development

[ancient wedge]

show your slash commands directory

[north cairn]

show what?

[ancient wedge]

folder where your commands are

[ancient wedge]

ahhh

do you need BotInfo

[north cairn]

yes i do

same i did in normal commands and no issue theee

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

[ancient wedge]

well try moving it out of BotInfo

same directory

[north cairn]

not wrking

SO FRUSTRATED RIGHT NOW!

i think something is wrong with

interactionCreate

or handler

[ancient wedge]

naw its your ping.js

or handler yeah

[north cairn]

whihc one u want see

[ancient wedge]

just send the entire handler man

[north cairn]

const { readdirSync } = require("fs");

const Discord = require("discord.js")

const { REST } = require('@discordjs/rest');
const { Routes } = require('discord-api-types/v9');
const { token } = process.env.token;
const clientId =  "992806051806191626";//dont loook here

const ascii = require("ascii-table");
const { Client } = require("discord.js");
let table = new ascii("SlashCommands");
table.setHeading("SlashCommand Name", "Loaded Status");
 const slashCommands = [];

module.exports = (client, interaction) => {

  readdirSync("./SlashCommands/").forEach(dir => { 
 
  console.log(slashCommands)
  
  
  
    const commands = readdirSync(`./SlashCommands/${dir}`).filter((file) =>
      file.endsWith(".js")
    );
    for (const file of commands) {
      const pull = require(`../SlashCommands/${dir}/${file}`);
      slashCommands.push(pull.data.toJSON());
      if (pull.data.name) {
        client.slashCommands.set(pull.name, pull);
        table.addRow(pull.data.name, "✅");
      } else {
        table.addRow(
          pull.data.name,
          `❌`
        );
       
      } 
    }
  });
  console.log(table.toString());
  
  const rest = new REST({ version: '9' }).setToken(process.env.token);

(async () => {
    try {
        console.log('Started refreshing application (/) commands.');

        await rest.put(
            Routes.applicationCommands(clientId),
            { body: slashCommands },
    );
    console.log('Successfully reloaded application (/) commands.');
  } catch(error) {
    console.log(error) 
}
 })();

  client.on('ready', async () => {
    await client.application.commands.set(slashCommands)
  })
};```

@ancient wedge @ancient wedge

[ancient wedge]

where tf do you call .execute

[north cairn]

that's in interaction

oh u mean

like

it needed to be here too?

[ancient wedge]

when error happens

where is that line

show that file

[north cairn]

the eror is not in project

it says

application did not respond3

[ancient wedge]

because bot crashes, and it crashes becase .execute can't be called

[north cairn]

ye ye

how to fix that

[ancient wedge]

find where .execute is called

[north cairn]

want seee interactionCreate?

const {MessageEmbed, Collection } =  require("discord.js");
const Discord = require("discord.js")
const client = require("../../index")
client.slashCommands = new Discord.Collection()

const { prefix } = require("../../config.json")
const { QuickDB } = require("quick.db")
const db = new QuickDB();

client.on("interactionCreate", async interaction => {
 
  if(!interaction.isCommand()) return ;
    const command = client.slashCommands.get(interaction.commandName);
    if(!command) return;
        try {
 await command.execute(interaction);
} catch(err) {
          if(err) 
            console.log(err)
          await interaction.reply({content: "A Error Occured!", ephemeral: true})
        }})

cmmand.execute

[ancient wedge]

then its definitely command handler

[north cairn]

what the-

what's teh realtion

realtion*

between

normal and slash commands

[ancient wedge]

[north cairn]

well i have a doubt

[ancient wedge]

i have a feeling you didnt write that code

[north cairn]

what code

[north cairn]

in line 10
should it be commands.get or slashCommands.get

[north cairn]

acc. to this

[ancient wedge]

just try slashCommands.get

[north cairn]

ye that's what is there rightnow

[north cairn]

this is exact error

[ancient wedge]

can u just log command?

see if it has .execute

[north cairn]

log what

[ancient wedge]

ping command

before you call .execute

[north cairn]

console.log what

console.log(command)

right?

[ancient wedge]

yis

[north cairn]

nothing

got logged

[ancient wedge]

well now you know its command handler issue

[north cairn]

bro

in command handler

do i need to add

const command = [];```

which i didn't for now

[ancient wedge]

you need to add command data to slashCommands

which your handler doesnt do

[north cairn]

y

coz i have diff folders nd hndlers for slashCommands

[ancient wedge]

well i can show u how i got it to work

one file handles text and slash commands

then you just convert it to your code

[north cairn]

not satisfied

[ancient wedge]

bruh if u dont know what you are doing how am i gonna help u :d

[north cairn]

is there any way,i can fix he issue

without changing the handlers and all.

[ancient wedge]

fix the issue without fixing the issue

hmm, dont think so

[north cairn]

bru lol no

[ancient wedge]

next time you copy code try to understand what its doing

[north cairn]

i totally understand

i just cant solve erros

[sharp geyser]

okay so neither of you know what you are doing

@north cairn log the result of your client.commands.get or whatever and send the response

I can guarantee it wont be what you think it is

[north cairn]

wdym bruh

the result of..

[sharp geyser]

I just told you

when you get the command from the collection

log the result

[north cairn]

it isn;t gettig no

that's y its saying application did not respond

[ancient wedge]

command handler 🥺

[sharp geyser]

But earlier you said that execute wasn't a function

So theres no way it can be executing ping.js execute function

and if it doesn't execute it, then you aren't replying which is why it's saying it didn't respond

[north cairn]

now its just sayin that application-

no erros in console.

const { MessageEmbed, Client } = require("discord.js");
const { SlashCommandBuilder} = require("@discordjs/builders")

  module.exports = {
    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
  .setName("ping") 
      .setDescription("Shows Bot's Latency") , 
   async execute  (client, interaction)  {
     console.log(slashCommands)
  let pingem =new MessageEmbed()
  .setThumbnail(message.author.displayAvatarURL({dynamic: true}))
  .setDescription(`🏓 | Pong:
  🔴 Current Ping Of Bot- **__${Math.round(client.ws.ping)} ms__**`)
  .setFooter("Thank You For Using Sheru")
  .setColor("#FF0000")
  await interaction.reply({embeds: [pingem]})
 }
}```

[sharp geyser]

Okay do me a favor just put a console log that logs Hello World or smth at the beginning of your ping.js execute function

if it executes we know your cmd handler is working

[north cairn]

this is perfect error i think

[ancient wedge]

its defo command handler

something with this

[sharp geyser]

Ima tackle that after I confirm if it actually is or not

[north cairn]

in line 7?

under descrip?

[sharp geyser]

No

wait

I see you are logging slashCommands does that even exist in the ping.js file?

[north cairn]

instead of that,i log hello world?

ok>

?*

[sharp geyser]

Yes

try and execute the cmd after doing so

if it logs Hello World then we know the cmd handler is working and something else is stopping you from replying to the interaction

[north cairn]

nothing got logged

@sharp geyser

[sharp geyser]

And now we know its the cmd handler

[ancient wedge]

hmm i wonder if its cmd handler

[north cairn]

slash handler or cmnd handler

[ancient wedge]

did you even show both handlers?

[north cairn]

no.

coz no realtion bwteen slash and normal commands

const { readdirSync } = require("fs");

const Discord = require("discord.js")

const { REST } = require('@discordjs/rest');
const { Routes } = require('discord-api-types/v9');
const { token } = process.env.token;
const clientId =  "992806051806191626";

const ascii = require("ascii-table");
const { Client } = require("discord.js");
let table = new ascii("SlashCommands");
table.setHeading("SlashCommand Name", "Loaded Status");
 const slashCommands = [];

module.exports = (client, interaction) => {

  readdirSync("./SlashCommands/").forEach(dir => { 
 
  console.log(slashCommands)
  
  
  
    const commands = readdirSync(`./SlashCommands/${dir}`).filter((file) =>
      file.endsWith(".js")
    );
    for (const file of commands) {
      const pull = require(`../SlashCommands/${dir}/${file}`);
      slashCommands.push(pull.data.toJSON());
      if (pull.data.name) {
        client.slashCommands.set(pull.name, pull);
        table.addRow(pull.data.name, "✅");
      } else {
        table.addRow(
          pull.data.name,
          `❌`
        );
       
      } 
    }
  });
  console.log(table.toString());
  
  const rest = new REST({ version: '9' }).setToken(process.env.token);

(async () => {
    try {
        console.log('Started refreshing application (/) commands.');

        await rest.put(
            Routes.applicationCommands(clientId),
            { body: slashCommands },
    );
    console.log('Successfully reloaded application (/) commands.');
  } catch(error) {
    console.log(error) 
}
 })();

  client.on('ready', async () => {
    await client.application.commands.set(slashCommands)
  })
};```

here slash command handler

anything wrong here? @sharp geyser

[sharp geyser]

You dont have to ping me btw

Also, all that is doing is just posting them to discord, since you can try and execute the commands on discord then it definitely works

I need to see your interactionCreate event again

[ancient wedge]

false

[north cairn]

const {MessageEmbed, Collection } =  require("discord.js");
const Discord = require("discord.js")
const client = require("../../index")
client.slashCommands = new Discord.Collection()

const { prefix } = require("../../config.json")
const { QuickDB } = require("quick.db")
const db = new QuickDB();

client.on("interactionCreate", async interaction => {
 
  if(!interaction.isCommand()) return ;
    const command = client.slashCommands.get(interaction.commandName);
    if(!command) return;
        try {
          console.log(command)
 await command.execute(interaction);
} catch(err) {
          if(err) 
            console.log(err)
          await interaction.reply({content: "A Error Occured!", ephemeral: true})
        }})```

[sharp geyser]

💀 what?

[ancient wedge]

he is trying to export slashCommands

its clearly content of the command being wrong

or not being read

[sharp geyser]

What are you on about

[north cairn]

tell me what to do

[sharp geyser]

Okay, so I notice you are making a new collection...but not setting any commands in it?

Your collection is literally empty so what are you going to get

they dont just magically appear

Unless you are setting them somewhere else?

[ancient wedge]

[sharp geyser]

Then again I don't see anywhere you are doing that

so I have no way of knowing, its a guessing game

[north cairn]

what do i do

[sharp geyser]

Anyway if the collection is empty command will be undefined and then your if(!command) return will stop the code there

[north cairn]

how do i put the commands into the collection

[sharp geyser]

This is why you don't copy code

[ancient wedge]

see, told u its copied

[sharp geyser]

when you loop over the commands folder you should set them there

[north cairn]

didnt i alr did it here

[sharp geyser]

Where? Your code is so messy I can't see it

[ancient wedge]

can you log pull

[sharp geyser]

Man at this point im too tired to continue on, chances are the command isn't being set so then you have no command to call execute on, you can verify this by logging the contents of your slash command collection, if it is there, make sure the interaction.commandName is the same as what is in your collection.

Now its nearly 1am so ima go to bed

[earnest phoenix]

this is why you learn js basics before doing anything

[north cairn]

i know themmmmmmmmmmmm

[earnest phoenix]

doesnt seem like it

[ancient wedge]

dude just log pull variable
im pretty sure problem is around there

[civic scroll]

better yet, just debug

[sharp geyser]

people who dont know the programming language they are using dont have this skill yet

[north cairn]

ye what now

[north cairn]

u went to sleep?

[ancient wedge]

do you get undefined or nothing?

[civic scroll]

imagine

[object Object]

2nd problem: you don't have file validation

[plain coral]

please check!

[civic scroll]

slash commands?

it takes time to update the command list

[ancient wedge]

be careful its python

[civic scroll]

looks like js

it certainly is js

[plain coral]

You no question.

move.

[civic scroll]

from the screenshot

[plain coral]

only sayuri.

[civic scroll]

what

what

[plain coral]

time? think much?

1 hour?

[civic scroll]

iirc it takes 10 mins ~ 1 hour

[plain coral]

exactly my same no solution.

[civic scroll]

for guild-based command it will be shorter

[plain coral]

Hmmm

[civic scroll]

that's what i remember from the last time i worked with slash commands

[next storm]

    readdirSync("./events/Client/").forEach(file => {
        const event = require(`../events/Client/${file}`);
        let eventName = file.split(".")[0];
        client.on(eventName, event.bind(null, client));
    });```this is my event listener, but this is showing an error that `event.bind` is not a function

how can this be fixed?

[plain coral]

That's right, but I haven't received a command for 4 hours.

[civic scroll]

make sure the exported object from required file is a function

[next storm]

oh wait, i got an unknown file there 💀

[plain coral]

is event hadling?

[plain coral]

ah yes maybe you file.

[civic scroll]

there's no toJSON function in that pull object

[civic scroll]

pov: you don't have file validation

[plain coral]

xd

[next storm]

yes, idk what my clone of config.js is there

[plain coral]

yep.

[sharp geyser]

A.J actual bot

[next storm]

😂

[plain coral]

.

never recevied commands

[sharp geyser]

Why are so many people struggling with slash commands they are so easy

[north cairn]

see line 30

[next storm]

I've worked around 13 hours last night, and now I'm fully stressed

[civic scroll]

look at the log output

[plain coral]

Where does /staff appear?

[civic scroll]

because you write it, doesn't mean it's there

[sharp geyser]

you work 13 hours to find out you have a config file there?

[civic scroll]

i only saw data and execute fields

[civic scroll]

just add file validation

[north cairn]

what do i do now

[sharp geyser]

Sayrui at this point just point him to a better slash command fork and send him on his way

:^)

[north cairn]

make ours

[sharp geyser]

pay me

[next storm]

no bro, I was updating the whole bot, and made some cool new features

[civic scroll]

but you didn't focus on core

[sharp geyser]

I see, I was fixing to cry for you

[civic scroll]

[plain coral]

..

[civic scroll]

always do the core

core is the foundation of features

[civic scroll]

add one?

[sharp geyser]

I haven't really messed with the commands on my bot yet

[north cairn]

add what

[sharp geyser]

I have been focusing on the important stuff

only commands I have are for testing the important stuff

[civic scroll]

i usually have a custom command loader where it will eliminate all unrelated fields for json

[civic scroll]

the missing function?

[north cairn]

where,how

[civic scroll]

WHAT

wait

you don't know what and where to add?

did you really write that code

[sharp geyser]

I thought we already established it was copied

or were you not here for that

[north cairn]

i didnt uderstand what u said to do @civic scroll

[plain coral]

look is okay?

[civic scroll]

Property 'toJSON' does not exist on type '{ data: object, execute: Function }'.
toJSON may not be invocable because it's possibly 'undefined'.

[plain coral]

but think no recevied commands slash

[ancient wedge]

see its python

[plain coral]

ya shut up!

you go move

[civic scroll]

oh

[plain coral]

sigh.

[civic scroll]

it's python

my bad

[ancient wedge]

😾

[plain coral]

@civic scroll yeah no problem but explain

there look

no solution slash commands.

sigh.

[civic scroll]

🗿 idk python

[plain coral]

yep but differents json little same

[north cairn]

ok..
Now what to do.!!

[plain coral]

there is "on ready"

@civic scroll Look

example:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Discord_Bots/comments/sx5jrh/slash_commands_dont_update_after_restarting_bot/

[civic scroll]

i'm honestly stunned

[plain coral]

not honest shux

but crazy.

[plain coral]

look sayuri?

[ancient wedge]

bro trust me just start over, with basics

[civic scroll]

okay

so

[civic scroll]

what's the expected / actual behaviour?

[sharp geyser]

I can tell you know

[north cairn]

pls say how do i fix

[ancient wedge]

im pretty sure theres command handlers you can use

[sharp geyser]

with discord.py its not recommended to sync in on_ready or setup_hook

[civic scroll]

read the errors, carefully

read what i sent

and "think" about it

[plain coral]

yeah but add /staff already script

[next storm]

my lavalink isn't starting now smh

[plain coral]

and no see /staff nothing.

[civic scroll]

if you can't fix it, i suggest you retake javascript basics instead of tutorial hell
https://javascript.info

[north cairn]

what do i do so that it executes it

[ancient wedge]

ask it nicely

[sharp geyser]

Sucks to suck

need help?

[next storm]

yess

[civic scroll]

compare synced to actual command count

[sharp geyser]

@plain coral you could take a look at my repo

[civic scroll]

or that

[plain coral]

yes there "synced = await client.tree.sync()"

but already

[sharp geyser]

It can give you inspiration on how to handle this

[civic scroll]

it may not sync fully

so i suggest you to do the manual check

[sharp geyser]

Looks fun

I can't help

[north cairn]

someone help me out ahhh

[civic scroll]

you need to understand the basics

[sharp geyser]

No one wants to touch "your" code bro

[north cairn]

i know them

[civic scroll]

without that we are unable to help

[plain coral]

there is "@client.tree.command(name="staff", description='check information staff')"

[ancient wedge]

you barely know how to console.log

[north cairn]

f

i knwo it

what u talkin abt

bruh

[sharp geyser]

I've already tried helping you, but you don't even understand simple stuff

[north cairn]

like?

[civic scroll]

@sharp geyser ts is becoming java

[sharp geyser]

How to log hello world

💀

[north cairn]

conole.log("hello world")

[sharp geyser]

[ancient wedge]

ok bye

[north cairn]

help me plss

ahhhhh

[civic scroll]

actually

SlashCommandBuilder already has toJSON

[north cairn]

mf

then y

u

...

[civic scroll]

what

[north cairn]

@civic scroll now say how do i fix

it can;t reach the command to execute

i think thi is the issue

[civic scroll]

if the command is registered properly

[sharp geyser]

Are you 100% positive that the cmd actually exists in the collection

[civic scroll]

then event handler

[next storm]

any way of fixing this?

[sharp geyser]

ask in the lavalink server

all the java users are offline

[next storm]

💀 okay

[civic scroll]

java.net.SocketException: Permission denied

[sharp geyser]

tbh i've only seen one java user

[civic scroll]

check permissions

[sharp geyser]

haku is quite literally the only person i've seen use java here

[north cairn]

ig so

[next storm]

which one

[sharp geyser]

Seeing "ig" in that sentence is not so reassuring

[civic scroll]

the Undertow

i simply followed the stack trace

Failed to start bean 'webServerStartStop'
Caused by: org.springframework.boot.web.server.WebServerException: Unable to start embedded Undertow
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.SocketException: Permission denied
Caused by: java.net.SocketException: Permission denied

[north cairn]

here see
i dont think i mentioned wrong collection and the command is in right folder ig

@civic scroll

@sharp geyser

[civic scroll]

it's discordjs v14 right

[north cairn]

13

13.8

[civic scroll]

hold on

i'm reading my old code

[north cairn]

k ig

[civic scroll]

did you register commands

[north cairn]

yes

my botv literally hve the badge

says supports slash commands

[plain coral]

@civic scroll look https://www.change.org/p/discord-inc-don-t-require-slash-commands-for-discord-bots?recruiter=960279906&recruited_by_id=066d22d0-75ca-11e9-a765-952c35e5695d&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=petition_dashboard

[earnest phoenix]

💀

[civic scroll]

slash command is good imo

just the library made it wonky

[civic scroll]

no

i mean as in does it actually load

[boreal iron]

Oh I see sayuri trying hard

Instead of creating my logo

[civic scroll]

[north cairn]

didnt get u

[boreal iron]

The text of the petition is funny as fuck

[civic scroll]

that's it i'm out

i feel like if i keep helping i will bring more harm

[north cairn]

yes

[boreal iron]

Actually proving that the author of the petition is stupid as fuck

[north cairn]

but not run

[civic scroll]

theoretically it should have registered

did you add the command globally

[north cairn]

yes*2

[boreal iron]

Oh I remember this dude

What isn't working today?

[next storm]

but how can this be fixed?

[civic scroll]

send the screenshot of the text

in dms

[north cairn]

  const rest = new REST({ version: '9' }).setToken(process.env.token);

(async () => {
    try {
        console.log('Started refreshing application (/) commands.');

        await rest.put(
            Routes.applicationCommands(clientId),
            { body: slashCommands },
    );
    console.log('Successfully reloaded application (/) commands.');
  } catch(error) {
    console.log(error) 
}
 })();

  client.on('ready', async () => {
    await client.application.commands.set(slashCommands)
  })
};```

[civic scroll]

oh

it takes up to an hour to sync command changes

[next storm]

i done sudo java -jar Lavalink.jar, then it worked
but when I'm doing pm2 start java -- -jar Lavalink.jar, it's not working

[boreal iron]

No

Not anymore

[civic scroll]

make sure the command metadata is correct

then yeah idk

[boreal iron]

Changes are instant

[civic scroll]

it doesn't have the permission to open socket as stated in the stack trace

[next storm]

any fix for that?

so that it works with pm2

[boreal iron]

Why do you register your commands 2 times?

[north cairn]

whre?

two times whre

[boreal iron]

client.application.commands.set(...) will update/replace them a second time

[next storm]

any fix for that?? so that it works with pm2

[north cairn]

rmove it?

[boreal iron]

U either import the rest handler or (better) use the internal functions

[civic scroll]

not sure but any way to provide the permission it needs

don't sudo

[boreal iron]

Not both

[next storm]

): but how

[north cairn]

rest handler?
wdym

[civic scroll]

you gotta research it yourself
i don't use pm2

[boreal iron]

You just keep your stuff inside the ready event listener

The rest can be removed entirely

No need to do things 2 times

[north cairn]

oh.

so u mean

client.on('ready', async () => {
readdirSync("./SlashCommands/").forEach(dir => { 
 
  console.log(slashCommands)
  
  
  
    const commands = readdirSync(`./SlashCommands/${dir}/`).filter((file) =>
      file.endsWith(".js")
    );
    for (const file of commands) {
      const pull = require(`../SlashCommands/${dir}/${file}`);
      slashCommands.push(pull.data.toJSON());
       console.log(pull)
      if (pull.data.name) {
        client.slashCommands.set(pull.name, pull);
        table.addRow(pull.data.name, ":white_check_mark:");
      } else {
        table.addRow(
          pull.data.name,
          `❌`
        );
       
      } 
    }
  });
  console.log(table.toString());
  
  const rest = new REST({ version: '9' }).setToken(process.env.token);

(async () => {
    try {
        console.log('Started refreshing application (/) commands.');

        await rest.put(
            Routes.applicationCommands(clientId),
            { body: slashCommands },
    );
    console.log('Successfully reloaded application (/) commands.');
  } catch(error) {
    console.log(error) 
}
 })();
}
};```

[next storm]

umm i guess i got it. i put the port on the application.yml file as 433 and now I changed it to 2333 and it started

[north cairn]

@boreal iron

[boreal iron]

First I didn't say just copy stuff over, secondly you didn't declare the var slashCommands anywhere before using it
Same goes for client.slashCommands
You didn't specify it being a map/collection but straight trying set its properties

Also like I said you don't need the rest part anymore

[civic scroll]

[next storm]

and now a new problem arises 💀

3|serum  | [18.12.2022 03:12PM]: ERROR Error: connect ETIMEDOUT ip:2333
3|serum  | [18.12.2022 03:12PM]: WARN Lavalink Node: main1 closed with code 1006,

[boreal iron]

I mean u can keep it, it's okay but then remove client.application.commands.set(...)

[next storm]

my bot doesn't connects with the lavalink

[plain coral]

Ok thx solution

Is setup_hook

[civic scroll]

check the error code 1006

[north cairn]

i asked do i ahve to code all my handler under js client.on('ready' async () => {?? @boreal iron

[boreal iron]

That's ok

Commands can be accessed only when the client is ready

Now fix the stuff I wrote above at first

[north cairn]

yea wait imma send a sample code first

then put there

const { readdirSync } = require("fs");

const Discord = require("discord.js")

const { REST } = require('@discordjs/rest');
const { Routes } = require('discord-api-types/v9');
const { token } = process.env.token;
const clientId =  "992806051806191626";

const ascii = require("ascii-table");
const { Client } = require("discord.js");
let table = new ascii("SlashCommands");
table.setHeading("SlashCommand Name", "Loaded Status");
 const slashCommands = [];
client.on('ready', async () => {


module.exports = (client, interaction) => {

  readdirSync("./SlashCommands/").forEach(dir => { 
 
  console.log(slashCommands)
  
  
  
    const commands = readdirSync(`./SlashCommands/${dir}/`).filter((file) =>
      file.endsWith(".js")
    );
    for (const file of commands) {
      const pull = require(`../SlashCommands/${dir}/${file}`);
      slashCommands.push(pull.data.toJSON());
       console.log(pull)
      if (pull.data.name) {
        client.slashCommands.set(pull.name, pull);
        table.addRow(pull.data.name, "✅");
      } else {
        table.addRow(
          pull.data.name,
          `❌`
        );
       
      } 
    }
  });
  console.log(table.toString());
  
  const rest = new REST({ version: '9' }).setToken(process.env.token);

(async () => {
    try {
        console.log('Started refreshing application (/) commands.');

        await rest.put(
            Routes.applicationCommands(clientId),
            { body: slashCommands },
    );
    console.log('Successfully reloaded application (/) commands.');
  } catch(error) {
    console.log(error) 
}
 })();```

@boreal iron ok???

@boreal iron there?

[earnest phoenix]

Did you figure it out or do you still need help?

[radiant kraken]

i figured it out

but it would be good if you tell me what's wrong anyway

[civic scroll]

did you include

/** @type {import(path/to.def).Export} */

[radiant kraken]

what's that

[civic scroll]

that's a way to type the exported object in js

so ts won't warn you anymore

[radiant kraken]

i don't think i can document that in js

the functions are a part of a Node.js addon in Rust

only way would be through TypeScript typings

[civic scroll]

that's ts typing in js

suppose i have
export.d.ts

export interface Amogus {
    sus: Sus;
}

amogus.js

/** @type {import('./export.d.ts').Amogus} */
const amogus = {
    sus: new Sus()
};
module.export = amogus;

[radiant kraken]

what about modified functions through Object.assign

[earnest phoenix]

@earnest phoenix you know what im gonna do with builder

[civic scroll]

define the source object like i did, and call Object.assign normally

[radiant kraken]

like ```js
const amogus = Object.assign(() => {}, {
something: 69
});

amogus();
amogus.something; // 69

[civic scroll]

the inferred type would be

{ something: 69 } & (): void

[radiant kraken]

ah

so that's what is like in TypeScript typings

[civic scroll]

in fact

you can try hover if your editor / ide has intellisense

[radiant kraken]

uh what does the & operator do

[radiant kraken]

doesn't TypeScript have an extends operator? like

interface A extends B {
  ...
}

[civic scroll]

yes

[radiant kraken]

what's the difference

[civic scroll]

extends for interface

and & for normal type coersion

at least from what i understand

[radiant kraken]

ah alright

btw do you have to export types in the main.ts file whenever you're writing a TypeScript library?

e.g: ```ts
import type { A } from "./node/src/typings";
export type { A };

import init from "./something.js";
export default init;

[civic scroll]

normally the ts compiler will do that for you

[radiant kraken]

oh alright, thanks sayuri!!!

[radiant kraken]

whats that

[civic scroll]

that's one of ts compiler flag

but normally i would just recommend emit the declaration file only for the main export of the lib (the file that exports everything)

[radiant kraken]

the one on tsconfig.json?

[civic scroll]

yes

[radiant kraken]

wym?

[civic scroll]

by default it will emit d.ts files for every file in the project

so only run it on the export file

[radiant kraken]

oh

sadly i cant do that

the main source code is in Rust so

[civic scroll]

moment

[neon leaf]

whats the best way to make self expiring entries in postgres & nodejs? the length can vary from 30sec to 24hours or more

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix are you experienced with github workflows?

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah

[radiant kraken]

suppose i have a directory like this: ```
README.md
dir/README.md

changes in `README.md` should also affect `dir/README.md` and vice-versa. **I cannot use symlinks.**

how would a github workflow like that would work?

should i create two workflows? each watching for the file's changes, copy, and commit them?

or should i use a single workflow that uses a script?

if so, is there a way for the workflow's script (e.g in Node.js) to retrieve the latest commit's changed files?

you know what i think i'm overcomplicating this, i should solve this myself

[earnest phoenix]

You can watch for multiple files on the push event using the paths specifier:

on:
  push:
    paths:
      - README.md
      - dir/README.md

And you gotta use an script to check the changes and apply them, the event itself returns the commit SHA of the commit and the files that were changed, and also the URL to those files

You can fetch the changed files, compare, and edit them accordingly

[earnest phoenix]

Anyone know? #development message

[bright thorn]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1047165856901242911/1054007162516541500/image.png
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1047165856901242911/1054007241365258400/image.png

how can its possible

broadcast is runing for 3 time

[digital swan]

because the function you pass into broadcasteval is ran on every cluster

[surreal sage]

Is Httponly enabled?

[earnest phoenix]

Wdym?

Like for the match?

[surreal sage]

No on the site you're executing it on

[earnest phoenix]

Ah, no

It’s https

[surreal sage]

oh

I thought browser cookies

Are there errors?

[earnest phoenix]

Nope

[surreal sage]

Are the functions being called?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[surreal sage]

Does it display something as result?

[earnest phoenix]

Well, it either gives me a huge amount of cookies on cookie clicker or it just doesn’t work

[limber siren]

Anyone know why I am getting this error

[boreal iron]

well commands isn't an array

(or a djs collection)

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix wtf is happening

scripts is clearly in the root directory

[boreal iron]

null nub

[radiant kraken]

shut up fake

[boreal iron]

[quartz kindle]

how did you define commands?

[quartz kindle]

show the register function

[limber siren]

const Discord = require('discord.js');

module.exports = async (client, commands, options = {
    debug: false,
    guildId: []
}) => {

    const log = (message) => options.debug && console.log(message);

    const ready = client.readyAt ? Promise.resolve() : new Promise(resolve => client.once('ready', resolve));
    await ready;
    const currentCommands = await client.application.commands.fetch(options.guildId && { guildId: options.guildId });

    log(`Synchronizing commands...`);
    log(`Currently ${currentCommands.size} commands are registered to the bot.`);

    const newCommands = commands.filter((command) => !currentCommands.some((c) => c.name === command.name));
    for (let newCommand of newCommands) {
        await client.application.commands.create(newCommand, options.guildId);
    }

    log(`Created ${newCommands.length} commands!`);

    const deletedCommands = currentCommands.filter((command) => !commands.some((c) => c.name === command.name)).toJSON();
    for (let deletedCommand of deletedCommands) {
        await deletedCommand.delete();
    }

    log(`Deleted ${deletedCommands.length} commands!`);

    const updatedCommands = commands.filter((command) => currentCommands.some((c) => c.name === command.name));
    let updatedCommandCount = 0;
    for (let updatedCommand of updatedCommands) {
        const newCommand = updatedCommand;
        const previousCommand = currentCommands.find((c) => c.name === updatedCommand.name);
        let modified = false;
        if (previousCommand.description !== newCommand.description) modified = true;
        if (!Discord.ApplicationCommand.optionsEqual(previousCommand.options ?? [], newCommand.options ?? [])) modified = true;
        if (modified) {
            await previousCommand.edit(newCommand);
            updatedCommandCount++;
        }
    }

    log(`Updated ${updatedCommandCount} commands!`);

    log(`Commands synchronized!`);

    return {
        currentCommandCount: currentCommands.size,
        newCommandCount: newCommands.length,
        deletedCommandCount: deletedCommands.length,
        updatedCommandCount
    };

};```

[quartz kindle]

commands is not commands

you are passing chalk as the second argument

[limber siren]

oh shit yh I am

[limber siren]

now its saying this

[quartz kindle]

show events/ready.js

[quartz kindle]

show where you run this exported function

[boreal iron]

why are u passing chalk as argument but importing it in any module anyways?

[limber siren]

I fixed it thank you

[quartz kindle]

👍

also, FakE is right, you probably dont need to pass chalk to your functions, you can just require it in all files

[boreal iron]

hey hey, capital E not K

wtf

[radiant kraken]

no way

[boreal iron]

tiM

[quartz kindle]

there

lmao

[radiant kraken]

its impossible that fake is right for once

[boreal iron]

shut up null

go do some rust stuff somewhere

[radiant kraken]

[radiant kraken]

waiting for the answer to this question

i hate github workflows

[boreal iron]

they hate you, too

[radiant kraken]

so true

[earnest phoenix]

ls -l in your case clearly logs total 0, so there's nothing there

Unless that's the output for something else

[radiant kraken]

so what should i do

it should be the repo's root directory's contents right???

[earnest phoenix]

Can you show your workflow file?

[radiant kraken]

name: synchronize readme
on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main
    tags-ignore:
      - '**'
    paths:
      - 'README.md'
      - 'node/README.md'
jobs:
  sync:
    name: Synchronize
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/setup-node@v3
        with:
          node-version: 18
      - name: Run Synchronize script
        run: |
          ls -l
          ls -l ..
          ls -l scripts

[earnest phoenix]

You can't just access the current repository files right away, you have to check out the repository using something like actions/checkout

[radiant kraken]

OH

i forgot about those

asjdishdfusdfhsdfushfusdhfushfhsdufafjsf

why cant github do it by default

[earnest phoenix]

Because not all workflows need to work with the files of the current repository

Infact most of them don't work with the current repository files

[radiant kraken]

also

@earnest phoenix git diff --name-only HEAD -- HEAD~1?

or git diff --name-only -- HEAD HEAD~1?

[earnest phoenix]

There's no need for the --

[radiant kraken]

then what

the error message says otherwise

[earnest phoenix]

Remove it and it'll be correct

Oh I misread that, I see

@radiant kraken what does git log -n 2 log for you?

[radiant kraken]

nah git diff --name-only -- HEAD HEAD~1 worked for me

[earnest phoenix]

That's weird, it shouldn't need the -- separator

Not in this case at least

[radiant kraken]

wait

didnt work

@earnest phoenix how do you get the files changed in the latest commit

[earnest phoenix]

git log -n 1 --name-only --pretty=format:

But git diff --name-only HEAD..HEAD~1 should already work, unless HEAD~1 doesn't exist

[radiant kraken]

Didnt work for me

[earnest phoenix]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1026911030959415326.png?quality=lossless&size=48

[rare shore]

how do i stop?

[earnest phoenix]

CTRL + C

[rare shore]

?

[earnest phoenix]

do that

and it stops

[rare shore]

knk turkum bende

[earnest phoenix]

#rules-and-info

[rare shore]

sorry

[rare shore]

dm

[plain coral]

try you command "ctrl + C"

CTRL + C = stop only terminal: vs studio and linux

[lyric mountain]

vs studio isn't a terminal

it only embeds windows' pshell

[earnest phoenix]

Or whatever you specify

[slender wagon]

tabindex="-1"

[wheat mesa]

Read error

[slender wagon]

solved

[wheat mesa]

“Did you mean tabIndex?”

That should fix it

[slender wagon]

yeah had the string issue too

[wheat mesa]

Figured

[slender wagon]

tabIndex={-1}

is this ok?

it said it should be a number so

[wheat mesa]

If the compiler says it’s okay then it’s probably fine

It’s just a question of whether or not it does what you want it to do

[plain coral]

@earnest phoenix

moment.

[earnest phoenix]

yes

[plain coral]

Look example easy:

example ⬆️

but is python sorry, you search google

discoord js

easy tips.

think idea tips, you search google discord js how to command error received messages

and no need error announce game lol.

[earnest phoenix]

what

[plain coral]

example:

exactly.

[earnest phoenix]

but what does this

have to do with that

that's an error handler

[plain coral]

That's right, for example the users and admin (I don't see anything when I see an ad) why are messages better when an error appears.

[plain coral]

exactly.

[earnest phoenix]

I already have an error handler

[plain coral]

message error no?

[plain coral]

there

[earnest phoenix]

the grammar

[plain coral]

Nop, but my i am no good english

is tips.

[earnest phoenix]

"Create role [rolename] has been can permissions commands"

[earnest phoenix]

oh

Also

the problem with that

[plain coral]

okay thx noted.

[earnest phoenix]

is

Wait no that's a command error

[plain coral]

@earnest phoenix yes yes but tips.

[earnest phoenix]

I see

[plain coral]

yeah

[earnest phoenix]

I have a global error handler

[plain coral]

yeah correct, but no is status game "error"

only better message error

[earnest phoenix]

example

[plain coral]

Ah

maybe yes.

[earnest phoenix]

No the status thing is just to tell users that it was fixed

[plain coral]

Ah

[earnest phoenix]

it's not an error handler

[plain coral]

i see.

[plain coral]

exactly

good job.

good.

[neon leaf]

How can I make the node ms package display more accurate timestamps? for example I want "1h 30m" instead of just "1h"

[earnest phoenix]

try pretty-ms

[neon leaf]

looks good, thanks

[cursive musk]

Very very dumb question. I can't think for some reason.

<@ + id + > pings the user right?

How can I show Username#0000 with their ID?

I know for a user it is message.author.tag

[solemn latch]

so, did you just answer your own question? 👀

[cursive musk]

Not really. I thought mentioning would be a good idea but it isn't.

So not sure how I can find the tag with just the ID.

I've been doing it like this so far.

[solemn latch]

you fetch the user, and do .tag on it.

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/Client?scrollTo=users

[warm surge]

message.member.id should do

[cursive musk]

That would just show their ID though.

[solemn latch]

thats the opposite answer

[cursive musk]

Thanks, I'll look into it.

[warm surge]

Ah

[solemn latch]

wait, what is a set to? 👀

is a a user?

[cursive musk]

Yeah

[solemn latch]

just do a.tag

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/User

[eternal osprey]

hey

i tried saving a role id like: 1054164948143579156

into sql, but it keeps changing the value to like: 1054164879747068000

the type the variable is set to in sql is a BIGINT. Is the id maybe too big for the BIGINT?

[solemn latch]

ID's are numbers, but they are strings not ints.

[eternal osprey]

hu

[quartz kindle]

if your sql lib supports bigints then you can save bigints

[eternal osprey]

sqlite does support bigints

[quartz kindle]

but be careful not to convert them to number at any point

[eternal osprey]

only thing is that it's saving the id wrong for some reason

[quartz kindle]

BigInt(id) and id.toString()

[eternal osprey]

1054164879747068000 instead of 1054164948143579156

[quartz kindle]

never do Number(id)

[eternal osprey]

yup was already aware of that, thanks ❤️

[quartz kindle]

if youre using a literal id, use the n suffix: 7483888594949n

not a normal number

[eternal osprey]

i've got no clue what the fuck a n suffix is

but that wouldn't matter for my issue would it?

[quartz kindle]

like

if youre typing the id yourself, hardcoded in your code

either type it as a string or as a bigint literal, not as a number

for example

"747848584949934" // ok
7477575858858585n // ok
7584858885884848 // not ok

notice the n at the end

[eternal osprey]

huh really?

My school taught me that it was okay to just handle BIGINTS as normal numbers in the sql query

[quartz kindle]

not in js

[solemn latch]

https://i.imgur.com/ukeY96f.png

👀

[quartz kindle]

sql does support 64 bit ints, but js does not

[eternal osprey]

owh dayum i didn;t know that

[quartz kindle]

if at any point the number becomes a js number, it will lose precision

[eternal osprey]

that's likely what's happening to me

[quartz kindle]

so you have to avoid any conversion to number in js

and use bigint or string witu sql

[eternal osprey]

what should i do then? part the ids and add them together eventually?

I am not using bigint in js

just sql itself

[quartz kindle]

show code

[eternal osprey]

if(interaction.values[0] == 'unverified_update'){
    const filter1 = m => m.member.id == interaction.member.id
  
 
  const collector1 = interaction.channel.createMessageCollector(filter1, { max: 1 });
  interaction.reply({ephemeral: true, content: `Please type the new **Unverified Role ID** down below:\n`})
  collector1.on('collect', m => {
 
    if(m.member.id !== interaction.user.id) return
    db.query(sql`UPDATE serverdatabase SET unverified = ${m.content} WHERE id = ${interaction.guild.id};`)
    collector1.stop()
   return interaction.channel.send({ephemeral:true, content: `:white_check_mark: **Successfully updated the database.**`})
  
  
})

}```

It might be that when it gets collected it gets converted.

[quartz kindle]

djs always uses strings for ids

never numbers

i dont see anything wrong with that code

whats the problem? the WHERE id doesnt work when it should?

[eternal osprey]

Well i am saving this id 1054164948143579156

but it's returning me a complete other id

[quartz kindle]

show how you save it then

[eternal osprey]

this is the update code

or ..?

[quartz kindle]

how you save the id

[eternal osprey]

uno second

[quartz kindle]

youre not saving the id there, youre using the id to change unverified

also

your filter is wrong

[eternal osprey]

huh what's wrong with the filter

[quartz kindle]

wait what djs version is that

[eternal osprey]

v13

[quartz kindle]

its createMessageCollector(options)

not createMessageCollector(filter, options)

filter goes inside the options

[eternal osprey]

but i am definining the filter and adding it inside of the collector?

     let pending_role;
      
   
      collector.on('collect', m => {
        console.log(m.member.id)
        console.log(interaction.member.id)
        if(m.member.id !== interaction.user.id) return
  pending_role = m.content     
       ```

this is how i save it btw

It's because let, changes it to a normal int

[quartz kindle]

youre doing (filter, options), its not the same thing

[eternal osprey]

and therefore changing the precision i think

[eternal osprey]

owh really?

[quartz kindle]

no it doesnt

[eternal osprey]

Thanks for letting me know!

[quartz kindle]

theres nothing there about saving

[eternal osprey]

then i really have no clue wtf is wrong

[quartz kindle]

first things first

the filter should be

({ filter: filter1, max: 1 })

not (filter1, { max:1 })

get it?

[eternal osprey]

yup

Changing it rn

[quartz kindle]

theres technically nothing wrong with that code, but youre asigning a variable from inside an event outside, so unless you know what youre doing, that might be wrong

pending_role would only be accessible from inside an "end" event for example

idk what the rest of the code looks like

[eternal osprey]

I will try to fix those global variables and see whether the same issue occurs

[quartz kindle]

you still didnt show where you actually save the id lol

[eternal osprey]

like the table i created?

[quartz kindle]

where you do insert query

[eternal osprey]

ah one sec

 // await db.query(sql`ALTER TABLE serverdatabase DROP CONSTRAINT id;`)
       await db.query(sql`UPDATE serverdatabase
                          SET status = 'enabled', admin = ${interaction.member.id}
                          , date = ${ cDay + "/" + cMonth + "/" + cYear},
                          level = ${level}, unverified = ${unverified_role},
                          verified = ${verified_role}, pending = ${pending_role},
                          timezone = ${timezone};`)
                    //    await db.query(sql`ALTER TABLE serverdatabase ADD CONSTRAINT id;`)
                          ```

[quartz kindle]

uh.......

thats literally

overwriting your entire database

and changing all entries to that

[eternal osprey]

yup

[quartz kindle]

do you only have one entry or what?

[eternal osprey]

  await db.query(sql`
        INSERT INTO serverdatabase (id, status)
        VALUES (${interaction.options.getString('id')}, 'new')
        ;`)```this is the real starter

when a new server gets added

but as you can see, i only alter the status and id.

the rest gets set to null till the owner activates the bot

[quartz kindle]

ok but

[eternal osprey]

and that activation is fucking everything

[quartz kindle]

this changes all servers

[eternal osprey]

huuuh

[quartz kindle]

so all servers in your db will be copies

all will have the same settings

[eternal osprey]

huh how

[quartz kindle]

because you didnt put a WHERE id = serverid

so it sets all of that to all server ids

[eternal osprey]

no

we are inserting

omg i was looking at the wrong thing

sorry

[quartz kindle]

this is not inserting, its an update query

[eternal osprey]

totally forgot that where yeah

[eternal osprey]

i was talking about this one

sorru

[quartz kindle]

that one is correct

[eternal osprey]

yup!

but yeha this is so fuck strange

my collector is collecting the number wrong

because inside my collector i am logging the m.content

and it indeed shows 1054164879747068000 instead of 1054164879747068004

like what the actual fuck

[quartz kindle]

m.content is what you type in the message, did you type the id right?

[eternal osprey]

yeah pretty sure

[quartz kindle]

if m.content is different from what you write in the message then theres something very wrong going on

i have never seen that happen

show how you are logging it

[eternal osprey]

aight one sec

collector.on('end', async collected =>{
      console.log(unverified_role)
        let currentDate = new Date();
        let cDay = currentDate.getDate();
        let cMonth = currentDate.getMonth() + 1;
        let cYear = currentDate.getFullYear();
      // await db.query(sql`ALTER TABLE serverdatabase DROP CONSTRAINT id;`)
       await db.query(sql`UPDATE serverdatabase
                          SET status = 'enabled', admin = ${interaction.member.id}
                          , date = ${ cDay + "/" + cMonth + "/" + cYear},
                          level = ${level}, unverified = ${unverified_role},
                          verified = ${verified_role}, pending = ${pending_role},
                          timezone = ${timezone}
                          WHERE id = ${interaction.guild.id};`)
                    //    await db.query(sql`ALTER TABLE serverdatabase ADD CONSTRAINT id;`)
                          
       
        ```

look

the 335 is the log in the collector.end

the other one is after the unverified_role is being saved

is my bigint not big enough or something

wtf

[quartz kindle]

how did you define unverified_role?

also, how did you define the table serverdatabase

show the create table query you used

[eternal osprey]

 await db.query(sql`CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS serverdatabase (
    id BIGINT,
    status STRING,
    admin BIGINT,
    date STRING,
    level INT,
    unverified INT,
    pending INT,
    verified INT,
    timezone STRING,
    PRIMARY KEY(id) 
    );`)```

i now even switched over and directly save the m.content into my db

but that conversion from m.content to db seems to fuck me

[quartz kindle]

you're using SQLite right?

[eternal osprey]

yeah

hmmm wait

wiatttt

using the addserver i already insert a new guild

with the other values being null

wait no, i am using update and set

[quartz kindle]

you dont need to set primary key separately

id BIGINT PRIMARY KEY,

[eternal osprey]

ah yeah that's right

i just like to put all the keys below

[quartz kindle]

also, BIGINT doesnt really matter in sqlite, because sqlite uses variable INT

[eternal osprey]

Owh so i can convert it to int?

[quartz kindle]

all of these are the same as INTEGER

the actual size of the number is autodetected by sqlite

it doesnt need to be defined manually

[eternal osprey]

Owh but what the fuck is wrong with my code then?

[quartz kindle]

which sql library are you using?

[eternal osprey]

sqlite

should i send you the code in pastebin?

[quartz kindle]

sure

[quartz kindle]

the code you sent me uses @databases/sqlite

not sqlite

@databases/sqlite uses sqlite3

[eternal osprey]

owh

I didn’t know there was a difference

might that be the issue?

[quartz kindle]

https://github.com/TryGhost/node-sqlite3/issues/922

[eternal osprey]

I see

What is blob and where can I set it tho lmao

[quartz kindle]

id suggest you use better-sqlite3 instead, which is what i use

or just store the ids as strings

which is what most people do

[eternal osprey]

Yeah might just do that lmao

Tim you’ve been an incredible help

Thank you so much

[hidden gorge]

import pydactyl
from datetime import datetime, date, time, timezone

import discord
import pymongo
from discord.ext import commands
from pydactyl import PterodactylClient```

?

like it works on my other bots

fixed

[crystal wigeon]

Is there a way for me to fulfil a promise without using await?

Even if I use .then it’s still a promise if I assign to a variable

[earnest phoenix]

You can't, because this is how promises work

If you only want to resolve it without using async/await then yeah you've got %Promise.prototype.then()% but that's not what you want

[quartz kindle]

await and .then are the only ways to get the value out of a promise

await gives you the value back to the current context, .then gives you the value in a new context like a callback

[crystal wigeon]

Yeah gotcha, well was trying to reduce the bundle size for firebase auth ill try and post the issue later maybe

Thanks a bunch

[eternal osprey]

hey guys

i have a question about security:

So this is about a side channel attack

The question is about how you can use this code to eventually get the password using guesses

[late willow]

Is there a package through which I can know if someone has made a vote or not?

[eternal osprey]

My answer was that, we can put the guess into the function. If the general runtime of the code is really low, it means that the length is not even correct (first if statement, return). If one certain or a bunch of runtimes are somewhat equal but bigger than the ones stuck at the first if statement, it means that they passed the first if and are now into the for loop. If one runtime is the biggest of all, the attacker now knows either a part of the actual password (it came the furthest in the for loop) or the whole actual password.

Is this correct?

[boreal iron]

You can either frequently send a request to the topgg api or create a webhook listener and let topgg send you post requests when a vote happens

More details in #topgg-api

And the channel description and pins

[quartz kindle]

pretty much yes

side channel attacks involve observing things around the code, like performance/timing, cpu usage, temperature, power usage, sound, etc...

[eternal osprey]

awesomeee!

thanks

[earnest phoenix]

I have this role remove command, but it says that - `TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefi ned (reading 'roles') at Object.execute (/home/runner/Test-bo

t/Commands/Test/r.js:74:35) at processTicksAndRejections (node: inte

rnal/process/task_queues:96:5)`

Code - https://sourceb.in/qSlqdHEVBp

[quartz kindle]

are you using v14?

guild.me was removed in v14

its now guild.members.me

[limber siren]

yo can you call me and help me with something

[quartz kindle]

what is the problem?

[earnest phoenix]

Nvm fixed it

[feral aspen]

Oh, wow: https://cdn.hamoodihajjiri.com/ge6btTxOTT .

Oh my god, this is just insane. 😂
https://cdn.hamoodihajjiri.com/leupTjtxIS

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix apparently git log -n 1 --name-only --pretty=format: logged every file in the repo

not the ones changed in the most recent commit

instead of this, how about i just make two separate workflows instead?

[earnest phoenix]

Nope, not the case for me at all

[radiant kraken]

try it in a github workflow

[earnest phoenix]

I'm starting to think the Git version you've got installed is bugged

It shouldn't matter whether it's in a GitHub workflow or wherever

[radiant kraken]

^

[earnest phoenix]

That's impractical, there's no need

What does git rev-list --count origin log for you?

[radiant kraken]

36

[earnest phoenix]

Can you tell me what Git version are you using?

Because if git diff --name-only HEAD..HEAD~1 doesn't work then there's definitely a problem here

I tried it on multiple different repositories (even extremely large ones) and it works as expected

[earnest phoenix]

And what's your Git version?

[earnest phoenix]

The latest stable is 2.39.0 but I'm not sure if that's gonna make a difference, I have no idea why that method doesn't work for you

@radiant kraken try git diff --name-only HEAD~1..HEAD

If even that doesn't work, your only luck is git diff --name-only HEAD^ HEAD

[craggy pine]

I'm toying around with slash commands for the first time and I had a quick question on why a certain function I'm creating wouldn't work as it work in v13.
I have a file functions.js which I extend in my index.js to make it globally called using client.<whatEver> so for this case my embeds that I would normally use for errors or success'

  const { EmbedBuilder } = require("discord.js");
  client.successEmbed = async (str, channel, time) => {
    const sucEmbed = new EmbedBuilder()
      .setColor("#00FF00")
      .setTitle("✅ SUCCESS")
      .setDescription(str)
      .setTimestamp()

    if(channel && !time) {
      return channel.send({embeds: [sucEmbed]})
    }

    if(channel && time) {
      const timeOut = await channel.send({embeds: [sucEmbed]})
      return setTimeout(() => {if(channel.messages.cache.find(m => m.id === timeOut.id)) timeOut.delete()}, time)
    }

    //errors here since I'm not passing in channel & time
    if(!channel && !time) {
      return sucEmbed
    }
  }

So for this function I'd normally do

        return interaction.reply({
            embeds: [
                client.successEmbed(client.ws.ping + "ms!")
            ],
            ephemeral: true
        })

but with slash commands I receive the following error. data.embeds[0][LIST_ITEM_VALUE_REQUIRED]: List item values of ModelType are required

I have a similar function that works as intended but w/ less code

  client.quickEmbed = (title, str) => {
    return new EmbedBuilder()
      .setColor('LuminousVividPink')
      .setTitle(title)
      .setDescription(str)
  }

So why would success embed throw this error but quickEmbed doesn't?

sorry for a page worth of text. 😅 also ik some of the code is coded in v13 however I'm focusing on the commented part

[earnest phoenix]

Your successEmbed() method returns a promise, and since you're not resolving it when passing it to the embeds field, it errors out

[craggy pine]

oh because I'm not awaiting it errors.

Welp ty. Trying out v14 stuff is a little overwhelming so I didn't even think about this. it works.

[lament rock]

make your own Discord lib (don't)

[craggy pine]

Ya I'd rather not.

Hell I don't even want to make my own v14 slash command handler at the moment. Literally using a template from github just to toy around with how things work.

[craggy pine]

Another question in regards to slash commands. Do all commands have to follow up with a interaction.reply or is there a way to get rid of the whole sending command... or <bot> is thinking...

[earnest phoenix]

Failing to respond will cause Discord to show that the command failed, even if your bot is performing other actions as a result.

[craggy pine]

Ya I found a stackoverflow talking about it finally. Thanks for the response but also kinda lame I need it. 😛

[earnest phoenix]

You can respond and quickly delete it

[craggy pine]

Also noticed that. May be what I end up doing

[earnest phoenix]

One thing I don't get is why Discord removed the ACK (Acknowledge) response type to interactions

Many things were already using it, but they removed it for no reason

The response type 1 (PONG) still seems to exist but the API doesn't accept it

[lament rock]

PONG is only for verification that the server supports application commands

which is when you insert the http endpoint

[earnest phoenix]

Ah, so what I'm talking about is something else, the one that was removed

[slender wagon]

Uncaught TypeError: document.querySelectorAll(...).click is not a function

the code:

 document.querySelectorAll("#vidLinks a").click(function(){

HALP

[earnest phoenix]

The querySelectorAll() method does not return a single element that you can click on, it returns a node list
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/NodeList

[slender wagon]

i am tryna convert this shit

$("#vidLinks a").click(function(){

[slender wagon]

well it's basically a div box i wanna click on

but how do i add a eventlistener on click on querySelector

[earnest phoenix]

The document.querySelector() method returns an element, which you can use the addEventListener() method on

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element#instance_methods

[mighty patrol]

my help command makes use of the map feature, how can I exclude a category from my help command?

this is how I get the directories of the commands

[lyric mountain]

why are u spreading a set to an array?

instead of using the set directly

[mighty patrol]

idk I watched a tutorial on it

[lyric mountain]

💀

you need to understand why they're doing such things, not copying it as-is

[mighty patrol]

its probably due to the ways its mapping it again but for categories

[lyric mountain]

not really

that's usually done to remove duplicates, but it really has no meaning if ur gonna iterate over it anyway

it's just wasted processing

[mighty patrol]

So I don't need a set?

anyways

back to my question

how do I exclude a category from showing up?

[lyric mountain]

use filter

did u learn how to code in js or are u just blindly pasting things?

[mighty patrol]

I'm not pasting anything

[lyric mountain]

well

[mighty patrol]

I'm learning from it

thats what a tutorial is for

anyways

[lyric mountain]

not in video format

[mighty patrol]

would this work?

[lyric mountain]

try it and see

[mighty patrol]

You can't tell if I'm learning anything from it

[lyric mountain]

well, the thing is, even if ur learning ur probably learning outdated stuff

videos are timeless, they don't stay updated to new features

you need to do courses or follow written guides, which are usually kept updated on a regular basis

[mighty patrol]

Even if, I know how to stay up to date

[lyric mountain]

there are a ton of js crashcourses out there

[mighty patrol]

I don't need a JS crash course

I've been coding for 4 years

I know the basics

[lyric mountain]

yet dont know how to exclude elements from an array

there's no shame in doing courses to get a quick intro on a new language, I do them all the time

[mighty patrol]

I never do it

so yea