole glen]

how would i do something like this in v14? ```java
require('dotenv').config()

const { Client, Intents, MessageAttachment, GatewayIntentBits } = require('discord.js');

const client = new Client({ intents: [GatewayIntentBits.Guilds,] });

client.once('ready', () => {
client.api.applications(client.user.id).commands.post({data: {
name: 'image',
description: 'sends an image'
}})

});
client.login(process.env.TOKEN)```

[solemn latch]

I don't think its recommended to post your commands every time your client is ready.

[boreal iron]

A registration is a one time process, yes

[solemn latch]

Djs's guide doesnt cover it due to that reason, but you can infer how to do it from here.
https://discordjs.guide/creating-your-bot/command-deployment.html#registering-slash-commands

[boreal iron]

Also no need to format the command yourself

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/ApplicationCommandManager?scrollTo=create

[boreal iron]

That guide is absolutely bullshit

ABSOLUTELY BULLSHIT

For real

[solemn latch]

yeah ^_^ but its easy to recommend.

[boreal iron]

No it's absolutely nothing you should recommend

There are inbuilt methods

Also this guide doesn't specify exactly it's a one time registration process

It's just stupid bullshit

That crap really makes me angry

[solemn latch]

👀 I noticed

[quartz kindle]

lemao

[surreal sage]

Saw something on stackoverflow, var rand = myArray[(Math.random() * myArray.length) | 0]
Can somebody link me the "definition" of |?

Also any tips on this? (Beside the fact I'm hardcoding the arrays)
The indexes always include a 4 somewhere

[lyric mountain]

that's a bitwise OR

can also be uses as a non-short circuiting OR

[surreal sage]

Example on how it'd be used?

[lyric mountain]

like any OR

the only difference between | and || is that the latter will stop at the first TRUE condition

unless u use it for bitwise, but that's another matter entirely

[wheat mesa]

(And | is a bitwise op)

Yeah

Take two numbers, like 5 and 3,
5 in binary is 101
3 in binary is 011
Doing 5 | 3 will result in the bits
111 and therefore 6

Because the result will be each binary place ORed with the other, if one or more of them is a 1, then the result is 1

[lyric mountain]

no need to worry abt it if u don't have a genuine use-case

else u might introduce unseen bugs from trying to "techyfy" ur code

[wheat mesa]

Generally speaking there are not too many reasons to use it

[lyric mountain]

ye, it's very niche

[wheat mesa]

(Permissions and bitflags are very useful though)

[lyric mountain]

as a non-SC OR I mean

[quartz kindle]

bitwise is bae

[surreal sage]

You can look at this and know what it's for and by looking at my activity you can see what it's for.
You can probably tell that there can be duplicates (same row & column gets set twice)
What would be the best way to place a customizable amount of 💎's in the rowsFinished array?

[uneven tartan]

@quartz kindle cmere

how the hell i insert into an array

using mongo

[surreal sage]

mongi bongi

[lyric mountain]

wdym?

[surreal sage]

Got it myself

Read of an older script

Ignore the way I did this

[uneven tartan]

seems unnecessary

theres a way to push into it i just dont know what it is

what exactly is { id: 1}

the user id?

oh ok that makes sense actually

[radiant kraken]

adding | 0 has no effect really

[uneven tartan]

im still unsure of what it does

this doesnt make sense either

what do the subjects have anything to do with anything else

its just another array

this is confusing

[hasty mulch]

https://github.com/LIPDProductionsInc/Redwood_Automation/blob/main/cogs/redwood-automation-context.py#L7-L44
Is there a way to get the option variable in Line 20 passed on down to either Line 35 or Line 39? Or any examples that do something similar?
So far, everything I have tried (self.option, global option, self.shared) have all came up with the same AttributeError: Object has no attribute 'option'

[uneven tartan]

fuck mongo

piece of shit

i genuinely cant mentally handle this

fucker thinks something exists inside an empty collection

like fuck off

if anyones experienced with mongo and is willing to deal with my fuckery please let me know

im actually struggling with this

[solemn latch]

👀 I dont know mongo but I helped someone with it today

[uneven tartan]

it actually has me

beyond upset

im looking at an empty collection and it has the audacity to tell me something is there that isnt

[solemn latch]

what happens if you delete the document

[hasty mulch]

This is what I have now: https://mystb.in/FinestCopyrightsComplicated

[fringe marten]

Can anyone check my privacy policy and tell me if it is good enough?

https://github.com/SyntaxErrorSolos/Ice/blob/main/privacy-policy.md

[wheat mesa]

There’s a lot of grammatical errors just saying

[fringe marten]

I'll fix those. I'm not a native English speaker

[wheat mesa]

I figured, no worries

[fringe marten]

I fixed some issues, other that then it's ok right?

[earnest phoenix]

Can anyone plz explain me how to use this api to generate anime images?
Because I can't understand the docs. Plz!!

https://docs.weeb.sh/

[pale vessel]

you need to request for access

and your bot have to be in at least 1k servers

oh, interesting. they have sign ups now

[pale vessel]

this was the response I got three years ago

[radiant kraken]

i remember weeb.sh being everywhere two years ago

[fringe marten]

whats weeb.sh 💀

[earnest phoenix]

whih one is tim

@quartz kindle tim i was redirected by mac to ask you how tf to post an slash command to the api

cuz i did kinda do something

[pale vessel]

are you trying to go for the active developer badge

[earnest phoenix]

of course i am

[fringe marten]

Everyone trying to get the active dev badge

[neon leaf]

cuz why not

[wary cairn]

Everyone try to Developing bot is good right?

[earnest phoenix]

Can anyone tell me that is it correct to use this intent-

const client = new Client({ intents: 65535});

I mean is the number correct?

plz tell!

[earnest phoenix]

Try it and see, you didn't even say what intent you want so how are we supposed to know if that's the right number. Use the documentation as well:

https://discordjs.guide/popular-topics/intents.html

[dry imp]

surely

[fringe marten]

indeed

I never said it wasn't :D

honestly the more people that develop, the more people I can skid from. joke

[dry imp]

i feel like the purpose is good but the approach is incorrect

[fringe marten]

This

Most people literally would never look back at the bot

they just want the super cool new badge

[digital swan]

Most people aren’t even gonna look at the code and follow a YouTube video

[fringe marten]

Fr

[earnest phoenix]

When i run my bot, it says Started refreshing application (/) commands
Successfully reloaded application (/) commands

But it doesn't say bot is online and my bot also don't come online.

Plz help!!

[earnest phoenix]

Show code

[lyric mountain]

Worthy to note, not all slash apps are bots

Perhaps the code u cloned is a botless app

In which case it doesn't need to be online

[surreal sage]

Can setTimeout's take up a lot of hardware when there are e.g 10,000 of them?

[wheat mesa]

I see no use for using setTimeout 10000 times

[surreal sage]

According to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19578446/does-settimeout-affects-performance it does not as long as I make a callback for all of them timeouts (small callbacks)

[surreal sage]

e.g "Pending balance"

Could just check every 5 minutes (What I have done before but I want to try something else out )

[knotty wren]

Hello

[surreal sage]

[solemn latch]

👀 in what context?

pending balance you only really need to check if the user checks it right?

[earnest phoenix]

how do you run a .exe file for js

[solemn latch]

you want to run an exe from your js code?

[surreal sage]

Or make an exe from your code?

[surreal sage]

Diff question before I continue on this
In what cases can invite rewards be allowed on Discord?

Cause I'm planning on doing e.g every invite 1k bot cash

[earnest phoenix]

yeah

well for my js code

[solemn latch]

tbh, that's more of a question for discord.

discords not super clear on it

[surreal sage]

(child process).spawn('"(exe location"')
should do it

[surreal sage]

https://nodejs.org/api/child_process.html#child_processspawncommand-args-options

[earnest phoenix]

i put that in the index file?

[surreal sage]

Well you cant copy paste what I typed (syntax error 😒)

[surreal sage]

Every invite = 1k bot cash
That bot cash is pending for .. many days
If the person that got invited left before .. many days it'd remove that 1k from the pending

[solemn latch]

cant you just use events for that?

[surreal sage]

Well there aren't a good amount of events I can use

Really just 3

• Member Join
• Member Leave
• "/balance" ran

And I don't want to use the last one since it'd have to get an object from my db, iterate over it and change things (before the balance is shown)

[solemn latch]

most invite trackers on any bot of decent scale use events.

[surreal sage]

I do use the GuildMemberAdded events

Pending balance isn't common on most invite trackers

[solemn latch]

Ideally, you'd be calculating it based on stats you have stored in the database at the time the command is run.

Which should be faster than creating thousands of timers and would scale way better too.

[earnest phoenix]

[surreal sage]

Balance is checked in more commands/features so I rather check the pends every 5 minutes lol

[hasty mulch]

Could someone help me write a JSON file?

[rustic nova]

hi

[boreal iron]

Just use double quotes for keys and values and don't add trailing commas anywhere

And you should be fine

[hasty mulch]

And for something like this?

[boreal iron]

That's just the browser formatting the output for u

Click on raw output

[hasty mulch]

I know

[boreal iron]

or raw data

[hasty mulch]

I'm asking how do I get it grouped like "current", "minutely", etc...

[boreal iron]

It looks like an array inside the object

Just click raw data and you can see the structure

[hasty mulch]

it be a lot of data with tiny, non-colored words...

[boreal iron]

{
...,
"minutely": [...],
"hourly": [...],
...
}

[hasty mulch]

K

[boreal iron]

The entire structure is literally just an object

Just use double quotes for keys and values and don't add trailing commas anywhere

[crude juniper]

i got a prototype up.. idk if itll be used, but im definitely gonna use it. if you wanna check it out, https://discordcmds.com

[hasty mulch]

Now, I'm trying to figure out how to read in Python. I want to use aiohttp.ClientSession since I'm most familiar with it

[charred nest]

ello, i try to avoid using this channel as much as possible but fetching user from vote id is putting me in a chokehold
javascript, djs v14 ;
my webhook server & voting works perfectly, however i cannot fetch the user who voted so the bot can message them. i’ve tried:
const user = await client.users.fetch(vote.user)
&
const user = await client.users.send(${vote.user}, “message here”) as per v14 docs to dm a specific user

each time, i get cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘fetch’) but i’m not sure how to resolve as i’ve done what i know and have exhausted every web resource i have

client is defined btw ^

[eternal osprey]

Imagine i have a basic message collector and a setTimeout in a while loop, would it initialize the next loop before finishing the timeout?

[crude juniper]

yes

[solemn latch]

is the client actually logged in?

[charred nest]

yes

i wait for all shards to come up -> send test vote -> get type err

i know i’m getting the vote user because console.log(vote.user) properly gives the ID

[eternal osprey]

Owh that's fucked up

how can i make sure my while loop only runs when the timeouts are done etc

[solemn latch]

So interesting, client.users shouldn't be undefined. 🤔

Personally, I would console.log(client) inside the vote event just to double check.

[charred nest]

alright thank u

i’ll let u know if i figure it out from there

[eternal osprey]

i logged this on top of my while loop

and it didn't exeute any code

it only was looping till my console.log("yes")

[solemn latch]

the while loop is probably blocking the thousands of timers

👀 what are you trying to do?

[eternal osprey]

I see.

I have created a little game

[solemn latch]

I'm getting XY vibes

[eternal osprey]

xy?

[solemn latch]

https://xyproblem.info/

[eternal osprey]

where a user can react to a button, and it will then perform a timeout and return a certain result

I can bin a the part of the code with the while loop

[solemn latch]

why do you need a while loop for that?

[eternal osprey]

It's a soccer game, it must rerun the game till someone wins

[charred nest]

gives my client information, but just realized it’s logging in every shard

[eternal osprey]

So this is what i have (for only the sudden death part): https://hatebin.com/llwdjqbqjy

I am basically trying to rerun the code in the while loop AFTER the previous loop is completely wrapped up (so all timeouts and collectors)

[solemn latch]

Couldn't you just use a single interval?

Or maybe even no timer/interval at all.

Looks like you have events for when a round ends.
collector#.on("end")
^ this should accurately tell you when a round ends/starts.

[eternal osprey]

hmm yeah

so if i use a collector it won't intervene the while?

[solemn latch]

You shouldn't need a while at all

[eternal osprey]

why wouldn't i>?

Because i want to keep on performing that code till one of the users wins

[solemn latch]

You should have a callback to start it again, unless someone wins.

[eternal osprey]

how would i do that?

Like create a function and call that in the while loop?

[solemn latch]

Theres no need for a while loop at all

https://i.imgur.com/jA3L8ax.png

You can check for a win condition in the end event.
If someone won, execute a function to finish the game, otherwise run it again.

[charred nest]

any reason why client.shard.ids[0] would return ‘cannot read properties of null (reading ‘ids’)?

i have a feeling client isn’t being passed through properly

[wheat mesa]

shard is null

We haven’t been shown any other code though so can’t tell you what’s wrong for sure

[charred nest]

one sec sorry

[surreal sage]

Lovely Number('0') or parseInt('0') comes out as NaN

[wheat mesa]

That’s just not true

[surreal sage]

alright it does come out as 0

[charred nest]

in index.js

[surreal sage]

but 0 == false

[wheat mesa]

Yes

[surreal sage]

"How not"

[wheat mesa]

Because 0 is a falsey value

[charred nest]

webserver is just vote webhook which works but since im sharding i have to listen on one

[surreal sage]

                            function setCountdownContent(int) {
                                const array = `${int.toLocaleString()}`.split("").filter((f) => f != "");
                                container.innerHTML = "";
                                for (const string of array) {
                                    const el = document.createElement("div");
                                    el.innerText = string;
                                    console.log(string, typeof string, Number(string))
                                    if (Number(string)) {
                                        el.setAttribute("class", "outer");
                                    } else {
                                        el.setAttribute("class", "inner");
                                    }
                                    container.appendChild(el);
                                }
                            }
                            setCountdownContent(50000);```

[wheat mesa]

Use === if you want strict comparison

[surreal sage]

yeah in the way I'm doing it it aint work like that

f tabs

if (Number('0')) {} else {falsey}

parseInt(string) !== nan?

[surreal sage]

nopus

[wheat mesa]

if typeof string === "number"

Or whatever type you want to check

[surreal sage]

string is a string

If it is a number

true

else

false

[wheat mesa]

Then parse it and save it to a variable

[surreal sage]

but 0 is a number but falsey

[wheat mesa]

Then check if that isn’t NaN

[surreal sage]

nah normal characters are not nan somehow

hold on

console.log(string, typeof string, Number(string));

                                        el.setAttribute("class", "inner");
                                        console.log(string, "nan")```

That console.log doesn't fire

[surreal sage]

yeah no it's doing some weird shit

[wheat mesa]

Actually hold on

ParseInt is scuffed

[surreal sage]

Number() does the same (for result)

[wheat mesa]

It returns null if it fails

[surreal sage]

I'm working in a no-cache expirement*

[wheat mesa]

Check if it’s null

[surreal sage]

String is 50,000

might be the comma

[wheat mesa]

It’ll parse but not the way you expect

parseInt("50,000"); returns 50

[surreal sage]

I'm using Number()

[wheat mesa]

Strip the number of its commas first

[charred nest]

what would be the best way to check/send the vote info to only one shard? since the below doesn't work anymore (haven't touched this code since pre v12)

[wheat mesa]

string.replace(",", "")

[radiant kraken]

*.replaceAll

[surreal sage]

really lovely undocumented function

[radiant kraken]

no

[wheat mesa]

It’s not undocumented

[surreal sage]

Not eslinted*

[radiant kraken]

replace(",", "") only replaces the first occurrence of a , iirc

[surreal sage]

Fact

[radiant kraken]

if it doesn't work then you can use a regex, like .replace(/,/g, '')

[craggy pine]

What would the appropriate way to fix certain characters showing in Discord text like so https://scs.twilightgamez.net/d9weQ.png

js btw

[wheat mesa]

Pro tip: the internet has documentation for basically everything in the javascript stdlib

If your editor doesn’t pick it up then you can search for it online

[surreal sage]

I don't know the word but this

Not documented in that way

[wheat mesa]

It is, it’s probably just bugging out or an older version or something

[radiant kraken]

parse it

[wheat mesa]

Just look it up

[surreal sage]

or I could've just done this

[radiant kraken]

like .replace(/&#(\d+)/g, (_, n) => String.fromCodePoint(Number(n)))

[wheat mesa]

ah yes, the classic unreadable condition

[craggy pine]

I'll see what I can do. Thank you. 🙂

[radiant kraken]

though you can use parsers online

[surreal sage]

"it works"

[craggy pine]

It's just grabbing a song title via MariaDB and throwing it into the embed.

[wheat mesa]

Technical debt

[radiant kraken]

the API probably returned a raw text with unparsed HTML entities and codes

[craggy pine]

https://scs.twilightgamez.net/OUXWh.png seems some of the songs are stored that way so it was probably the api as you said ya.

bec that's my db

you can tell the 039 one is a '

[radiant kraken]

you can use libraries like

https://www.npmjs.com/package/html-entities

[craggy pine]

assuming you have experience with this lib. Could I use decode on the entire string or does it specifically have to be the characters themselves

I could try obviously. Figured it would be faster than me coding it first.

[radiant kraken]

i'm sure you can

[craggy pine]

Cool. I'll give it a try. Thanks for helping.

[radiant kraken]

no prob, glad to help!

[craggy pine]

https://scs.twilightgamez.net/hMVHy.png ya that did the trick ty.

[radiant kraken]

[uneven tartan]

what the fuck is going on

[sharp geyser]

People still making music bots sadge

[sharp geyser]

Uh what’s the issue? Is it cause it’s not inserting or is something else the problem

[uneven tartan]

i figured it out, took a braincell and a half tho and help of voltrex

not only is warned not a boolean there were a bunch of other things wrong with this

[sharp geyser]

Obviously warned is not a Boolean it’s going to be null it whatever it found

[uneven tartan]

hi

can i have your font thanks

[lament rock]

A lot of music bots being made are garbage and just bank off of third party software

ffmpeg being the go to

performance graph of said music bots over time: 📉

discord.js + express + react + command framework bots be like

memory usage: yes
cpu usage: yes
user experience: no

buy bigger and badder VPS'

I wish stuff that has cool and lightweight tech behind it exists more often

I used to be literally crying how discord.js' import size made my bot's memory usage double (not logged in yet)

[sharp geyser]

Yep

I dont even do discord development anymore unless I have too

[lament rock]

I still work on my music bot and put in probably too much r&d trying to remake LavaLink in my native language of js

I mean, it works, but it still uses ffmpeg for audio processing or converting to opus from an unknown format. No native solutions available yet. Although I can feel myself getting exhausted trying to vertically integrate myself as nothing comparable exists yet

performance being my main target nobody can seem to provide

[radiant kraken]

now i see why you were trying to learn how opus works and even try to make use of node.js' C++ addons

[neon leaf]

so I have an application in docker, it was running fine until right now where it randomly couldnt connect to postgres with ssl anymore, this is the relevant part of the error:
code: 'ERR_TLS_CERT_ALTNAME_INVALID'

postgres is running and when running the app outside docker it works too

[quartz kindle]

youre sounding like me lmao

[radiant kraken]

if you're going for performance use Rust because it's blazingly fast!!!!11111 🚀💪🔥

[charred nest]

minecraft regular

[lament rock]

I am insane enough

[lament rock]

Yeah except you know how to fuck with node internals

[rigid maple]

How can I end the discordjsopus stream?

discordjsopus steam will stop when user stops speaking

[open gyro]

@solemn latch can you help me pls ?

[solemn latch]

with?

[open gyro]

My bot is in your site but not in the server why ?

[radiant kraken]

just rewrite your bot in dpp at this point

[solemn latch]

we dont invite bots here

Discord has a cap of 50 bots, we have thousands

[open gyro]

ok sorry for the inconvenience ^^

[solemn latch]

👀 this is cool
https://i.imgur.com/9HVuhzC.png
https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/webhook#execute-webhook-jsonform-params

webhooks can create threads

[rustic nova]

cool

[earnest phoenix]

By discordjsopus do you mean @discordjs/opus?

[rigid maple]

yes

[outer crater]

How to leave beta test in discord

[earnest phoenix]

What exactly is the value of the audioStream variable there?

[earnest phoenix]

On what operating system?

[uneven tartan]

i genuinely cant figure out how to get vsc's font to actually change correctly

[earnest phoenix]

You're still using discord.js v13?

[charred nest]

file -> preferences -> settings -> under commonly used is editor font family -> don’t delete everything, just arrow to the beginning, type “Minecraft Regular,” w/o quotes or whatever font you downloaded -> restart vsc

[rigid maple]

v12

[uneven tartan]

what

remove v12

now

[earnest phoenix]

Um why?

[rigid maple]

this project has been standing for a long time and I was using v12 at that time

[earnest phoenix]

Then update it, shouldn't take much time

[uneven tartan]

restart and use v14. iirc v12 has some broken api stuff

[rigid maple]

ok but is there no way to destroy the opus stream?

[earnest phoenix]

v12 will keep crashing because it doesn't know how to handle newer API responses

[uneven tartan]

doesnt opus have a destroy function

[rigid maple]

Anyway, I'll switch to v14 and try again.

[uneven tartan]

thats youre best bet

[rigid maple]

due to a function i use, i am creating 3 stream (not at the same time, but in a row) so it has to destroy it after one is finished.

sorry if not understood i use translator

[earnest phoenix]

Remember that you'll also have to use @discordjs/voice as voice support is moved out of discord.js itself

[rigid maple]

yes it occurred to me i will use it to join the audio channel

[outer crater]

Android

[earnest phoenix]

Go to play store, scroll a bit and leave the beta program

[earnest phoenix]

You just have to open the Google Play Store, search for Discord and tap on it, and then just tap on the "Leave beta" button

Then either uninstall and reinstall after some time or wait for a stable update

[outer crater]

I did that

[earnest phoenix]

So you already left the beta program on the Google Play Store?

[outer crater]

Yes

[earnest phoenix]

Does it say "Join the beta" or does it say it's still leaving it?

[outer crater]

Join the beta

[earnest phoenix]

Then uninstall Discord, and reinstall it from the Google Play Store, it should provide a build with the "Release Channel" of "googleRelease"

[outer crater]

I reinstalled

It's says

[earnest phoenix]

You probably reinstalled it when it was still trying to leave the beta program

[outer crater]

Can be

[earnest phoenix]

Try it now

[wooden warren]

how do I make my bot have this badge??

[solemn latch]

Your bot needs global slash commands

[wooden warren]

alr I'll look into that

thanks

[outer crater]

Whoh

That bot is owned by ma friend

[outer crater]

That worked

Are you on pc?

When we will be able to seed "active developer" badge on Android?

Dec.?

[earnest phoenix]

In early December

[outer crater]

You know how to fix "signal 9 (process completed)" problem in termux?

While hosting os with vnc player?

[earnest phoenix]

Termux doesn't work properly with Android 12 and higher due to their auto process cleaning services

[outer crater]

Yhea phantom killer

Just wanna disable that shit

[lyric mountain]

just to add, "signal X (something)" isn't a problem, it's a termination code

[coarse crag]

wow

[outer crater]

Well its just a problem in my case, as I don't want it to be completed

[earnest phoenix]

There's nothing you can do other than running commands over ADB/root to disable the phantom process killer
https://github.com/agnostic-apollo/Android-Docs/blob/master/en/docs/apps/processes/phantom-cached-and-empty-processes.md

[outer crater]

Root? Samsung?

[earnest phoenix]

It's not hard to root Samsung phones, all you need is Magisk; although I wouldn't recommend rooting just for this

[outer crater]

What if I can just local host gui and access with browser

[brittle lance]

any python coder ?

[earnest phoenix]

Just ask your question

[brittle lance]

how can i change my bot server count with request by jsk

[earnest phoenix]

Ideally you'd use a task and not use jsk at all

Make a normal POST request to the API endpoint

No need of jsk for that

[brittle lance]

for shards?

[earnest phoenix]

Still the same

You simply post both the server count and shards

[brittle lance]

but i want to try with jsk

[earnest phoenix]

You should not do that

[brittle lance]

using req

[earnest phoenix]

tasks are made for that

[brittle lance]

oh ok

so can code example how to make task and send post request to the API endpoint

[earnest phoenix]

It's a simple POST request

There are countless examples on Google or similar you can search for and find example code

[brittle lance]

ok

let me check

[earnest phoenix]

Can I have help how to create a bot because when I do it sends to me the external safety and it’s saying Bake a cake, Paint a Tree, Microwave Kombucha, Solve a mystery with Scooby doo, Read a bedtime story how do I do those thighs or get pass those things?

Can I have some help?

[quartz kindle]

lmfao

[earnest phoenix]

[lyric mountain]

that'll utterly destroy your log btw

[rigid maple]

I solved

how to create stream in discordjs/voice

[lyric mountain]

you really shouldn't delete the question

nor ignore my warning

[rigid maple]

sorry

[lyric mountain]

your stream event prints whenever someone starts and stops talking

but those stuff fire waaaay too often

in a few hours, you might get a gigabyte-sized log file

plus the performance usage from writing to the file/logging constantly

[rigid maple]

answers will take a maximum of 5 seconds

I do not allow any more

[lyric mountain]

still, people often stop talking for a few ms

[rigid maple]

if i can create stream of course 😃

[lyric mountain]

which will fire the event again

[rigid maple]

I can not I can't start stream about voice receiver

[rigid maple]

I still haven't been able to properly start and record audio

[uneven tartan]

interesting question.
ive got an array mapped like this

const newArr=await memm.guild.infractions[mem.user.id].map(x => ({name: `${ x.type||"N/A" }`, value: `Reason: ${ x.reason }\nTime: <t:${ x.time }:f>`, inline: false})).slice(0, 10)

every third object want to set inline to true. how would i achieve this?

[lament rock]

This website uses biscuits to improve your experience 🍵

[quartz kindle]

map gives you other arguments besides the current item

for example the current item's index

which you can use % 3 on

for example ```js
.map((item, index) => index % 3 === 2 ? "third" : "not third")

in your case it would be simply inline: index % 3 === 2

[radiant kraken]

since when? i thought that feature was never implemented

wasn't it just a request from a discord staff

[solemn latch]

Since slash commands got released.

I think you can invite more than 50, but no interactions will be created.

[radiant kraken]

oh ic

[radiant kraken]

This website uses biscuits to improve our ads i mean your experience

[wary cairn]

[lament rock]

:biscuit:

🍪

this is literally anti-British

[rustic nova]

I prefer the term "baked bread-sugar mixture with choco chips"

[rigid maple]

how can i create stream in @Discordjs/voice and write in a pcm file

[lament rock]

So you call these things "Chips"? Instead of Crispity Cruncy Munchie Crackerjack Snacker Nibbler Snap Crack N Pop Westpoolchestershireshire Queen's Lovely Jubily Delight?

that's a rather bit cringe innit bruv?

[rustic nova]

oh surely bruv, that be the proper definition eh?

[lament rock]

naturally

[earnest phoenix]

This application will take advantage of your Crispity Crunchy Munchie Crackerjack Snacker Nibbler Snap Crack N Pop to analyze logic patterns and make operations smoother

Bri'ish
https://youtube.com/shorts/Akai2-owL9k

[sharp geyser]

No memes in development

[earnest phoenix]

No otters in development

[sharp geyser]

Shut up

[earnest phoenix]

[sharp geyser]

    public void Movement(InputAction.CallbackContext context)
    {
        if (context.performed)
        {
            switch (context.control.name)
            {
                case "w":
                    Debug.Log("I am moving forward");
                    Player.velocity = new Vector3(1,0,0) * Speed * Time.deltaTime;
                    break;
                case "a":
                    Debug.Log("I am moving left");
                    Player.velocity = new Vector3(0, 0, -1) * Speed * Time.deltaTime;
                    break;
                case "s":
                    Debug.Log("I am moving backward");
                    Player.velocity = new Vector3(-1, 0, 0) * Speed * Time.deltaTime;
                    break;
                case "d":
                    Debug.Log("I am moving right");
                    Player.velocity = new Vector3(0, 0, 1) * Speed * Time.deltaTime;
                    break;
            }
        }
    }

Why my code no work

@earnest phoenix help

now

You get no errors

[earnest phoenix]

In what way does it not work though?

[sharp geyser]

Nothing changes

The velocity literally changes for a split second and goes back to 0

Doesn't even matter if I hold it down

[earnest phoenix]

Maybe you're setting it back to 0 in some update method?

[sharp geyser]

    // Update is called once per frame
    void Update()
    {

    }
}

Nope

Ignore the curly bracket at the end

end of the class def

[earnest phoenix]

Is this Unity or something?

[sharp geyser]

yes

It is weird cause this works for someone else

[earnest phoenix]

Maybe your Unity version has something to do with it?

[sharp geyser]

I am using the LTS

Same one everyone else uses

Looks like unity scripting aint for me

[earnest phoenix]

I think it's better to ask in their official support server
discord.gg/unity

[sharp geyser]

Funny you say this I asked in there no one responded

Thrice

[earnest phoenix]

Damn

[rigid maple]

how to create stream for specific user and write to pcm file

discordjs/voice

not working

[sour lava]

Is there a way to make my bot's long description scale with screen size? Looks normal on pc and looks like this on mobile

[rustic nova]

it is with proper CSS yeah

[opaque acorn]

210~ ping is ok?

[quartz kindle]

depends on the context

for league of legends its horrible

for a website its very good

[dry imp]

tarzan mfs running lol in the jungle with 340ms ping

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[lyric mountain]

use cosine to calculate player vector

else u get the strafe issue

[quartz kindle]

use cousine to calculate player food, else you get starvation

[lyric mountain]

lul

but really, if u use simple coodinate addition players can simply exploit that to move faster by walking in diagonals

that's uhh...why doom/quake/hl1 speedrunners move so fast

[wheat mesa]

Look up some game physics tutorials, there’s a mathematical way to do that properly

Generally speaking I would avoid trig at all costs

[earnest phoenix]

I want a code. When a person votes, he receives a private message telling him “thank you.” I want the code to be Discord.js

[lyric mountain]

that's not how it works

we don't "give code", we just point you to the correct direction

in which case you need to use top.gg webhooks to listen to voting events

[earnest phoenix]

cc #topgg-api

[knotty wren]

Hello

[somber ridge]

check your dms

[surreal sage]

Doin' some nice lovely Discord.js@14.0.3 work and for some fun and lovely reason it loves to ignore the last permission overwrite!

[whole glen]

Can you run more then one bot on vs code on a computer at a time?

[nocturne bloom]

Yes just open again

[quartz kindle]

or login multiple bots in the same code

[dusk onyx]

I NEED A BOT THAT CAN KICK PEOPLE WITH A CERTAIN ROLE

[solemn latch]

you want to write one?

This is a programming channel

[whole glen]

for some reason this is not adding the command did i do this wrong? ```java
const { SlashCommandBuilder } = require('@discordjs/builders');

console.log("NodeJS Version: " + process.version)

require('dotenv').config()

const { Client, Intents, MessageAttachment, GatewayIntentBits, ActivityType } = require('discord.js');

const client = new Client({ intents: [GatewayIntentBits.Guilds] });

client.once('ready', () => {
client.user.setPresence({
activities: [{ name: Adding commands..., type: ActivityType.Playing }],
status: 'online',
});
var guildCommand = new SlashCommandBuilder();
guildCommand.setName('ping')
guildCommand.setDescription('The uptime and other information about the bot.')
console.log("New slash command has been made!!!")
});
client.login('...')```

[boreal iron]

Yes, you aren't registering the command.

Your constructor SlashCommandBuilder will just create the command structure for u

[whole glen]

oh what do i need to add (i was copying code from my other bot and must have deleted the part)

[boreal iron]

You will have to decide if this is supposed to be a global command or guild command at first

Then using the inbuilt methods to register it