development

[mighty patrol]

I picked up my experience from doing my discord bot

[lyric mountain]

you do you anyway, but you should really consider at least a couple courses

[slender wagon]

why can i not understand how to conver fucking jquery into javascript

$(function(){
  $("#vidLinks a").click(function(){
    $("#modal").fadeIn()
  });
  $("#modal span").click(function(){
    $("#modal").fadeOut();
    $("#mainVid").attr("src", "")
  })
})

[earnest phoenix]

https://properprogramming.com/tools/jquery-to-javascript-converter/

[mint bridge]

;play 10 mg

[slender wagon]

document.querySelector(function(){
  document.querySelector("#vidLinks a").click(function(){
    document.querySelector("#modal").fadeIn()
  });
  document.querySelector("#modal span").click(function(){
    document.querySelector("#modal").fadeOut();
    document.querySelector("#mainVid").attr("src", "")
  })
})

that's what i did earlier but it keept throwing errors about the query selectors

Uncaught SyntaxError: Failed to execute 'querySelector' on 'Document': 'function () {

[earnest phoenix]

I guess it's a bad converter

[slender wagon]

every converter does this

but .click function seems a bit sus

isn't it supposed an entire event on its own

[earnest phoenix]

The click() method doesn't even exist on the elements

[slender wagon]

wym

[earnest phoenix]

Unless it's an actual button*

Have you tried logging what the query selector returns when you pass in the actual selector string?

You can remove the outer one in this case, the $(function(){ ... }) because that's not needed

[slender wagon]

it returns the nodes

five of them since there are five divs connected to this

[earnest phoenix]

I'm talking about the querySelector() method, it only returns the first element that matches the query

[slender wagon]

can i use querySelectorAll()

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah

Since it returns a node list you can use the item() method and pass the index of the node you want

And then work with it

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

[cerulean jungle]

If I remove that part of the code, will it still work?

ap.on('posted', () => {
  console.log('Status posted!')
})```

[lyric mountain]

absolutely impossible to say without seeing...yk...the code

but for all effects, try it and see

[cerulean jungle]

const ap = AutoPoster(config.topgg, client)
ap.on('posted', () => {
  console.log('Status posted!')
})```I want to leave the console clean, without logs

[earnest phoenix]

You don't need to log anything

And if that's all you use that event listener for, you can just remove it

Yeah (reply to a deleted message)

[cerulean jungle]

ok

[lyric mountain]

that's a terrible thing to want

a clean console is a bad console

obviously a too messy console is equally bad

[quartz kindle]

a clean console is bad, a messy console is badder

[eternal osprey]

const string = '8795485488564835575723945398498489398434434';
const bigInt = BigInt(string);
console.log(bigInt)```why is this instead of actually returning me the value

giving me an object

[deft wolf]

Shouldn't await be used for functions?

[vivid fulcrum]

because BigInt is an object, toString it to get its value

[sudden geyser]

when a function returns a promise, yes

[solemn latch]

so more accurately, it is used on promises.

[eternal osprey]

Ah

[boreal iron]

bad, badder... badass?

[earnest phoenix]

Something to do with your console itself, Node.js logs the actual value by default (I didn't use console.log() here because it makes no difference)

[eternal osprey]

hmm i see

i changed my database type to string

[sudden geyser]

that may just be the case of the node repl

[eternal osprey]

it's still giving me this

trying to save a bigint to a string using sqlite, but it still seems to round!!

this was something i bothered tim with yesterday but it doesn't go away

[earnest phoenix]

Nope

Some consoles might take the output value and turn it into something else for whatever reason

[earnest phoenix]

Saving it as a string and converting it back to a big int from a string should be lossless

You're doing it wrong

const foo = 500_000_000_000_000_000n;

await saveToDatabase(foo.toString());

// ---

const bar = BigInt(await getFromDatabase());

console.log(bar);
// 5000000000000000n

[eternal osprey]

i am not

i am getting a user input from a message collector and then saving it to a string in my database

[earnest phoenix]

Show your code of saving and converting back to a big int

[eternal osprey]

i am not converting anything to a bigint. Let me show my code

 if(connected == 1){
unverified_role = m.content
connected++
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 unverified = ${m.content}
                  WHERE id = ${interaction.guild.id};`)```This is part of a normal message collector

it saves the m.content as a string

as unverified in the table is a string type

only thing i am doing next is console.logging the unverified in my table and it returns me a rounded version of the original

might need to do m.content.toString()?

[earnest phoenix]

It's returning a number, not a string like it's supposed to from the database

Because it's a string type

I would say this is either the fault of your database or something you're doing which causes this

[eternal osprey]

strange tbh

[earnest phoenix]

You don't seem to be saving it as a string though, you're just passing a number to the right-hand side of the assignment operator in that SQL query you've got

Because when you're substituting a string to another, the quotes are no longer there

[eternal osprey]

no ${} already gets seen as a string

if i used '' it would say that i cannot use it as it's already parsed as a string by sqlitedb itself

[earnest phoenix]

Oh wait you're using tags (sql), I didn't notice that

[eternal osprey]

yeah i am using @databases/sqlite

[earnest phoenix]

Then yeah, back to my previous statement

[eternal osprey]

which one?

[eternal osprey]

i will try to parse it with '' first as a last resort

it's not treated as a fucking string tho

wtf

[earnest phoenix]

I would say you're better off using better-sqlite3 or PostgreSQL

[eternal osprey]

would i have to change a lot in the ways of amking a query?

Because a few thousand lines of code depend on this

[earnest phoenix]

I think you already know the answer

They don't work exactly the same

[eternal osprey]

😭

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64075922/store-big-integer-values-correctly-in-sqlite-db

This might help

[quartz kindle]

youre still using sqlite3?

better-sqlite3 has built in support for bigint

but like, why dont you just use strings

why go through the hassle of working with bigints

its not worth the storage efficiency, unless youre working on a large scale project

[eternal osprey]

i am sing string

using*

i've changed it

but it still rounds like dafuq

[quartz kindle]

did you set the table to use TEXT?

[eternal osprey]

string

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

unverified is the thing we need

[quartz kindle]

you also need to add quotes to your queries

[eternal osprey]

nope

databases/sqlite already parses the ${} as a string

[quartz kindle]

"set something = '${var here}'"

you need to add quotes there

around the var

[eternal osprey]

no it's not needed in this lib

[quartz kindle]

try it

[eternal osprey]

i have

why can't i reply to my message lmao

anyways

[quartz kindle]

that makes no sens

because an SQL query treats numbers as numbers

[eternal osprey]

well ion know

[boreal iron]

Is this library specific?

Never had that before

[eternal osprey]

it's databases/sqlite

i really don't know

it's fucking my whole progress tho

[boreal iron]

Weird error tho

I mean you can wrap numbers in quotes too

But makes no sense

[quartz kindle]

because like, ```js
const a = "876273468";
const b = set something = ${a}; // "set something = 876273468" <- SQL interprets this as a number, not as a string

[eternal osprey]

for some reason, this mother fucking library doesn't use STRING but TEXT as type???

wtf

[quartz kindle]

indeed it does not have STRING as a valid type

[eternal osprey]

normal sql does use string right?

[quartz kindle]

not really, it mostly uses varchar or SMALLTEXT / MEDIUMTEXT / etc

[eternal osprey]

Owh really?

I have my midterms coming up in a month

and they mainly use STRING as type

Together with INT and BIGINT

[quartz kindle]

this is for mysql

pgsql might be slightly different

[eternal osprey]

yeah ours looks a lot like postgres

[boreal iron]

Also Looks similar to mariadb

Oops ping

[quartz kindle]

mariadb and mysql are 99% the same thing

[boreal iron]

Yeah ik

Just wanted to point it out

I'm actually not sure about SET tho

Which lib are using btw?

[quartz kindle]

hes using some weird thing called @databases/sqlite

which is based on sqlite3

[boreal iron]

Hmm ok

[lyric mountain]

Sqlite literally boils down all datatypes to the most generic option available

Also I never saw a database that uses STRING as a type

[sharp geyser]

                await conn.execute(
                    """
                    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS profile
                    (
                        id              BIGSERIAL,
                        profile_id      BIGINT NOT NULL UNIQUE,
                        balance         BIGINT DEFAULT 1000,
                        class_id        SMALLINT DEFAULT 1,
                        rank_id         SMALLINT DEFAULT 0
                    );
                    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS item
                    (
                        id              BIGSERIAL,
                        profile_id      BIGINT NOT NULL,
                        item_id         SMALLINT NOT NULL,
                        FOREIGN KEY     (profile_id) REFERENCES profile(profile_id) ON DELETE CASCADE
                    );
                    """
                )

Is this how I make a One-To-Many relation between profile and inventory? From the docs on the internet this is correct but I just want to be sure.

Also if it is, how would I insert an inventory item so it belongs to the correct user?

[leaden hawk]

Hey, I'm pretty sure I should know how to fix this but i dont, has stuff changed with the new version of discord.py? I stopped using discord.py when Rapptz said it was done and I have only recently discovered that theres been like 10 updates so im back at it again. Can someone explain to me why i have this error? i have never encountered "Name of a command" TypeError before

2: Extension 'cogs.config' raised an error: TypeError: Name of a command must be a string.

[earnest phoenix]

is your commands name a string

[sharp geyser]

Make sure all the command names in your cogs are strings

[dry imp]

discord.py

[leaden hawk]

they are:

@commands.command(name=["set_prefix", "set-prefix"], description="Set your servers' new prefix!!")
    async def set_prefix(self, ctx, prefix):
        await ctx.trigger_typing()
        set_prefix(ctx, prefix)
        await ctx.send(f"Prefix successfully set to `{prefix}`")

[sharp geyser]

yea I don't think you can use lists anymore

[leaden hawk]

you cant??

🤦‍♂️ Lists are so good tho

[sharp geyser]

I might be wrong but i remember something about that being removed

[leaden hawk]

does the aliase function still work?

[sharp geyser]

there is still a prop called aliases that returns a list of str that the cmd can be called by

how you set them idk

I don't really use message cmds anymore I use slash cmds

[leaden hawk]

yeah... idk how to do slash commands. the discord.py lib was dropped at one point because of it lol

they back now tho, so im glad

you were right, i just changed it on one of my cogs

[sharp geyser]

I just looked at the docs

discord.gg/dpy ask here if you wanna see if you can still do listed names

[leaden hawk]

thank you

[earnest phoenix]

It never was a thing in the first place

[earnest phoenix]

how to make bot send message when a user vote it on top.gg

#topgg-api & https://docs.top.gg/resources/webhooks/

[sharp geyser]

It wasn't?

I swear I remember seeing it as well

[earnest phoenix]

Nope

Only aliases=["some", "aliases", "here"]

[flat copper]

const fs = require("fs");
const router = require("express").Router();
const MdW = require(process.cwd() + "/middlewares/middleware.js");
const mdw = new MdW();

class Router {
  constructor(app){
    this.app = app
    //app.use("/", mdw.connect)
    app.use("/", router)
   // app.use("/", mdw.error)
  }
  
  load(name, fun) {
    router.all(name, fun);
    log.log(`Loaded route ==> ${name}`)
  }
  
  async loadAll() {
    const dir = config.routerDir || "routes/route"
    let route = process.cwd() + "/" + dir
    const files = await fs.readdirSync(route)
    for(const file of files) {
      let fun = require(route + "/" + file)
      let name = file.split(".")[0]
      
      this.load(name, fun)
    }
  }
}

module.exports = Router

its saying "cannot get /main"

help

[sterile brook]

It could be that there is no route registered for the /main path, or there could be an issue with the route handler function that is being used to handle requests to that path.

Need more context btw

[earnest phoenix]

I am making a yt search command but the reply comes undefined.

Plz help!!

Code- ```js
const { SlashCommandBuilder, EmbedBuilder } = require('discord.js');
const search = require('yt-search');

module.exports = {
data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
.setName('yt')

.setDescription("Yt command")
.addStringOption((option) => option.setName("query").setDescription("the vid you wanna see").setRequired(true)),
async execute(interaction) {

await interaction.deferReply();

let q = interaction.options.getString('query');

const find = search(q);

if (find) {
    
   const embed = new EmbedBuilder()
  .setDescription(`${(await find).url}`);

return interaction.followUp({ embeds: [embed] });

} else {
return interaction.followUp({ content: "No results!" });
}

},

};```

thats not how js works

[ancient wedge]

hi, why is this happening

function getData(url) 
{
    request(url, { json: true }, (err, reason, body) =>
    {
        console.log("This will display body: " + body)
        return body;
    });
}

const data = getData("epicurl");
console.log("This will display body as undefined" + data);

First console.log waits for data to be fetched and then displays it but body is returned immediately

[earnest phoenix]

Indentation

[sterile brook]

@earnest phoenix

const find = await search(q);
if (find.videos.length > 0) {
  const video = find.videos[0];
  const embed = new EmbedBuilder()
    .setDescription(video.url);
  return interaction.followUp({ embeds: [embed] });
} else {
  return interaction.followUp({ content: "No results!" });
}

[sterile brook]

Does ur body undefined?

[ancient wedge]

nope

its very defined

i tried making it async but it should be async by default

[sterile brook]

Nah,

function getData(url, callback) {
  request(url, { json: true }, (err, reason, body) => {
    callback(body);
  });
}

getData("epicurl", (data) => {
  console.log("This will display body: " + data);
});

Try this

Or use promise

[earnest phoenix]

Lemme try

[ancient wedge]

yeah promise worked

[sterile brook]

I hope u understand why it didn't work

[ancient wedge]

i understand nothing about js

goofyahh language

[sterile brook]

Poggo

[deft wolf]

Why interaction.followUp() instead of interaction.editReply() when you used interaction.deferReply()?

[next storm]

followUp and editReply both will work if the interaction is deferred

[earnest phoenix]

That's why I used followUp

[sterile brook]

So does ur problem solved? @earnest phoenix

[deft wolf]

Ah, okay. I've never used interaction.followUp()

[earnest phoenix]

Love you!
The problem is solved! 🙂

[sterile brook]

[fervent moss]

I can use documnet in node express server.
It says document is undefined. For eg I'm using : const wrapper = document.querySelector(".wrapper") what could alternative be?

[carmine summit]

How can I make a drop-down like interface on slash commands?

[deft wolf]

U mean select menu?

[carmine summit]

Maybe yes

[deft wolf]

https://discordjs.guide/interactions/select-menus.html#building-and-sending-select-menus

[carmine summit]

In slash commands I mean...

Like, an argument but the values are given by the bot

and the user has to choose one

[deft wolf]

Aaaa

Choices

@carmine summit https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70537637/discordjs-v13-slash-command-choices

[fervent moss]

Also there exist autocomplete

[carmine summit]

I'm still having trouble. I'm using djs v14.7.1. I tried using .addChoices and .setChoices it gives me an error ValidationError: Expected the value to not be an array

[deft wolf]

Have you tried adding options separately with .addChoice()?

[earnest phoenix]

Don't pass an array

[deft wolf]

I mean choices

[carmine summit]

Yep, doesn't work

[carmine summit]

How can I separate the choices if not using an array?

[earnest phoenix]

Expected the value to not be an array

The error says it all

How it's supposed to be used, I don't know

[deft wolf]

Can you post what your command looks like?

[earnest phoenix]

Errors give you the information though

[carmine summit]

ValidationError: Expected the value to be an object, but received string instead

[earnest phoenix]

Ah yes, remove the important part of the error

[sterile brook]

Ha-ha, classic

[earnest phoenix]

Isn't it just

.addChoices({name: "blah", value: "blah"})

And you simply pass multiple of those objects

e.g

.addChoices(
  { name: "blah", value: "blah" },
  { name: "blah2", value: "blah2" },
)

[boreal iron]

The API expects an array of choices

Dunno how you have to pass them internally in djs

[carmine summit]

well this worked...

[earnest phoenix]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[boreal iron]

The fact that you have to pass the structure the api expects as argument to the addChoices() method instead of creating the entire structure yourself is just weird

Idk why people use the builders

[earnest phoenix]

[deft wolf]

I don't know either

[earnest phoenix]

step 1 when going on the developer docs

Disable that garbage

[sterile brook]

[earnest phoenix]

Discord & consistency 101

[carmine summit]

ChatGPT and Github Copilot failed me ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[earnest phoenix]

Don't rely on AI

[sterile brook]

Ai is about generic

Or pretty simple cases

[boreal iron]

Don't blame them... they have to continuously develop new nitro and emoji shit

No time for consistency for the rest

[earnest phoenix]

I swear

[sterile brook]

Also chatgpt is bad with interactions

[earnest phoenix]

I'd be ready to be snowsgiving "gifts" are like last year

Emoji and sticker packs

[carmine summit]

It's pretty good and solves many cases including difficult ones, but they said that to put them in an array and pass them to addChoices

addChoices also confused me why they arent expecting an array

[sterile brook]

Nah, chatgpt mostly just uses freaking reactions lol

[earnest phoenix]

It's djs after all

[sterile brook]

Even if u say use buttons

Etc

[earnest phoenix]

public addChoices(...choices: APIApplicationCommandOptionChoice<T>[])

[sterile brook]

To be fair, that how ai works

Yeah, nice slash command buddy

[dry imp]

pheww... humans still have some chance

[sterile brook]

[boreal iron]

Actually those are called application commands

Not slash commands (anymore)

[earnest phoenix]

You don't know how many bots I've reviewed that use / as text prefix and not application commands and write on the bot's page

Prefix: / (Slash commands)

[boreal iron]

lol

[earnest phoenix]

Or people using #/@ as prefix, also legends

[sterile brook]

Also depr. Channel.send() method

[boreal iron]

Ye the exclusive prefixes like () or {}

[sterile brook]

From v13

Or v12 even

[boreal iron]

Which require to press 4 keys each command

(well technically 3)

[carmine summit]

Not sure about that one

[sterile brook]

Show how you asked smh

[carmine summit]

Partially correct

[sterile brook]

I bet u asked for slashcommandbuilder

Etc

[carmine summit]

Yeah I asked it to use SlashCommandBuilder

[earnest phoenix]

https://twitter.com/vicnastea/status/1585350509203898368

Vic Iglesias (@vicnastea)

Exploring the Kubernetes API

Likes

7552

Retweets

1335

▶ Play video

Twitter · Oct 26, 2022, 7:19 PM

[feral aspen]

What's this error trying to say, I didn't understand... https://cdn.hamoodihajjiri.com/tK9KtYbX7z ?

[boreal iron]

Host is unreachable

[feral aspen]

Oh, wat?

[sterile brook]

Exactly what fake typed

[feral aspen]

Do I just set another registry or something.

[sterile brook]

[earnest phoenix]

Which means network problem

You can search on Google for help around that

Searching with the error message will give you lots of results for help

[feral aspen]

Wait, wrong one.

[boreal iron]

Simply try to ping the host

[earnest phoenix]

That's what Google says, yes

[boreal iron]

ping registry.npmjs.org

[earnest phoenix]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56911529/how-to-fix-npm-installation-issue
https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/6820

[boreal iron]

And show me the results

[earnest phoenix]

Searched npm err! code ehostunreach on Google :)

[feral aspen]

Address unreachable?

[earnest phoenix]

If you get Destination Host Unreachable, the firewall is blocking

[feral aspen]

Nope, just a Destination unreachable: Address unreachable.

[boreal iron]

Are you blocking outgoing connections on port 443?

[feral aspen]

I've done nothing on my VPS for the past 2 months.

Although, I am attempting to host an express application.

[earnest phoenix]

You have the VPS somewhere

These people can block specific things

You don't own the machine

[feral aspen]

I haven't done anything really but install nginx, create a configuration file, certbot, and that's it.

[boreal iron]

There could still be a firewall of your provider active

[earnest phoenix]

As said, it's not because you did nothing regarding firewalls that it can't be done by the provider that temporarily provides you with the VPS

[feral aspen]

Oh, it could be the configuration file.

[boreal iron]

Does apt update also return an error?

[feral aspen]

Nope, returns 29 packages.

Also, could me current configuration file for the application I want to host via NGINX be an issue: https://cdn.hamoodihajjiri.com/bUv83b6g0A .

[feral aspen]

Weird, honestly. I've only done the above, then the error occured.

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix does a TypeScript library require typings to be exported

[earnest phoenix]

Well yes, the typings are required for TypeScript to know the types

But there's no need to export typings if the types are declared in the actual files instead of a separate typings file (such as a d.ts) file

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix sobbing

should i remove support for linux arm x64 gnueabihf

i dont understand all of this

[earnest phoenix]

This error indicates that the executable/object file was built using one or more 32-bit libraries or shared objects but is being run in a 64-bit environment

[radiant kraken]

then what should i do

i dont even understand what gnueabihf means

whats the difference

[earnest phoenix]

That's the ABI, not all machines use the same ABI, which define the system features, types, sizes, and many other stuff

[radiant kraken]

for it to work the process.arch should've yielded arm, but it yielded x64 instead

[earnest phoenix]

Exactly, but that environment you're running it on is a 64-bit environment

[radiant kraken]

then what should i doooooooooooo

i dont fucking get it

[earnest phoenix]

Compile to the proper target then

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix can u explain what these docker flags mean

[earnest phoenix]

1. https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/run/#volume-shared-filesystems
2. https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/run/#workdir

[nocturne dagger]

Hey guys

first time using slash commands, I got a ping command working

but anytime I try to add another command it just overwrites the past one

so if I have 2 commands in the command folder only one works

Nvm, fixed it stupid error

Had the new collection in the loop by accident

[heavy island]

Anyone know this error? discord.ext.commands.errors.CommandInvokeError: Command raised an exception: TypeError: User.list_users() got an unexpected keyword argument 'search'

[lyric mountain]

Need code

[neon leaf]

does anyone know a vscode plugin that makes this easier / one click?

[solemn latch]

Id say maybe, but I have no idea what the video is.

https://i.woo.pics/a46d873b27.mp4

[neon leaf]

turning
"hello im " + name + "! how are you"
into
´hello im ${name}! how are you´

[earnest phoenix]

It's already built-in, no need of an extension

[neon leaf]

oh

well thanks

can I somehow do that for the entire file at once?

[earnest phoenix]

Haven't seen that

Doubt there is an extension as well

Also haven't seen any extension about that when going through the marketplace

[slender wagon]

 <Script
        src="../scripts/modals.js"

is this how u load scripts on nextjs

using the next/script btw

i tried to log the error or onload

and it's logging nothing nothing

which is weird

[lofty cipher]

How can i make Pocket code and Social Media below Anmelden and Team?

[nocturne dagger]

Anyone know why the .addNumberOption is expecting a string?

[nocturne dagger]

Wrap the whole thing in a div and then flex col, or use a single col grid

[lofty cipher]

What du you mean with flex col?

[sharp geyser]

is this djs?

[nocturne dagger]

yea, i see why I couldn't spot it

its in my dev mode debugger thing

[sharp geyser]

Are you certain the error is coming from this particular part of the code?

That all looks correct to me

[nocturne dagger]

was here

need to to string it

[quartz kindle]

embed values are strings yes

[wise summit]

I don't know where to ask this but is it possible to use top.gg api to make website have a statistics part to show how many guilds and total user amount the bot is in? How hard would it be to make? Yes I know the bot needs to be approved for api token stuff.
Also dont mind my silly forming of the question

Just preparing in advance, incase the bot gets approved

[quartz kindle]

you dont need topgg for that

[wise summit]

Really?

I'm a rookie on this kinda stuff so didn't know

[quartz kindle]

topgg does not give you any statistics, in fact its the opposite

[wise summit]

ah

[quartz kindle]

you use the top.gg api to send your statistics to them

so they can display it on your bots page

[wise summit]

Ohhh! I see.

thanks! :)

[swift lynx]

anyone knows y im getting this?

  `  message: "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'add')",\n` +
  "  name: 'TypeError',\n" +
  `  stack: "TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'add')\\n" +\n` +
  "    '    at Shard.wsEvent (/home/container/node_modules/eris/lib/gateway/Shard.js:853:65)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Shard.onPacket (/home/container/node_modules/eris/lib/gateway/Shard.js:402:26)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Shard._onWSMessage (/home/container/node_modules/eris/lib/gateway/Shard.js:2444:29)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at WebSocket.emit (node:events:513:28)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Receiver.receiverOnMessage (/home/container/node_modules/ws/lib/websocket.js:1178:20)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Receiver.emit (node:events:513:28)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Receiver.dataMessage (/home/container/node_modules/ws/lib/receiver.js:513:14)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Receiver.getData (/home/container/node_modules/ws/lib/receiver.js:446:17)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Receiver.startLoop (/home/container/node_modules/ws/lib/receiver.js:148:22)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Receiver._write (/home/container/node_modules/ws/lib/receiver.js:83:10)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at writeOrBuffer (node:internal/streams/writable:392:12)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at _write (node:internal/streams/writable:333:10)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at Writable.write (node:internal/streams/writable:337:10)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at TLSSocket.socketOnData (/home/container/node_modules/ws/lib/websocket.js:1272:35)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at TLSSocket.emit (node:events:513:28)\\n' +\n" +
  "    '    at addChunk (node:internal/streams/readable:324:12)'\n" +
  '}'```

[sudden geyser]

why is that even formatted the way it is

[lament rock]

an error with eris it seems

[swift lynx]

what do you think i should do?

[lyric mountain]

I fear no man, but what the fuck is that log

[swift lynx]

lol now that error is gone

  '  <rejected> MongoError: E11000 duplicate key error collection: test.guilds index: _id_ dup key: { _id: "1024414204809183262" }\n' +
  '      at MongoError.create (/home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/core/error.js:59:12)\n' +
  '      at toError (/home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/utils.js:130:22)\n' +
  '      at /home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/operations/common_functions.js:258:39\n' +
  '      at handler (/home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/core/sdam/topology.js:961:24)\n' +
  '      at /home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/cmap/connection_pool.js:352:13\n' +
  '      at handleOperationResult (/home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/core/sdam/server.js:567:5)\n' +
  '      at MessageStream.messageHandler (/home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/cmap/connection.js:308:5)\n' +
  '      at MessageStream.emit (node:events:513:28)\n' +
  '      at processIncomingData (/home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/cmap/message_stream.js:144:12)\n' +
  '      at MessageStream._write (/home/container/node_modules/mongodb/lib/cmap/message_stream.js:42:5)\n' +
  '      at writeOrBuffer (node:internal/streams/writable:392:12)\n' +
  '      at _write (node:internal/streams/writable:333:10)\n' +
  '      at Writable.write (node:internal/streams/writable:337:10)\n' +
  '      at TLSSocket.ondata (node:internal/streams/readable:766:22)\n' +
  '      at TLSSocket.emit (node:events:513:28)\n' +
  '      at addChunk (node:internal/streams/readable:324:12) {\n' +
  '    driver: true,\n' +
  '    index: 0,\n' +
  '    code: 11000,\n' +
  '    keyPattern: { _id: 1 },\n' +
  "    keyValue: { _id: '1024414204809183262' }\n" +
  '  }\n' +
  '} reason: MongoError: E11000 duplicate key error collection: test.guilds index: _id_ dup key: { _id: "1024414204809183262" }'```

[lyric mountain]

Why is it formatted like a string?

How did u actually manage to even get it like that

[swift lynx]

now im getting this when the bot joins a server

[lyric mountain]

Yeah you're trying to insert a key twice, it's written in the first 2 lines

[swift lynx]

any solution?

[lyric mountain]

...like not inserting it twice?

I imagine that's happening because you're saving all the guilds to the database on startup

[sharp wren]

Show code ur inserting twice

[lyric mountain]

But really, try to fix that log too

[swift lynx]

Its a code which I got from github

im just going to reinstall it and hope for the best

[wheat mesa]

Pro tip: don’t copy paste code you don’t understand

[swift lynx]

ik

[lyric mountain]

💀

Don't think we can help then

All in all, running random code from the internet is a serious security concern, and even if safe, it's generally impossible to maintain

And yes, I know you'll just roll your eyes and continue whatever you're trying to do, but at least give some thought to what I said

[uneven tartan]

running random code from the internet is the most fun thing

its like gambling

[sudden geyser]

onRequest((req) => eval(req.body))!!!

[boreal iron]

What can wrong

[sharp geyser]

What does this do I wonder

[sudden geyser]

allows you to remotely shut down server

no more sshing at 3 am

[sharp geyser]

lmao

[boreal iron]

Well u gotta blame the pleb who's running node with root privileges

[sharp geyser]

Who doesn't run node with root privs tf

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix gaming https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/914510802579521546/1055020139914993684/image.png

even though i know it'll fail

[boreal iron]

The average Linux pleb who has no clue what he does

Well the opposite

[sterile brook]

Dude u trying to add document to MongoDB with _id that alr exists

_id is unique, so u can't

Oh, sry, it was answered alr

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix can you explain this in a simpler way on what each flag does so i can understand

the docs didn't help

or anyone who uses docker

[earnest phoenix]

Docs are self explaining but sure

-v set the volumes

Which means that you can 'mount' a volume, folder, from your computer into the docker container so that it can edit the files and they will be edited on both your computer and in the container.
It is used like computer_path:docker_path - so the computer_path is the path on the current computer for the volume you want to share and docker_path is where it will be 'mounted' in the docker container itself.

-w sets the working directory in the docker container, nothing more to explain to be fair.

If you don't know what a working directory is, you can search it up and get a result like

The current working directory is the directory in which the user is currently working in. Each time you interact with your command prompt, you are working within a directory.
By default, when you log into your Linux system, your current working directory is set to your home directory. To change the working directory use the cd command.
https://linuxize.com/post/current-working-directory/#:~:text=The current working directory is,directory use the cd command.

[radiant kraken]

thanks!!!

i already know what a working directory is thanks

[earnest phoenix]

Awesome

[vestal plover]

Does anyone here use Repl.it to program Discord bots?

[earnest phoenix]

There are lots, just ask your question.

Note that Replit is not made for Discord bots at all and it is not recommended to do so.

[vestal plover]

I understand that, I'd just rather use it since it's hosted online. Would it be better if I used something like Visual Studio Code?

[earnest phoenix]

Visual studio code is a code editor and does not host anything

[vestal plover]

I see

[earnest phoenix]

Local files

[radiant kraken]

it's more recommended to use a VPS to host discord bots

[earnest phoenix]

You need to take care to keep backups etc. using e.g. github

[vestal plover]

I can't find any tutorials on coding Discord bots online because they're all outdated and the scripts don't work. Where would you recommend I go to learn?

[earnest phoenix]

The documentation of the library you're using

You should not use Replit to host your bot

While this may seem like a nice and free service, it has a lot more negative sides than you might think, some are the following:

• The machines are super underpowered.
• This means your bot will lag a lot as it gets bigger.

• You need to run a webserver alongside your bot to prevent it from being shut off.
• This isn't a trivial task, though eats more of the machines power that is already very low.

• Replit uses an ephemeral file system.
• This means any file you saved via your bot will be overwritten when you next launch.

• They use a shared IP for everything running on the service.
• This one is important - if someone is running a user bot on their service and gets banned, everyone on that IP will be banned. Including you.

Please make yourself a favor and avoid using Replit to host your bot. It's not worth the trouble.

[vestal plover]

so, what program should I use?

[earnest phoenix]

You code your bot with a code editor or IDE.
You host your bot with a VPS.

[vestal plover]

What's a VPS?

[earnest phoenix]

Google says https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/beginners-guide-vps/

[deft wolf]

Just google it

[sterile brook]

Senior Googler

[boreal iron]

Did u resolve ur issue

[sterile brook]

Yep

In that day

Changed async method of buffering canvas to sync and that's it

[carmine summit]

what are the limitations for slash command names

[sharp geyser]

we cant help you

jk

[sharp geyser]

no special characters (- is allowed), no capitalizations or spaces

I don't remember if numbers are included

[carmine summit]

gotcha

[sharp geyser]

I think you can't use numbers tho

[lofty cipher]

How can i use pterodactyl websocket for console in javascript

[radiant kraken]

making progress!!!!!!!

the green is dominating

[boreal iron]

@carmine summit You can't use numbers as Misty said

But - and _ are allowed chars

[carmine summit]

Alright! Thanks!

[boreal iron]

Between 1-32 chars

[rose warren]

https://images-ext-2.discordapp.net/external/UFNr5GxVsSCfKIr-eBpJivhlb3t_G5PocV7X-xt0j3k/https/user-images.githubusercontent.com/11778454/208881664-4d1a38fe-384f-49c5-a48f-c6778cca30a7.png
https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/Uq3KLyCwZE4H57ZX5d_CO3p3R1eiFF7aEHxtSrDI3Sk/https/user-images.githubusercontent.com/11778454/208880731-3310633d-f806-4bea-bd5f-f061b86c4816.png
https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/jpR10NzmSo4z42aFJ16TcVaTgzI634RjBRy1Js3g5sI/https/user-images.githubusercontent.com/11778454/208880618-db42dc3c-fb27-447e-8f5f-9804f5a4728c.png

YAASS Discord! Now give it to us as a slash command option

[boreal iron]

Oh nice

Finally

Guess we now need to wait another year or two until this is implemented in the application commands UI

And maybe another year for modals

[rose warren]

[boreal iron]

Yeah it's so sad

[earnest phoenix]

Nice, I see that you're slowly getting the proper hang of GitHub Actions

[rose warren]

#lifegoals

[radiant kraken]

hi Mac Frost

[radiant kraken]

now i feel like i'm maintaining LLVM 😎

[earnest phoenix]

Heh, we don't even use GitHub Actions at all for building LLVM, we use the Harbor Master through BuildKite via our Phabricator instance

[radiant kraken]

fancy

anyway anybody know what docker run --rm --privileged multiarch/qemu-user-static:register --reset does?

[earnest phoenix]

The documentation explains what all the flags do, the one I linked before

[radiant kraken]

just tell me what it does

the person who made the CI template put this as the first step in several jobs

[earnest phoenix]

1. The --rm flag is false by default so the file system of your container stays/persists even after the container exits, which can make debugging easier but if you only need short-term foreground processes and such then those file systems and their states can pile up and use a lot of storage, using the --rm flag tells Docker to automatically clean up the container and remove it's respective file system

[radiant kraken]

ah

does working directory matters?

[earnest phoenix]

Everything that is contained in the container's respective file system

2. The --privileged option gives the Docker container extended privileges, as by default all Docker containers are "unprivileged", which for example, they can't run a Docker daemon inside a Docker container

The option provides fine-grained permissions so you can be sure it runs with the exact permissions you need

3. There's no flag called --reset in Docker anywhere, unless that's for a different program

[feral aspen]

Aloha, I've been going through some GitHub Repositories, and from a repository I've found, I've noticed a file called .env.example. Anyways, within such so, I've noticed the following properties requiring data, what am I required to do if I'd want to host it locally?

# exposed to client
NEXT_PUBLIC_UMAMI_USERNAME=umami username login
NEXT_PUBLIC_UMAMI_PASSWORD=umami password login
NEXT_PUBLIC_UMAMI_URL=umami self-hosted url
NEXT_PUBLIC_TWITTER_USERNAME=@twitter username
NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_NAME=site name 
NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL=site url including "https://"
NEXT_PUBLIC_SECRET=
NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL=
NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=

Now, honestly. After I've tried to run said Next.JS application (a website), it asks me that the supabaseUrl is required. If the application is hosted locally, with what am I supposed to fill it with?

[earnest phoenix]

Exactly what the property names say, Supabase is a database so you would need your own instance of it and the URL pointing to it

Usually these projects have a documentation you can follow.

And here the variable names are self explanatory

[feral aspen]

Unfortunately, the repository is empty. 😂

[feral aspen]

Ohh, I didn't notice supabase is a database.

[earnest phoenix]

Open source firebase alternative

There are some examples if you search around

Such as
https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/master/apps/www/.env

[feral aspen]

👍 👍

[neon leaf]

I dont know if its correct but this may be useful

seems to work

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix i fucking hate FreeBSD

[earnest phoenix]

Lmao

[ancient wedge]

how to get reactions on an old message? i'm trying to fetch the message and create a listener but its not working

client.on("messageReactionAdd", (reaction, user) => {
    user.send("test")
});

Only works for new messages

[minor olive]

It's like "rawMessageReactionsAdd" or something. However, this function does not provide any message. It just provides the message ID, guildID, channelID, etc...

[deft wolf]

How are you trying to fetch the message?

[ancient wedge]

with .fetch but its not working

im onto something brb

ah

[deft wolf]

You can try this

const message = !reaction.message.author? await reaction.message.fetch(): reaction.message;

[radiant kraken]

nvm i just used an outdated version

[ancient wedge]

but i need a specific message

and user id

google isn't helping much

[deft wolf]

Then remove .cache before fetch

[earnest phoenix]

I mean, that was pretty obvious going by the first log in the workflow

[ancient wedge]

still doesn't work

can't create reaction collector

😢

[deft wolf]

Then you need to check if this message exists, if the bot has access to it, and so on

As error itself says, "unknown message"

[ancient wedge]

it exists

its created when message is sent

oh wait

[deft wolf]

Can you post some more code because maybe the error lies in another part of it

[ancient wedge]

var x = client.channels.cache.get("1052712693188010116").messages.fetch("1052713687670079499").then(m => m.createReactionCollector());

results in m.on is not a function

message is fetched tho, shows everything when logged

[deft wolf]

Assign m.createReactionCollector() to another value like

const collect = m.createReactionCollector()

and then

collect.on()

[ancient wedge]

yep it worked

thanks man

[deft wolf]

I'm glad it works

[ancient wedge]

well turns out if you fetch it then on messageReactionAdd event will work lol

[deft wolf]

From what it seems to me, all message events work on messages that are in the bot's cache. If you fetch a message, the bot takes information straight from the discord api and puts this message in the cache

The cache resets every time you turn on the bot or you can set it manually to clean it from time to time

[ancient wedge]

yeah its weird but very simple

it doesnt seem to explain that well in the docs

or im just blind lol

[ancient wedge]

also, what would be c# {get; set;} js equivalent?

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix linux arm

do u know why

look there's no need to write an essay

[earnest phoenix]

Basically getters and setters, an example:

class Foo {
  // Private property called 'bar'.
  #bar = 5;

  // Getter to get the value of the private property 'bar', but only if it's divisible by 2.
  get bar() {
    return this.#bar % 2 === 0
      ? this.#bar
      : null;
  }
  // Set the value of the private property 'bar', but only if it's a number.
  set bar(value) {
    if (typeof value === 'number' && !isNaN(value))
      this.#bar = value;
  }
}

const foo = new Foo();
// The default value of the private property 'bar' is 5 as we declared.

console.log(foo.bar); // null, because it's not divisible by 2 as we defined.
foo.bar = 4;
console.log(foo.bar); // 4

foo.bar = 'g'; // won't change as we're only setting the value if it's a number.
console.log(foo.bar); // 4

[ancient wedge]

thanks
I'll try it

[radiant kraken]

bruh

i thought you were responding to mine

[earnest phoenix]

Exactly what it says, it requires GLIBC (GNU C Library) version 2.33 or higher, which is not on that environment you're running it on

[radiant kraken]

didnt help

[earnest phoenix]

What distribution is that ARM Linux environment anyway?

Debian? Arch?

[radiant kraken]

no idea, it's on a GitHub Workflow

it's on a ubuntu-latest so guess

[earnest phoenix]

Hmm regardless, that .node add-on object file requires GLIBC 2.33 which is not present on that environment, something definitely needs to be updated there, or there's no GLIBC 2.33 for that target you've compiled against

[radiant kraken]

fixed it with https://github.com/napi-rs/napi-rs/issues/1375 in this pull request https://github.com/napi-rs/napi-rs/pull/1384

[earnest phoenix]

Nice

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix is there any difference between aarch64 linux with aarch64 android?

like if an aarch64 linux binary works, is it a guarantee for the aarch64 android binary to work too?

[earnest phoenix]

They're both mostly the same, including their libraries, instruction sets, and other stuff but some some libraries can differ and cause the program to not be able to find what it's looking for

[radiant kraken]

oh alright

should i add another tests job for android?

[earnest phoenix]

You don't necessarily need to, but if you want everything to work exactly the way it is, just in case some things don't match then go ahead

[craggy pine]

I might be dumb but I'm converting some v13 code to v14 and I'm unsure why this is flagging as false.

console.log(needsDJ)
console.log(!interaction.member.permissions.has("Administrator"))
console.log(!role)
console.log(!interaction.user.username === player[0].queued_by) //Should flag true because MiyukaTest !== Miyuka right?
console.log(interaction.user.username)
console.log(player[0].queued_by)

Output:

true
true
true
false // here
MiyukaTest //compairing
Miyuka // compairing

[wheat mesa]

that's not how you do equality

use !==

[craggy pine]

Ya I was about to do that tbh

but I assumed it was the same thing putting the ! at the beginning

[wheat mesa]

Nope

that casts interaction.user.username to a boolean and then checks if that equals the other

[craggy pine]

Oh so it sets interaction.user.username to false.

gotcha.

[wheat mesa]

Which will always be false because you're comparing two different types with the strict equality operator

Yeah

[craggy pine]

Noted for future code.

ty

https://scs.twilightgamez.net/97Ecb.png yerp that does it. I probably did that to a lot of code not realizing the difference.

[wheat mesa]

Welcome back to another episode of "Why you should use typescript!" 😉

[craggy pine]

You know.

I was kinda tempted too when I stumbled apon a regex test thing with typescript and seen how useful it was. But then JS has a similar this but with an extra line of code.

.test

[wheat mesa]

Well, that's not the point of typescript

[craggy pine]

Idk the differences tbh between the two

I just know they're similar-ish

[wheat mesa]

The ts compiler would've screamed at you for this line of code: !interaction.user.username === player[0].queued_by

[craggy pine]

oh really

[craggy pine]

Oh I see.

[wheat mesa]

Ts is just js with strict typing

Though you can always work around it by using any

[craggy pine]

Isn't it complied differently. Or can you still do the whole node index.js if you wanted too.

Well I guess TS probably doesn't use node right

[wheat mesa]

Usually catches a lot of compile time bugs before you run it

TS uses node, it transpiles into javascript which is then run via node or some other js engine

[craggy pine]

oh okay.

I'll likely dabble with it knowing that.

I've heard only good things about TS > JS

[wheat mesa]

It gives a lot more compile time safety

And unless you're Tim you probably won't be complaining about some of the limitations

[craggy pine]

Also something that is kinda lame and unrelated.

Why DJSv14 have to change permission checking from ALL CAPS to A cap.

[wheat mesa]

they felt like it

[craggy pine]

making me rewrite all the shit

lol

[wheat mesa]

might also be something with standards, but usually with enum flags it's up to preference

I suppose PascalCase looks nicer

[craggy pine]

<rejected> RangeError [BitFieldInvalid]: Invalid bitfield flag or number: ADMINISTRATOR.

just more of this while I clean up my stuff

lol

[wheat mesa]

The main two are SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE and PascalCase for enums, I don't usually see anything other than that used

[craggy pine]

inb4 camel case just to smite you

[wheat mesa]

Nah not even Java goes to that circle of hell

[craggy pine]

god I tried java

hated it

But good to learn

[wheat mesa]

java is great

[craggy pine]

Oh trust ik.

My original bot was java, but JS is just nicer to write

[wheat mesa]

It's the C of OOP languages

And in that way it's beautiful

[craggy pine]

never like the whole

public static void

stuff.

[lyric mountain]

you should try groovy then

[wheat mesa]

😔 but that's the whole point of java

[craggy pine]

Kuu ik your a java god.

shoo

[lyric mountain]

hi miyu

[craggy pine]

[wheat mesa]

encapsulation and fun

[craggy pine]

hi ❤️

[lyric mountain]

nah, kinda far from that

[wheat mesa]

though I don't necessarily agree with the "everything must be in a class" doctrine

[craggy pine]

well you saved icarus once b4 it died to getting hacked

so ur a god to me ❤️

[wheat mesa]

I wish I could write some static functions without needing class bodies

but maybe that's the rust side of me showing

[lyric mountain]

how's him btw?

[craggy pine]

Hes focusing on twitch

while im solo now

do my own stuff

[lyric mountain]

ah ic

[craggy pine]

https://scs.twilightgamez.net/g/iLt5A.gif learned alot branching off doing my own stuff. Like databases, more advanced JS stuf. I enjoy the solo experience

[lyric mountain]

but really, give groovy a try someday, it's almost as if js and java crossed paths

[wheat mesa]

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo but buttonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnssssssssssssssssss

[craggy pine]

Listen

I'd use buttons if discord would let me make buttons SMOL

[wheat mesa]

think of the wasted rest requests 😔

[craggy pine]

I hate how large they are for all the buttons I need.

they start to stack

[craggy pine]

noted aswell

[lyric mountain]

like, u get all the power of java with much less verbosity, if that's the part u dont like

it's to java what js is to ts basically

[wheat mesa]

I've heard kotlin is nice

Haven't had a use case for it though

[lyric mountain]

wish I could like it, but it feels too odd for me

[sterile lantern]

If you have an already sorted array of integers, would insertion sort or selection sort take a longer time to terminate ?

[lyric mountain]

both would be O(1) no?

or at least, O(n) since you'll need to read all entries to see if it's sorted

[wheat mesa]

Sounds like an exam question to me

[sterile lantern]

lol yeah I got my CS final results but I think I got it wrong

I’m pretty sure it’s selection I put insertion

[wheat mesa]

Think about what both of the algorithms do

Selection sort swaps values until they’re in place

Insertion orders by selecting the highest/lowest value and putting it in place

[lyric mountain]

ain't that bubble sort?

[wheat mesa]

Selection’s best complexity is O(n^2)

They’re similar but not the same

Selection is slower than insertion on a sorted array

[sterile lantern]

yeah I second guessed myself

oh well at least I passed lol

[wheat mesa]

Because best case for selection is O(n^2) and insertion’s best case is O(n)

I wonder what I got wrong on my CS final

I got 94/95

Very curious

[sterile lantern]

I got a 85/87

[wheat mesa]

Nice

[lament rock]

syntax :(

[quaint wasp]

hey- does anyone know react?

[lament rock]

man was using the 1TBS when that isnt the syntax

[quartz kindle]

synth axe

[quaint wasp]

import React from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom/client";
import "./index.css";
import App from "./App";

const root = ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById("root"));
root.render(
  <React.StrictMode>
    <App />
  </React.StrictMode>
);```
Someone wrote this and I haven't talked to them in quite some time and now that I really need to use the file there's a problem, with the `<` / `>` symbols.
I am unsure on what he was attempting to do, but since I do not know React I thought one of you would know and maybe help me fix it.

ping in replies

[wheat mesa]

Can you be more specific on what the problem actually is?

[earnest phoenix]

discord.py 🤢 🤮

[solemn latch]

Be nice please, if everyone used the same programming language we'd all be using 30 year old programming languages still

[quaint wasp]

The < and > are unexpected tokens. But it seems like they are needed for this to work.

Unsure though since this is my first time using react

[earnest phoenix]

Sorry bro.

[hidden gorge]

Im trying to put my text on the left side of the click icon but my text-align isnt working idk why

h1 {
  color: white;
  text-shadow: 1px 1px 2px black, 0 0 25px blue, 0 0 5px darkblue;
  text-align: left;
}```

[earnest phoenix]

yes please

not js but c

Machine code ftw

[wheat mesa]

Might need quotes

[minor olive]

Try:

h1 {
  color: white;
  text-shadow: 1px 1px 2px black, 0 0 25px blue, 0 0 5px darkblue;
  text-align: left !important;
}

or

h1 {
  color: white;
  text-shadow: 1px 1px 2px black, 0 0 25px blue, 0 0 5px darkblue;
  text-align: left;
  position: relative;
}

Does that fix it?

[slender wagon]

i am working on a project where for each card i should show a quick demo with a video
how could i get through this without making the entire laggy as hell

[tulip ledge]

I'm trying to animate stuff in on scroll using react and I got this function:

  useEffect(() => {
    const observer = new IntersectionObserver((entries) => {
      entries.forEach((entry) => {
        console.log(1)
        console.log(entry)
        if (entry.isIntersecting) {
          console.log(2)
          entry.target.classList.add("show")
        } else {
          console.log(3)
          entry.target.classList.remove("show")
        }
      });
    });

    const hiddenElements = document.querySelectorAll(".toanimate")
    hiddenElements.forEach((element) => observer.observe(element));

    return () => {
      hiddenElements.forEach((element) => observer.unobserve(element));
    }
  }, []);

But this doesn't work and it probably is because the observer is being fired before my element actually exists. One way I can solve this is by using the useRef hook but then I'd have to make about 50 useRefs per page to animate everything, does anyone have a better solution?

[tulip ledge]

this usually has to do with the width or the display type of the object try setting display block and width: 100%

[tulip ledge]

fixed

using chatgpt

[edgy lily]

hi

me developer bro

[radiant kraken]

omg he is a developer guys

😱

[next storm]

how to get my pc's port number for topgg webhooks 😂

[earnest phoenix]

You need to start a web server yourself and do port forwarding. Your computer has lots of ports

[next storm]

oh okay, I done it :D

[earnest phoenix]

omg, unbelievable! I'm not a developer unfortunately, teach me your ways master.

[fervent moss]

Well does someone know tho... I figured out how to use pug to load files with parmaeters recived from express app but the css doesn't load up. I will need lots of help in pug itself. If someone is free

[real leaf]

Anyone can claim that badge, unfortunately, even people who are not serious bot developers

[earnest phoenix]

holy smokes

Does that mean I can get a super duper insane secret badge

[deft wolf]

I want a very secret badge too

[fast ledge]

I hate those guys

[earnest phoenix]

🔥

[swift lynx]

thats the same reason y they removed the bot developer badge

people just started to make bots just to get the badge

[real leaf]

Yes

[swift lynx]

Is there a way to change the banner colour for your bot?

ig not

[crystal wigeon]

Hey for app directory I emailed discord after fixing the issues they haven’t replied yet

[shell echo]

We do not represent Discord, nor are we affiliated with them. We merely use their service.

If you have any questions and/or suggestions regarding Discord itself, or wish to report any violations to the Terms of Service, you can use any of these links:

How to leave feedback/suggestions to Discord
How to report bugs/issues to Discord
How to report a violation of the Terms of Service to Discord
How to contact Discord for general inquiries

[earnest phoenix]

theres a channel for help with that on
https://discord.gg/discord-developers

Also from what I heard most of the employees are in holidays now, so it will most likely take long to get a response, up to some weeks

I still haven't gotten any response after 3 months for a general question, that should tell you how good their support is..

lol

2 days ago i asked about issue with my servers custom invite and they fixed it the next day, and my bot got verified after applying only 3 hours before

discord support fast for me

[slender wagon]

how can i use frameborder="0"
for some reason it doesn't recognize frameborder

NextJs question

[dry imp]

frameBorder

[slender wagon]

that did it

.modal_container {
  background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.7);
  display: none;
  position: fixed;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  right: 0;
  bottom: 0;
}

.modal_container.show_modal {
  display: block;
}

also the script that i made adds the show_modal class name to the div but for some reason is not updating the display

class="Home_modal_container__CazAv show_modal"

here is the div's class after i click the show modal button

it adds the classname

but doesn't update the css

[neon leaf]

does anyone know why this in my nginx http block
error_page 404 /etc/nginx/pages/404.html;
isnt sending the custom 404 page?

[carmine summit]

how many choices can I put inside a slash command argument?

[deft wolf]

25

[carmine summit]

I'm interested on this, where can I learn more about it

[deft wolf]

https://discordjs.guide/slash-commands/advanced-creation.html#choices

[earnest phoenix]

https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/application-commands#application-command-object-application-command-structure

The Discord API documentation is most likely the best source

[quartz kindle]

lmao the discord docs now have snowflakes raining down? since when hahah

[earnest phoenix]

I instantly disabled that horrible thing

[quartz kindle]

hahahah

[carmine summit]

just tried autocomplete, pretty good ngl

tho I don't know why .respond() expects an array, but .addChoices() doesn't

[still stone]

TIM!

[deft wolf]

It's best to get used to it and not overthink it too much

[earnest phoenix]

d.js consistency moment

[radiant kraken]

@earnest phoenix wait do they actually parse these comments

oh

@earnest phoenix should i go dynamic or static lib

[earnest phoenix]

I'd go dynamic

[radiant kraken]

how do you convert a Go string to a UTF-8 []byte without copying it

the answers i've found on the internet are using JSON https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41460750/how-to-convert-utf8-string-to-byte

[earnest phoenix]

without copying it
?

You mean without doing

x := "Hello world"
y := []byte(x)

?

[radiant kraken]

yes

do Go strings use UTF-8?

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah

At least if I remember correctly

Would make sense that it's the default

[radiant kraken]

then how do i convert Go strings to UTF-8 byte arrays without copying?

[earnest phoenix]

You don't?

[wheat mesa]

Yeah that doesn't make too much sense from a garbage-collected language standpoint

[radiant kraken]

oh

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah

[lament rock]

gc langs will always be damned to copy operations

[radiant kraken]

alright then

i forgot that go is garbage collected

[earnest phoenix]

Rust isn't right?

Rust does not use a garbage collector, but rather achieves these properties through a sophisticated, but complex, type system.
Google says that and sometimes that it is garbage collected

[lament rock]

write your own interpreter in c to allow for manual memory management

[lament rock]

technically it isn't because the compiler automatically places in free statements

[radiant kraken]

Rust is not garbage collected

[earnest phoenix]

okeh

[lament rock]

My mind is garbage collected tho

[earnest phoenix]

But C is /s

[lament rock]

I forgot what I ate yesterday

[wheat mesa]

Yeah rust isn't because of ownership semantics

[radiant kraken]

My mind is garbage

[lament rock]

Time to collect

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah mine as well

I literally made an event dispatcher library for my project

I end up not using it

[lament rock]

the pause might be a while, but you'll be back to normal assuming no leak

[earnest phoenix]

👀

And my first attempt was, well, golden

[radiant kraken]

hi Voltrex

[earnest phoenix]

Hey null

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

[radiant kraken]

ok so i have this Rust project that can compile into native DLLs

how would i make a Go library around it

[lament rock]

can go even import native libs

[radiant kraken]

yes

not sure about third-party C libraries tho

[lament rock]

Then just do that :)

[radiant kraken]

i mean when making a C library you have to handle lots of OSes and Architectures

[lament rock]

Unless what you're doing is generic enough

[radiant kraken]

ok so how would i do this

do i store precompiled binaries?

or does go have a custom makefile system or smth so that it runs when you install it

[neon leaf]

?

[quartz kindle]

error_page in the http block only works for absolute http urls

otherwise error_page's path is based on the root directive of the current server block

[neon leaf]

how can I do what I want to do in this case?

[quartz kindle]

server {
    location = /404.html {
        root /var/www/default;
    }

    error_page 404 /404.html;
}
``` something like this

[neon leaf]

would that be global?

[quartz kindle]

it will affect only the current server block

[neon leaf]

is there any way to make it global?

[quartz kindle]

you can try making a redirect

http {
  error_page 404 http://yourwebsite.com/error.html;

  server {
    location = /error.html {
      root /path/to/file.html
    }
  }
}

but you still need to change the root on the main server block for that domain

you can also try defining a default root, not sure if it will work but try it

http {
  root /path/to/nginx;
  error_page 404 /error.html;
}

[granite trout]

anyone know how to make this?

[deft wolf]

I'm pretty sure you need the command id

[quartz kindle]

</command_name_here:command_id_here>

[granite trout]

bot id?

[quartz kindle]

command id

[granite trout]

oh okay ty

[neon leaf]

oof, doesnt seem to work; do you know if caddy isnt so weird?

[quartz kindle]

never used caddy

[tulip ledge]

anyone got an idea why my index isn't incrementing?

  const [index, setIndex] = useState(0);

  useEffect(() => {
    const introInterval = setInterval(() => {
      setIndex(i => i + 1);
      console.log(index)
    }, 500);

    setTimeout(() => {
      setIntroFinished(true);
      clearInterval(introInterval);
    }, 4000);
  }, []);

[tulip ledge]

Figured it out, turns out React renders components twice when using strict mode thus the useEffect useEffect was being called twice and resulted in some weird behaviour

[uneven tartan]

help

i require multiple file paths

[solemn latch]

You can do the exact same thing with multiple directories dynamically(just by doing multiple loops)
Or if its just a couple you can do the same thing a few times.

[uneven tartan]

eww multiple loops

i was thinking something like this

const command=require(`./slashCmds/*/${ file }`); // * is different command categories, not sure if thats valid in file paths
client.SlashCommands.set(command.data.name, command)```

[earnest phoenix]

What you're looking for is recursion

[uneven tartan]

he typing a paragraph oh no

[earnest phoenix]

You can also use globs but if you can just use recursion

Function:

• Read from directory
• Loop over the entries of the directory
  • Join the paths, previous path + the current entry
    • If it's a directory, go to Function
    • Otherwise load the command

And pass the commands directory to the function

[uneven tartan]

i wanna try n use globals but

• is not valid

[earnest phoenix]

Because that's a glob pattern

[sudden geyser]

for (const cat of require(...)) {
  for (const file of require(...)) {
    // Pow.
  }
}

use cat to draw path

[earnest phoenix]

@uneven tartan

import { readdirSync } from 'node:fs';
import { join } from 'node:path';
import { pathToFileURL } from 'node:url';

// Declare function for recursion.
async function loadCommands(dir) {
  // Read entries from the given directory.
  const entries = readdirSync(dir, { withFileTypes: true });

  // Iterate over the directory entries.
  for (const entry of entries) {
    // Join paths.
    const path = join(dir, entry.name);

    // If the entry is a directory, recurse.
    if (entry.isDirectory()) await loadCommands(path);
    // Otherwise, if the entry is a regular JavaScript file, load it.
    else if (
      entry.isFile() &&                                                                (entry.name.endsWith('.js') || entry.name.endsWith('.mjs'))
    ) {
      // Import command.
      const { default: command } = await import(                                         // Convert the path to a file URL, this is needed on platforms like Windows where the hard drives have drive letters like 'C://', acting as file URLs.
        pathToFileURL(path)
      );

      // Load command in whatever way you want.
    }
  }
}

You can of course also do this in CommonJS, just use the global require() function to import, and no need to convert the path to a file URL as it doesn't need to be a file URL with require()

[uneven tartan]

dir is

./

[earnest phoenix]

The thing you should pass to that function is the path to the commands directory

[cursive musk]

Stupid question. I got this npm package I'm using in my .js files:

japiRest.discord
.getApplication("1018001748020961311")
.then((user) => console.log(user.data.bot.approximate_guild_count));

Is there any way to use it in a .ejs file?

[uneven tartan]

so ./commands

everything is in a folder under that

so like

/commands/moderation
/commands/music

[earnest phoenix]

Yes, exactly

[uneven tartan]

and the return from that function is passed to the collection

or should i just do that inside the function

[quartz kindle]

sort of, what you want is to call that function first and then pass the result as a parameter to the ejs render function

not directly inside an ejs file

[cursive musk]

OHH

THAT CLEARS SO MUCH

THANK YOU

[flat copper]

how do i store input image in mongo without creating file in my server?

[earnest phoenix]

why

just make a cdn

[radiant kraken]

this looks so cursed omg

[earnest phoenix]

Is that generated?

[radiant kraken]

no its from a go example

idk if i should return pointers or values when returning structs

[earnest phoenix]

Pointers

But shouldn't write it like that

You can just

return &person{}

with the fields in it

[radiant kraken]

why not return by value

[earnest phoenix]

You should work with pointers whenever you can

Also NewXXX should return a new pointer

[radiant kraken]

oh alright

[earnest phoenix]

Especially for custom structures

[radiant kraken]

have you ever worked with cgo before?

[earnest phoenix]

The good thing is that Go will auto dereference structures, so if you print the returned value you won't see the memory address. It will act just like a normal pointer, simply made better to prevent the hassle of having to use, for example, (*p).name to print the name, instead you can just use p.name which is much more convenient

[earnest phoenix]

Nope never

[sharp geyser]

oh you guys are using go

fun

I miss using go

[radiant kraken]

last time i used go was last year

[sharp geyser]

Same here

[earnest phoenix]

Last time I used Go was yesterday evening

[sharp geyser]

why

[earnest phoenix]

Continued on my project

[radiant kraken]

sob

[sharp geyser]

Whats the point of it

[radiant kraken]

how do i integrate a Rust project into a Go library

[sharp geyser]

you dont

[earnest phoenix]

Probably can't

[radiant kraken]

oh alright then

[earnest phoenix]

At least never heard of it

[radiant kraken]

ok so

can you include a binary file's contents in a go constant in compile-time

[radiant kraken]

you know what i'll just make a java wrapper instead, i'll do go later

[earnest phoenix]

Java

[radiant kraken]

im sorry, one of my friends use java and wanted to use the library

[earnest phoenix]

[radiant kraken]

i cant believe im installing java again

[radiant kraken]

[earnest phoenix]

j*va

yikes

<insert non-existent js mascot pensive>

[sudden geyser]

3 billion devices

or how much does it say now

[earnest phoenix]

still 3b

[radiant kraken]

cope

imagine not having a mascot

[earnest phoenix]

cope deez nuts into your mouth

cring

I'd uninstall any language without mascot

[radiant kraken]

so true

[earnest phoenix]

https://github.com/microsoft/GODEL

noow how do i use this beast thatll help us in peevanced

[radiant kraken]

shrug

[earnest phoenix]

That blue line color tells me it's TS

Yet another language without mascot

Cancelled

[radiant kraken]

nah its Python

[earnest phoenix]

its so good

Python also has no mascot

Yet another one

[radiant kraken]

LMAO it really is Python

[earnest phoenix]

Cancelled

[radiant kraken]

Rust tho

[earnest phoenix]

but i dont know how to use it

[radiant kraken]

whats the name of go's mascot

is it just gopher

[earnest phoenix]

gonna need to ask that nerd who knows ai stuff in team

Yepa

There's also an amazing talk at a conference

wait

https://youtu.be/4rw_B4yY69k

[radiant kraken]

i would use go if it can work with rust projects

[earnest phoenix]

I would use Rust it it can work with Go projects

[radiant kraken]

it can

it can work with C so

[earnest phoenix]

Go can work with C as well

I'll see if I can make a Rust wrapper for my library

[radiant kraken]

but how do you make a Go wrapper of a C library

[earnest phoenix]

Without coding in Rust obviously

[earnest phoenix]

That idek, never used cgo

[radiant kraken]

never made a go library before

[earnest phoenix]

But you're probably not the only one trying that

So Google may have an answer to it

Anyways heading out, arriving at uni

[radiant kraken]

cya

[carmine summit]

how is interaction.deferReply() different from interaction.reply()?

[radiant kraken]

deferReply shows a <botname> is thinking... message beforehand afaik

[carmine summit]

oh you can't put message inside deferReply

[sharp geyser]

deferReply is basically telling discord you will do something at a later time keep the interaction going