development

[compact pier]

What I had in my mind is like create 2 seperate app, for 2 different function, like query or mutation

[quartz kindle]

the main thing you have to think about is "if i run my app twice, and split the load evenly between the two, will it still work correctly?"

[quartz kindle]

sure, you can also do that

but at some point, one of those microarchitecture components will require horizontal scaling

[compact pier]

that is a very importain step too, I think the both apps are working seperated, so they won't have issue

[quartz kindle]

so you will also have to answer the same question

[compact pier]

but should I build a microarchitecture from beginning, or I should just build a normal app?

[quartz kindle]

if you think your app will grow that much, you can start with microarchitecture from the beginning, otherwise dont bother

its simpler to just make your app horizontally scalable

[compact pier]

Well I think, if you build an app that uses microarchitecture, it would be good + in your cv :>

[quartz kindle]

i guess

[compact pier]

how would that work?

ahh

[quartz kindle]

lets say your app does a lot of things, involving routing, database read/write, authentication, and such

[compact pier]

but I still don't know, if you can host 2 different app that uses the same url

[quartz kindle]

a microarchitecture design would have different processes handle different things, but that also means lots of data being send across your internal network, which also introduces a strain

a "normal" design would have all of those things happen inside the same process, receive request, access db, authenticate, write something, respond

[compact pier]

yes, that is correct

[quartz kindle]

a horizontal scalable model would do exactly the same thing, but in a way that if you run that same process multiple times, it will still work

[compact pier]

"if you run that same process multiple times, it will still work", what do you mean by that?

like having 2 auth microservice? and it will still work?

[quartz kindle]

having 2 "normal" designed processes

[compact pier]

ah

but different function

[quartz kindle]

they have the same function

but do not interfere with each other, and both work standalone

thats basically what you need if you want to use kubernetes in the future for example

[compact pier]

oh, yeah makes sense

[quartz kindle]

so you can add/remove processes according to load without breaking anything

the main thing to take care of is, is your app stateful or stateless?

for example, if 1 user makes 2 requests

and each of those 2 requests end up in 2 different processes

are both processes able to fully respond without the knowledge of each other or the user's previous requests?

[compact pier]

I think kubernetes will handle the request to the correct service, by using "load balancer", if I remembered correctly

and let say if user use login function, it will call
load balancer -> login service -> database service

[quartz kindle]

yes, but that is still vertical scaling

[compact pier]

mhmm

[quartz kindle]

imagine you reach a point where you need load balancer -> 2 login services -> 2 database services

[compact pier]

it will works the same

[quartz kindle]

if designed correctly yes

[compact pier]

ok, so I will start read more about microarchitecture

thank you :D

[quartz kindle]

microarchitecture is good, but by itself it does not solve the problem of scalability

to actually solve scalability, the answer is horizontal design, both for microarchitecture or not

[compact pier]

but all those microservices has a different ports right?

[quartz kindle]

yes if they use the network stack

there are other ways of communicating

[lyric mountain]

2 database services
and this is the worst part to make

[quartz kindle]

indeed

database replication is a pain, glad i never had to deal with that

[hidden gorge]

So im using await interaction.guild.members.ban(user);
How do I add a reason to the ban?

[hidden gorge]

thanks tim

@quartz kindle Im more confused now

[rustic nova]

by adding the reason parameter to the function

[hidden gorge]

how do i add the reason in ban(user, [reason]?

[quartz kindle]

.ban(user, { reason: "abc" })

[hidden gorge]

expected ,

[sharp geyser]

huh

[hidden gorge]

fixed

[sharp geyser]

why would that possibly make sense

[lyric mountain]

docs aren't hard to understand, ur code editor will also show u what ur supposed to add

[sharp geyser]

unless he is using notepad ++

[quartz kindle]

in most docs, [abc] means abc is optional

[hidden gorge]

im using visual studios

[lyric mountain]

code, don't forget the word "code"

[hidden gorge]

thank you it works now

[earnest phoenix]

@lyric mountainhey can u help me

@sharp geyser

[lyric mountain]

u didn't ask anything

[earnest phoenix]

do u know invite tracker bot

and giveaways

@lyric mountain

[lyric mountain]

can u stop pinging

and yes, invite tracker

[quartz kindle]

this server is for help with coding bots, not help with using existing bots

[lyric mountain]

oh wait, u want help abt the bot itself

then no, I cant help

[hidden gorge]

why does it show the id on my laptop but mentions the user on my ipad?

im using const user = interaction.options.getUser("user");

[lyric mountain]

titles cant have markdown

[hidden gorge]

it doesnt

oh

wait

im using ```js
.setTitle(${user} has been kicked.)

[compact pier]

You should use it in description

you can't mention in title

[lyric mountain]

yes, mention is markdown too

[compact pier]

you can display user's name, instead mention them

[hidden gorge]

fixed just add .tag to the ${user}

[odd citrus]

i used css

[hidden gorge]

how do i get a users status?

and add it into an embed

.setDescription(`${user} Joined ${interaction.guild.name} on ${user.joinedAt}. Account Created on ${user.createdAt}. User status: Soon...`)```

i want to replace soon... with the status of user

[digital swan]

Have you looked at the discord.js docs

[hidden gorge]

yes

makes no sense

[digital swan]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/GuildMember?scrollTo=presence

😱

[hidden gorge]

thanks

[sharp geyser]

Why did they move something like that to the guild member object

it makes more sense to put it on the user

[hidden gorge]

undefined

[deft wolf]

user.presence.status

[hidden gorge]

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

@deft wolf

[deft wolf]

Do you have an intent for presence?

[sharp geyser]

Don't forget if you dont have the presence intent you wont get any presence data

[hidden gorge]

yes

actually oops

i dont

[sharp geyser]

Also this intent is a priv intent so you gotta enable it in the bot dashboard

[hidden gorge]

what is the Name for the presence intent?

[sharp geyser]

https://discord-api-types.dev/api/discord-api-types-v10/enum/GatewayIntentBits#GuildPresences
IntentBitField.Flags.GuildPresences

[hidden gorge]

thanls

i added it and still TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'status')

[sharp geyser]

Show how you are doing it

[hidden gorge]

this is my intents btw const client = new Client({ intents: [GatewayIntentBits.Guilds, GatewayIntentBits.GuildMembers, GatewayIntentBits.GuildPresences] });

[sharp geyser]

ok how are you doing the other thing tho

[hidden gorge]

and the Line
js .setDescription(`${user} Joined ${interaction.guild.name} on ${user.joinedAt}. Account Created on ${user.createdAt}. User status: ${user.presence.status}`)

[deft wolf]

We mainly care about who this user is, how you get him

[hidden gorge]

module.exports = {
    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
        .setName("user")
        .setDescription("User Info")
        .addUserOption(option =>
            option
              .setName("user")
              .setDescription("User to get info of")
              .setRequired(true)),
              
    async execute(interaction) {

        const user = interaction.options.getUser("user");

[sharp geyser]

So in the terms of discord.js presence is not a valid thing on user

you will have to convert that into a member object

import { Client, ClientOptions } from 'discord.js';

interface IAtomClientOptions {}

declare module 'discord.js' {
    interface Client {
        options: IAtomClientOptions | ClientOptions;
    }
}

export class AtomClient extends Client {}

So I was trying to find a way to just make the options prop that djs client normally has and merge my own option interface into it but I still run into an error of a type mismatch

is it not possible to do this?

I swear I did it at one point

I also tried using & instead of | same thing

[digital swan]

Yeah I know, I think if you force fetch the user the presence will appear but it doesn’t show on the docs

[sharp geyser]

Thats cause when you force fetch you essentially just get the raw user data

they dont parse it into a their own user object

[wheat mesa]

type AtomClientOptions = ClientOptions & IAtomClientOptions works iirc

Something like that

[sharp geyser]

ye already tried that

    constructor(token: string, options: IAtomClientOptions, djsOptions?: ClientOptions) {
        super(djsOptions ?? {} as ClientOptions);
        this.atomOptions = options
    }

this works yes

[earnest phoenix]

Well you can do something like this:

import * as Discord from 'discord.js';

interface Foo { foo: string; }

declare module 'discord.js' {
  interface Client {
    options: Discord.ClientOptions & Foo;
  }
}

Or just

import * as Discord from 'discord.js';

interface Foo { foo: string; }

declare module 'discord.js' {
  interface ClientOptions extends Foo {};
}

As you're just changing the options

The reason you have to import everything from discord.js is because if you don't, then it won't declare everything else that already exists in the module

[sharp geyser]

I see, also I don't really remember how to make something optional while the djs client also accepting it being optional

cause by default if I pass options?: ClientOptions to super then it will complain that it could possibly be undefined

but I also don't wanna make it required to have to supply options to the client

Actually wait, they require you to supply intents now dont they, so this doesn't matter

[sharp geyser]

[class TestCommand extends Command]
if (importedCommand instanceof Command)
Yet this equates to false?

or am I misunderstanding

Does inheritance not mean it is an instanceof?

[lyric mountain]

it should

at least in java it does

[sharp geyser]

ye idk why its equating to false

[lyric mountain]

just to check real quick

[sharp geyser]

    public async addMultipleIn(path: string, options: { subdirectories?: boolean } = {}) {
        options = Object.assign({ subdirectories: true }, options);

        const files: Array<string> = await this._getFiles(path, options.subdirectories);

        for (let file of files) {
            if (!['js', 'ts'].includes(file.split('.')[1])) continue;

            const filepath = resolve(path, file);

            try {
                let importedCommand = require(filepath).default;

                console.log(importedCommand);

                if (importedCommand instanceof Command) {
                    this.components.set(importedCommand.id, importedCommand);
                    console.log(this.components);
                }
            } catch (e: any) {
                throw new Error(e);
            }
        }
    }

but cause of that this isn't being added to the collection

[lyric mountain]

yep

[lament rock]

half a second to eval. Yikes

[lyric mountain]

that's cuz I didn't eval recently

so it had to start the compiler

[lament rock]

ah

[lyric mountain]

gets much faster with subsequent runs

[sharp geyser]

That’s weird it doesn’t act the same for me

[lyric mountain]

Perhaps it's some js peculiarity

[wheat mesa]

show me what you're doing

[lyric mountain]

Also try logging importesCommand's class

See if it's what ur expecting to be

[wheat mesa]

I'm like 90% sure it's because what you're importing cannot be used with instanceof because you're comparing the class definition instead of an actual object instantiation

importing a file doesn't mean you instantiated an object of it yet

[earnest phoenix]

The instanceof operator will only return true if the value's prototype chain has that class anywhere, so there's a high chance you've done something that made it lose that prototype

The "prototype chain" may seem a bit vague here but this may be able to explain it:

class Foo {}
class Bar extends Foo {}

const bar = new Bar();

console.log(bar instanceof Bar); // true
console.log(bar instanceof Foo); // true, because class `Bar` extends class `Foo`
console.log(bar instanceof Object); // true, because classes have a prototype of Object internally 

[lyric mountain]

That's more vague lul

[sharp geyser]

Right I need to use new on the import to check

I’m so fucking dumb thank you

[hidden gorge]

is it a good idea to go refresh my slash commands everytime i start my index.js?

[solemn latch]

if your bot gets restarted a lot youll possibly get ratelimited

[hidden gorge]

ok thanks

ValidationError: bans validation failed: Active: Cast to Boolean failed for value "[Function: Boolean]" (type function) at path "Active" because of "CastError"

Command Saving Data

data = new db({Guild: String, Channel: String, Active: Boolean})
                            data.save()```

Schema
```js
const { Schema, model } = require("mongoose");

module.exports = model("bans", new Schema({ Guild: String, Channel: String, Active: Boolean }));

[sudden geyser]

I'd suggest refreshing your command explicitly / when they actually change e.g. via script

[lyric mountain]

I'm not experienced in ts, but that doesn't look right

Ah wait, that's a model declaration

[hidden gorge]

yeah

[lyric mountain]

What does ur editor says?

Like, it should tell you the proper syntax no?

If all else fails, check the docs

[hidden gorge]

no syntax errors

[wheat mesa]

I highly doubt that this is the only code related to your issue

you're giving something a function when it expects a boolean

where do you use this model @hidden gorge

[hidden gorge]

in my ban command

[wheat mesa]

show where you use it

telling me where without more context doesn't help lol

[wide herald]

Yeah, reminds me a little of some users who join a support server, say "I need help", with no context and dissapear into the void

[lyric mountain]

This relates back to the fact that being a programmer isn't knowing how to write, but knowing how to write proper questions

Actually, programming is surprisingly close to linguistics

[sharp geyser]

Collection(0) [Map] {} the collection is still empty despite the if statement now evaluating true

But it is only empty when accessing it outside the scope of where I am setting it

            try {
                let importedCommand = new (require(filepath).default)();
                if (importedCommand instanceof Command) {
                    this.components.set(importedCommand.id, importedCommand);
                    console.log(this.components);
                }
            } catch (e: any) {
                throw new Error(e);
            }

here it isn't empty, but if I make an instance of CommandManager and call .addMultipleIn where this code is at and then check <CommandManager>.components it is empty

[sharp geyser]

Still cant tell why the collection is emptying

[sharp geyser]

So the issue apparently was cause I wasn't awaiting the addMultipleIn and logging it in that async func

[sterile brook]

The answers always on surface

[sharp geyser]

on(eventName: 'commandsLoaded', listener: (loaded: boolean) => { loaded: boolean }) {} is this not how I would make my own definition for an event name with specific "callback" props

[sharp geyser]

fixed this as well

but now I am running into the issue of the emitter either not emitting, or it is emitting but it isn't being caught cause

    cmdManager.on('commandsLoaded', (loaded) => {
        console.log(loaded);
        if (loaded) console.log('Loaded Commands Successfully!');
    });

this doesn't seem to be working

[lament rock]

unreachable code probably

[sharp geyser]

omg

you are available

help

I solved the issue but I dont know if this is a viable solution

it was a race condition

the emitter was firing before the listener was attached and this is the solution I came up with

[lament rock]

For instant things, use setImmediate

[sharp geyser]

Is this the best solution?

[lament rock]

If stuff needs to be on a tick later than the current tick then yes

[sharp geyser]

😔

it looks so ugly

Should I make a system of just auto detecting commands or should I leave it how I have it.

[lament rock]

don't fix a working system

unless you like pain

which is probably the case since you code

[sharp geyser]

[tulip ledge]

What does declare module do in typescript?

[lament rock]

Declares to intellisense that it should also read those typings and either override or extend existing typings already exported by that module

some modules do not have typings which you can make by doing such a thing

[slender wagon]

how could i solve this issue with modals in mobile

[feral aspen]

I'm currently following this documentation, but I'm unsure how to change the port once I do start it: https://umami.is/docs/install .

[hidden gorge]

how do i make an embed say how many channels a server has in js v14?

[sudden geyser]

<Guild>.channels.[...]: https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/GuildChannelManager

[mortal ferry]

Whenever i try adding a background banner to the bot it gives me an error. How do i do this? i am using imgur

This is the banner:

[sharp geyser]

it gives you an error hmmm I wonder what the error is?

[mortal ferry]

it says "the image you are uploading no longer exists or is unavailable"

here is the link i am putting in: https://imgur.com/gallery/zReJYpE

[neon leaf]

try with https://i.imgur.com/AQgvdPs.jpeg

[mortal ferry]

Thanks

[mortal ferry]

how do i get that link?

[compact pier]

Is there any way to test dbl webhook on my local machine?

[quartz kindle]

yes, but you will likely need to port forward your router/modem

@earnest phoenix i has question

consider the following code:

let myFunction1 = function() {
  setTimeout(() => console.log("timeout"), 0);
  setImmediate(() => console.log("immediate"));
  process.nextTick(() => console.log("nextTick"));
}

let myFunction2 = function() {
  process.nextTick(() => console.log("nextTick"));
  setTimeout(() => console.log("timeout"), 0);
  setImmediate(() => console.log("immediate"));
}

let myFunction3 = function() {
  setImmediate(() => console.log("immediate"));
  process.nextTick(() => console.log("nextTick"));
  setTimeout(() => console.log("timeout"), 0);
}

myFunction1();
myFunction2();
myFunction3();

i get 3 different outputs depending on where i run it

lmao

nwjs/node-webkit:

node with js file

node repl

from what i know, the correct output should be the third one, but when the code is run from a js file, for some reason the timeouts are executed before the immediates

im assuming nwjs has some weird shit going on, because timeouts should not run on the current event loop even when set to 0

(also nwjs is running node 17, the other two are running node 19)

[sharp geyser]

what prompted you to test this out

[quartz kindle]

guess :^)

[sharp geyser]

Do you know much about the EventEmitter?

[quartz kindle]

enough to answer most questions

[sharp geyser]

How do you make your own event emitter /s

But nah, serious question

I am making a class that wraps around an event emitter right. But I have a question regarding how the events actually work

[quartz kindle]

its a simple "store function and run it later"

[sharp geyser]

So say I have a class that extends an event emitter, and I have another class extending an event emitter, we will call these classes A & B

Class A emits an event, is class B able to then listen to that event or is it specific only to class A?

or are events accessible no matter what as long as its the same process?

[quartz kindle]

class B would need to register an event listener on class A

[sharp geyser]

How would that look?

[quartz kindle]

class A extends EventEmitter {

}

class B extends EventEmitter {
  constructor() {
    this.A = new A();
    this.A.on("something", this.run.bind(this));
  }
  run() {}
}

const thing = new B();
``` one example

another way is to pass an instance of A into the constructor of B

[quartz kindle]

all instances of EventEmitter are self contained

[sharp geyser]

🤔

That might get a little annoying

[quartz kindle]

if you want to "merge" two different emitters, the correct way is to add a listener to their events and re-emit them

there are other more hacky ways to do it tho

[sharp geyser]

Yea cause what I am trying to do is allow my listener class to listen to custom events emitted by the CMD Handler and Listener Handler, while also listening on discord.js events

That looks like it could get very annoying quickly going that route

[quartz kindle]

for example

this is a typical shard manager for discord shards

the manager listens to events from all shards and re-emits them

and adds the shard id

[sharp geyser]

mmmm

Is there no easier way to just merge all the emitters together so I can just listen to them on one base class

[quartz kindle]

there is one hacky way

more than one actually

[sharp geyser]

What is the easiest to implement

[wheat mesa]

I believe I know what you're trying to do misty, you made a custom client class and you want it to emit all of the same events (plus some of your own) that a djs client does because you extended it

am I right

if I am, that might help tim with your solution

[sharp geyser]

I did indeed make a custom client class

[quartz kindle]

class A extends EventEmitter {
  on(...args) {
   this.B.on(...args);
   this.C.on(...args); 
  }
}
``` that would be one way i guess ```js
class A extends EventEmitter {
  constructor() {
    super();
    this.B = new B();
    this._events = this.B._events;
  }
}
``` that would be another hacky way i guess

[sharp geyser]

I also have a Command Handler and ListenerHandler class that emit their own events

[wheat mesa]

this makes me appreciate the relative simplicity of java in a way

been using it for the past few days, been pretty refreshing

[sharp geyser]

😔

[wheat mesa]

this actually looks less hacky than I expected

[sharp geyser]

So in this case A would be my Listener Class

and that just grabs the events from all the other classes that can emit them

[quartz kindle]

yeah sort of

the second method would be easier to do

you just override the object that holds the functions for each emitter

[wheat mesa]

yeah for some reason I'm actually leaning towards the 2nd method even though it's arguably hackier

[quartz kindle]

the first method you would also need to override all other event listener methods such as removeListener

[sharp geyser]

😔

ye nvm fuck that one

[quartz kindle]

this would be the best method i can think of ```js
class A extends EventEmitter {
constructor() {
super();
this.B = new B();
this.C = new C();
this.events = {};
this._events = this.B._events = this.C._events = this.events;
}
}

basically the event list of all listeners is shared

[sharp geyser]

this._events is a thing?

[quartz kindle]

yes, its where the listener stores the events

[sharp geyser]

You sure?

[quartz kindle]

yes

[sharp geyser]

Cause ts doesn't seem to think so

[quartz kindle]

because its private

[sharp geyser]

😔

So if its private how am I supposed to override it

[wheat mesa]

//@ts-ignore I believe works

something like that

[sharp geyser]

jeez

[sharp geyser]

I will be frowned upon by ts enthusiasts but fuck it

[wheat mesa]

since it's compiled to js and there's no such thing as private in js, you should be able to tell ts to just ignore it and it'll work

[quartz kindle]

yes

you can also document it yourself

[wheat mesa]

I'd leave a comment on top of it explaining your logic on the ts-ignore though, just so you're not confused if you forget about it in the future

[quartz kindle]

also, there is ts-expect-error

which has the comment built in

[wheat mesa]

yeah

that

[sharp geyser]

import { EventEmitter } from 'events';
import { AtomClient, CommandManager, ListenerManager } from '../structures';

export class Listener extends EventEmitter {
    #CommandManager: CommandManager;
    #ListenerManager: ListenerManager;
    #AtomClient: AtomClient;

    #events: any;
    constructor() {
        super();
        this.#CommandManager = new CommandManager();
        this.#ListenerManager = new ListenerManager();
        this.#AtomClient = new AtomClient('', { intents: [] });
        this.#events = {};

        // @ts-expect-error _events is private
        this._events = this.#CommandManager._events = this.#ListenerManager._events = this.#AtomClient._events = this.#events;
    }
}

So something like this?

[wheat mesa]

as for your props, I'd use camelCase and just use the private modifier instead of a #

as for the other thing, tim will have to say if it's right or not

[sharp geyser]

I dislike camalCase

[quartz kindle]

yes, if you're using ts, better use the private keyword instead of #

[sharp geyser]

voltrex told me to use # over private so I have been ever since

[quartz kindle]

you can also type your events object as Record<string, Function | Function[]>

[quartz kindle]

alright then

[lyric mountain]

tf is a #

is that a valid variable char?

[sharp geyser]

Voltrex said the compiler doesn't really make shit private if you use private but # does

[quartz kindle]

because private doesnt exist in older js versions

so ts renames it to _

which is the common way to say something is private

but depending on your tsconfig, the privte keyword should be able to compile to # just as well

[sharp geyser]

This is what he said

[quartz kindle]

yes, starting from some js version it denotes a private property

[lyric mountain]

couldn't they just use the standard private keyword?

or go the c# route and use _

[quartz kindle]

yes, but once compiled it will lose the privacy

[sharp geyser]

oh no

[quartz kindle]

the # character actually enforces the privacy even on pure js

[sharp geyser]

I think I may of fucked up

None of the events are listening anymore

well I fucked something up

[quartz kindle]

might have something to do with it being private

try making this.events public

[sharp geyser]

Still nothing

[quartz kindle]

console.log listener._events

[sharp geyser]

Just tried that doesn'tseem to even log it

[quartz kindle]

🤔

just tested here, works fine for me

try removing all the privates

[sharp geyser]

[Object: null prototype] {}

I also tried it outside the class to make sure and ye its empty

[quartz kindle]

if its null proto thta means the object was not overriden

because {} is not null proto

[sharp geyser]

So that means I am doing smth wrong

[sharp geyser]

Same thing

[quartz kindle]

i found one issue, but even with that issue it still works for me lol

the _eventCount property of the other listeners is not updated

but the event still emits for me

[sharp geyser]

🤔

Why it no work for me then

Maybe it has something to do with the emitters themselves?

[lament rock]

make your own emitter lib

[sharp geyser]

No

but could it be an issue with the emitters?

[lament rock]

2nd year in a row no birthday role. Kinda whack

Issues with node itself are few and far between

[sharp geyser]

I am only asking cause
AtomClient extends Client (DJS) which extends BaseClient (DJS) which extends EventEmitter

I doubt this could cause issues but idk

[wheat mesa]

then look in the djs src to see what they do since Client does not directly extend eventemitter

[quartz kindle]

console.log this._events before overriding it

and console.log it again after overriding it

[sharp geyser]

nothing happens

it doesn't log anything

not even a new line

[quartz kindle]

?

show code

[sharp geyser]

import { EventEmitter } from 'events';
import { AtomClient, CommandManager, ListenerManager } from '../structures';
import { MergedEvents } from '../util';

export declare interface Listener {
    on<U extends keyof MergedEvents>(event: U, listener: MergedEvents[U]): this;
}

export class Listener extends EventEmitter {
    private CommandManager: CommandManager;
    private ListenerManager: ListenerManager;
    private AtomClient: AtomClient;
    public events: Record<string, Function | Function[]>;
    constructor() {
        super();
        this.CommandManager = new CommandManager();
        this.ListenerManager = new ListenerManager();
        this.AtomClient = new AtomClient('', { intents: [] });
        this.events = {};

        // @ts-ignore
        console.log(this._events);

        // @ts-expect-error _events is private
        this._events = this.CommandManager._events = this.ListenerManager._events = this.AtomClient._events = this.events;
    }
}```

[quartz kindle]

are you actually running the listener?

[sharp geyser]

👀

maybe

ahem

[quartz kindle]

const bla = new Listener()

[sharp geyser]

one momento

[wheat mesa]

classic misty

[quartz kindle]

also, for the _eventsCount issue, you can do ```js
Object.defineProperty(this.A, "_eventsCount", {
get: _ => this._eventsCount,
set: x => this._eventsCount = x
});

gotta love js's hackability

lets just redefine everything

[sharp geyser]

lmao

Well now im fucking event more shit up

[quartz kindle]

also, just found out something else

removeAllListeners resets the _events object back to default

so that would also need to be overriden

lmao

[sharp geyser]

BRUH

I am disliking this project more and more

[quartz kindle]

thats why its preferable to do it the normal way lmao

[sharp geyser]

How would I even override removeAllListeners?

What would it need to look like so it doesn't result it back to default just the same as what I am doingin the constructor or?

[quartz kindle]

something like this i guess (untested): ```js
class A extends EventEmitter {
constructor() {
super();
this.B = new B();
this.C = new C();
this.events = {};
this._events = this.B._events = this.C._events = this.events;

Object.defineProperty(this.B, "_eventsCount", {
  get: _ => this._eventsCount,
  set: x => this._eventsCount = x
});

Object.defineProperty(this.C, "_eventsCount", {
  get: _ => this._eventsCount,
  set: x => this._eventsCount = x
});

Object.defineProperty(this.B, "removeAllListeners", {
  value: this.removeAllListeners.bind(this)
}); 

Object.defineProperty(this.C, "removeAllListeners", {
  value: this.removeAllListeners.bind(this)
}); 

}
removeAllListeners() {
this.events = {};
this._events = this.B._events = this.C._events = this.events;
this._eventsCount = 0;
}
}

[sharp geyser]

Also I have a question

I saw this old djs framework that had an event listener setup where the listener was l like this

class ReadyListener<'Ready'> extends Listener {
  constructor() {
    super({
      emitter = "client",
      event = "ready",
      type = 'on'
    })
  }
  exec(client: Client) {
      console.log('client is ready')
  }
}

and later to actually listen on this event they register it in the handler itself like

class ListenerManager extends EventEmitter {
  register() {
    // they grab the emitter in the Listener Classes
    (emitter as EventEmitter)[type](event, exec)
  }
}

My question is, that is cool and all, but they also allow doing the same thing but for the command handler as well

so instead of the emitter being clientthey would put command but how does it recognize command.on?

Matter of fact just found some old code that does just this, it was a project I forked to help a friend out, but I don't quite get it

https://github.com/Mistyerious/shensuo/blob/134437934f5048390ce10d22af6ebb4855da4985/src/lib/events/EventHandler.ts

[quartz kindle]

(emitter as EventEmitter)[type](event, exec)
=
emitter["on"](event, exec)

[sharp geyser]

yes I know that

but emitter could be anything

client, command, or listener

but that still doesn't help me understand how it knows what to actually listen on

[quartz kindle]

dont they define everything here?

[sharp geyser]

yes but I asking

how does it client is a valid emitter

or is it just a classification

[quartz kindle]

the code for Listener should have the answer

[sharp geyser]

import { IEventOptions, UnionEvents } from '..';

// ! Won't import via barrel so I'm just doing it like this. Same holds true for handlers.
import { BaseModule } from '../extendable';
import { IntersectedEvents } from '../Types';

export abstract class Event<T extends UnionEvents> extends BaseModule {
    public readonly options: IEventOptions;

    public constructor(identifier: string, { emitter, category = 'default', event, type = 'on' }: IEventOptions) {
        super(identifier, { category });

        this.options = {
            emitter,
            category,
            event,
            type,
        };
    }

    public abstract exec(...args: IntersectedEvents[T]): any;
}

from that old code this is all it is

I still don't get how that works just by looking at this

[wheat mesa]

what the fuck lmfao

[sharp geyser]

This is very cursed code indeed

but I actually like its functionality so ima use it

[quartz kindle]

that project is split into so many parts that its indeed confusing

you need to start somewhere and follow the code

that Event class is meant to be extended by the user

myEvent extends Event

and the user should give it his own exec method

then the user should give this extended Event to the Event handler

EventHandler.register() expects an Event as the first argument

[sharp geyser]

I see

Also, this._events is an empty {} after overriding it

[quartz kindle]

should be working then

[sharp geyser]

its supposed to be empty?

[quartz kindle]

initially yes

then when you add events to it it will fill up

[sharp geyser]

well I am calling events on it

and it doesn't listen to them

[quartz kindle]

console.log it after doing .on()

also, you could always give this a try lol
https://www.npmjs.com/package/events-merge

7 years ago, but oh well

also, just thought of another way of overriding

class MyClass extends EventEmitter {
  constructor() {
    super();
    this.A = new EventEmitter();
    const emitter1 = this.emit;
    const emitter2 = this.A.emit;
    this.A.emit = function(...args) {
      emitter1(...args);
      return emitter2(...args);
    }
  }
}
``` something like this lol

(untested)

[sharp geyser]

ye the events aren't being listened to wtf

I have a test ready event and it doesn't log what I have

[quartz kindle]

console.log this._events before and after using .on

[sharp geyser]

[Object: null prototype] {}
[Object: null prototype] {}

😔

I can't work on this anymore right now I got work soon

Ima just push it to the repo and touch it later

[earnest phoenix]

atNull

[sharp geyser]

https://github.com/Atom-TS/atom if anyone wants to be a gem and try and take a crack at it for me go for it if not thats also completely fine <3

[quartz kindle]

well one thing that is very wrong is that you defined the constructor as accepting the arguments event and type

which suggests you want it to be used like this ```js
new Listener("ready", "once")
new Listener("messageCreate", "on")
...

but if you want it to be used like that, then the Listener class cannot create new clients inside it

otherwise you will have a bunch of different clients around for each listener you create

[craggy pine]

So this is a question that probably answers itself but is there anyway to cerconvent the whole "Discord wont verify youtube music bots" by for instance maybe having the bot call an external thing to then maybe download a .mp3 of a youtube video once and store it into a folder then play it. That way if a user tries to play a song it can lookup if the mp3 exists first before attempting to download one. I know the data size could become rather large quick but would that possibly get around their terms and conditions since the bot is playing a .mp3 and not a direct youtube video.

[earnest phoenix]

That won't change anything because downloading the video or audio of a YouTube video goes against their terms of service regardless

[craggy pine]

Yeah I assumed so.

I can do what everyone else does and simply do soundcloud, but it really dwindles the amount of options users will receive.

[solemn latch]

I think theres other issues too.
Like just because its downloaded doesnt mean its not content off of youtube.

[quartz kindle]

but they wouldnt ever figure it out lol

[craggy pine]

I mean thats what my mindset was. Like Discord won't know where I'm getting the mp3's from

[earnest phoenix]

That's true, as long as you don't reveal it yourself

[craggy pine]

I mean also...

As it stands, I do list / tell in multiple commands and messages where the song came from, if I simply removed it all, would discord care? I mean I could be theoretically doing it off of soundcloud...

but they probably have ways to tell

[quartz kindle]

if they really want to figure it out, they can just pick a very specific video off youtube and try to run it on your bot, and check if it works and if the content is exactly the same

[craggy pine]

Yeah exactly. lol

Is a shame. I listen to a lot of music atleast through my bot that normally wouldn't be found via soundcloud or spotify and I'm sure a large amount of users do aswell

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah, YouTube contains almost every track users would ever want but unfortunately there's the YouTube ToS, but SoundCloud and similar aren't that bad though

The other platforms definitely contain 75% or so of all the tracks the users would want to listen to

[craggy pine]

I'd honestly be fine if there was a way to directly play spotify

However I don't believe or atleast haven't found a way to do spotify

[earnest phoenix]

Spotify has a private API to do that but you'd have to get in contact with them and pay to do so

[craggy pine]

I bet it's rather expensive.

[earnest phoenix]

It is

[craggy pine]

And probably wouldn't get approved for the case of what I'm trying to do.

[earnest phoenix]

I mean, then it wouldn't rely on YouTube which is so far the only banned source to play music from

There definitely are other sources who forbid playing their tracks outside of their platform but I don't think Discord cares about those, and you wouldn't be breaking Spotify's ToS either

[craggy pine]

I'll have to look into it but funds is not an option if it's too high

[earnest phoenix]

I think it's more expensive than OpenAI's APIs

[craggy pine]

https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-playback-sdk/quick-start/ Id also think this wouldn't be possible either because it requires a token / secret and I'd expect it likely needing one per music session

[earnest phoenix]

That's possibly the case

[craggy pine]

Le sigh. Well I'll keep it YouTube until my bot gets closer to its 100 limit then I'll likely do soundcloud as the new primary. But because I allow creation of playlists through database, I'll definitely have to purge it.

[earnest phoenix]

Oh well, good luck with integrating a different source to play from and hoping it to go well

[craggy pine]

Yeah only reason I decided to do this project even with the TOS in place was because I did start it before it was, learned more about JS and got better, then decided to finish it

[earnest phoenix]

Understandable, have fun with that

[formal jacinth]

my bot is now almost three weeks in verify. Is that normal?

i added my bot on the second of January

[lyric mountain]

That's 2 weeks then

[wheat mesa]

@lyric mountain do you know of any good ways to call a function every x milliseconds in java? I'm making a mini game engine and I need to be able to call update(float dt) on a regular basis (about every 16ms), so I need it to be fast and lightweight

I tried using a swing timer but I believe that doesn't work unless I extend some sort of swing class

[lyric mountain]

ScheduledExecutorService is the class ur looking for

[wheat mesa]

Is it fast enough to handle something like that?

[lyric mountain]

Pretty much, it's the main and official method of making periodic executions

I don't remember the name of the function, just type Executors. and press ctrl space

Should be newScheduled something

[wheat mesa]

Executors.newScheduledThreadPool(1)

[lyric mountain]

Yes that

Save the executor service onto a final variable and use .schedule() to add tasks

Or submit, idk

Been a while since I used scheduled executor

[wheat mesa]

It doesn't seem to be running more than once

[lyric mountain]

Ctrl space, see all methods

You're looking for one that has 3 arguments

[wheat mesa]

public abstract class Game implements Runnable {
    public static final int DEFAULT_MAX_ENTITIES = 5000;
    private static final int UPDATE_DELAY_MS = 16;
    private ScheduledExecutorService timer = Executors.newScheduledThreadPool(1);
    protected Window window;
    protected World world;
    protected RenderSystem renderSystem;
    protected PhysicsSystem physicsSystem;

    public Game() {
        this(DEFAULT_MAX_ENTITIES);
    }

    public Game(int maxEntities) {
        // ...
        timer.scheduleAtFixedRate(this, 0, UPDATE_DELAY_MS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {
        this.update(1.0f / (UPDATE_DELAY_MS * 1000));
    }

    public void update(float dt) {
        // Update other systems here
        System.out.println("dt: " + dt);
        physicsSystem.update(dt);
        window.repaint();
    }
}

that's what I'm doing

can't seem to get it to run more than once

[lyric mountain]

Is the task finishing?

[wheat mesa]

I don't see why it wouldn't

[lyric mountain]

Cuz since u created a single thread pool, it won't execute the next task until the current finishes

[wheat mesa]

there's no infinite loops in there

so it should be finished long before the next one even runs in theory

[lyric mountain]

Hm, weird, it should work

Try following with the debugger to see what's happening

[wheat mesa]

and the systems are only running over 1 entity, so if it's THAT slow then there's a massive problem lol

[lyric mountain]

It isn't, ExecutorService is by far the most optimized thread manager in java

U could also try to use the old infinite loop method

[wheat mesa]

the infinite loop method doesn't work too well for what I'm doing unfortunately

[lyric mountain]

Why not?

[wheat mesa]

well actually I guess why not

definitely running now

I have a bug to fix rq before I can determine if everything is working tho hold on

[lyric mountain]

Weird, executor method should've worked too, I wonder why it didn't

Btw, make sure to create a new thread for that loop

Else u might hang the whole thread

[wheat mesa]

how would I do that

[lyric mountain]

Either with executors (make a global thread pool) or new Thread(() -> ...)

Just remember to kill the thread when u stop using it, if going the raw route

[wheat mesa]

Alright I'm doing this now, it's running in a loop properly ```java
public void run() {
new Thread(() -> {
while(true) {
this.update(1.0f / (UPDATE_DELAY_MS * 1000));
try {
Thread.sleep(UPDATE_DELAY_MS);
} catch(InterruptedException ignored) {}
}
}).start();
}

[lyric mountain]

Make the class implement closeable

And save the thread to a variable

[wheat mesa]

problem is that now my ECS isn't updating the positions of the transform components for some reason, super annoying

but I'll have to fix that later because I have to leave

[lyric mountain]

Transform? U using graphics2d?

[wheat mesa]

Yeah

[lyric mountain]

Remember g2d isn't thread-safe

[wheat mesa]

I’m using swing as the base unfortunately

[lyric mountain]

Yes, just make sure ur passing the update to the render thread properly

[wheat mesa]

The window paint method calls my render system update method with some double buffering enabled

[lyric mountain]

Like, don't update the g2d directly, instead defer to the render thread

[wheat mesa]

I’ll have to explain more in a little bit, gtg for like 45 mins

[lyric mountain]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16907817/multithreaded-rendering-in-swing this should help

[sharp geyser]

Hmmm what do you recommend doing then?

[quartz kindle]

the other project you linked requires registering the listener

like this

const listener = new Listener("ready", "once");
someManager.register(listener)

or you can do it like this ```js
const listener = new Listener("ready", "once", someManager);

in both cases someManager would contain the actual clients and emitters, not Listener

[sharp geyser]

I see

I’ll look at that when i get off work

[tame dawn]

How i can delete a conversation?

[lyric mountain]

U don't

[tame dawn]

So i have to do only by one ?

No other option available?

[lyric mountain]

No, you see, conversations are permanent

You can't delete the other side's messages

You can close a conversation tho, but it'll still exist

[sudden geyser]

does closing a convo even do anything

on the bot side

[lyric mountain]

no idea

[sharp geyser]

Wait what

cant you just delete the messages or is this something entirely different from messages in a channel?

is this in a dm?

[tame dawn]

Yes i can't delete other side but how to delete my side ?

[tame dawn]

Yes dm messages

[lyric mountain]

you can retrieve the message history and delete every message u sent, but why even bother?

you'll be spamming the api for no apparent reason

unless u sent mass ads and is trying to cover up your tracks

[tame dawn]

No ! It's conversation with girlfriend. 😂

[lyric mountain]

through a bot?

[tame dawn]

No just talking here in dms and want to delete now .

So if any idea how to delete it please tell me ...it's annoying me .

[lyric mountain]

so u mean your own dm

same thing, go over every message deleting every single message

or just close the convo, it wont delete the messages but it'll remove it from the list

[tame dawn]

Yes

[tame dawn]

Yes that i know...

So there is no option to select all types?

[lyric mountain]

no

[tame dawn]

There is alot of messages so i guess it's better to close dm 😂

I'm not going to delete one by one .. it'll take years to erase completely 😂

[lyric mountain]

if u don't mind the other side still being able to read them there's no reason to delete 'em

[wheat mesa]

Sus

Incriminating evidence from online “girlfriend”

ok so @lyric mountain I fixed my bug, turns out it was just moving the point so little that it wasn't showing up lol

Also, the issue with the scheduledexecutorservice was because I was getting an exception

I guess it started everything faster than then window could be created so it was null and then it stopped the task entirely after that

My next question: how do I clear the canvas each frame to draw everything again? Currently it never clears the frame despite me calling super.paintComponent(window) in my canvas class

public void paintComponent(Graphics window) {
        super.paintComponent(window); // I thought this was supposed to clear the window, no?

        Graphics2D graph = (Graphics2D) window;
        if(back == null) {
            back = (BufferedImage)(createImage(getWidth(),getHeight()));
        }

        Graphics graphToBack = back.createGraphics();

        renderSystem.update(graphToBack);

        graph.drawImage(back, null, 0, 0);
    }

[wheat mesa]

nvm got it, I don't need the if(back == null) block, no idea why I added that in the first place

[worthy wadi]

The bot needs its own bmw to respond, so it did not respond, which is proof that it is running at the same time as the bot message

[sudden geyser]

bmw?

[rustic nova]

bot needs its own bmw

[craggy pine]

https://scs.twilightgamez.net/OrpHd.png 👢

[quartz kindle]

a bot with a bmw lmao

a bot richer than most of us

[compact pier]

I have a bmw too

but it is remote controlled

does localhost internet speed is actually depens on your internet cable or internet adapter?
it can goes up to 100gb if you have good equipments

[solemn latch]

It depends on the slowest point of the system.

so, if I have 100gbps to my router I can send stuff at 100gbps to the router.
If I have 100gbps to the router, and the router has 100gbps to another local computer i can send stuff at 100gbps to that computer.

But, both computers and the router would need to support those speeds.

if lets say the router supported 1gbps, but both computers could do 100gbps then Id be capped at 1gbps.

[compact pier]

mhm ok, thank you

[lyric mountain]

ah, yes, forgot to tell u runnables don't automatically throw the exception to the parent

it's annoying cuz sometimes shit happens and u wont know unless u put try-catches in the correct places

there's a way around it tho, I made a throwing functional interface, feel free to copy it if u want```java
@FunctionalInterface
public interface ThrowingConsumer<A> extends Consumer<A> {
void acceptThrows(A a) throws RuntimeException;

@Override
default void accept(A a) {
    try {
        acceptThrows(a);
    } catch (final Exception e) {
        // print the exception here

        throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }
}

}

you'll just need to make it a runnable instead of a consumer

[quartz kindle]

localhost does not actually reach the physical network adapter, it is processed by the loopback module of the operating system

therefore its performance is mostly cpu/ram dependent, not network, and usually reaches speeds of 20+ gbps

[compact pier]

I trying to remote control a mac from my personal pc

for ios development

I tried teamviewer, but they still communicate to third-party server

so it is really slow

I want it to be resposive, but still haven't found any solution for that

[viral badge]

tried AnyDesk? might be third party server too though, i'm unsure

[viral badge]

that wouldn't be localhost though btw

[covert gale]

That is

It’s inside the same network

[viral badge]

localhost is the computer itself

127.0.0.1 / 0.0.0.0

[covert gale]

No

Local host can also be inside the same network

[viral badge]

how's that work?

[covert gale]

Everything’s routed inside the local network

It’s inside your local network and not going outside

[viral badge]

router: gives IPs to devices, how would you use localhost between those?

[covert gale]

If I ssh into a pc inside my network

That’s still local host

[viral badge]

how is it?

if i ssh localhost i'll be sshing to the same machine

[quartz kindle]

no, thats lan

localhost/127.0.0.1 is inside the same machine, more specifically its the address of the loopback adapter/interface

[viral badge]

💀

[quartz kindle]

other computers on the same network are LAN (local area network)

[viral badge]

btw guys my router counts LAN as WAN, any fix?
summary:
LAN connections: 1 Gbps, confirmed with file transfers etc
I had 100/10 Mbps (now 250/100) broadband bandwidth (WAN)
When above 100 Mbps LAN usage WAN would be unavailable (LAN would not be unavailable for clarity)

[quartz kindle]

uhh what

[viral badge]

if I sent more than 100 Mbps via scp for example (easiest way), WAN connections would stop working while that bandwidth was taken
router: Asus RT-AC58U
| |
pc1 pc2

have had that issue for 2 years now 💀 (aka ever since started testing it)

[quartz kindle]

you mean you lose internet access if you transfer a large file from one pc to another via lan?

[viral badge]

WAN access yes

[quartz kindle]

via wifi or cable?

[viral badge]

cable ofc

and in case i wasn't clear how it's not any cables or anything doing it
just sending 12 MBps (100 Mbps, which was my WAN bandwidth) would make WAN inaccessible
but I could transfer up to ~300 MBps or something like that (LAN, aka within the cables and machines)
(using 1 Gbps ethernet cables)

[quartz kindle]

sending files from pc1 to pc2 or vice versa is not affected by your wan speed, if both pcs are synched at 1gbps then the router should be able to deliver 1gbps between both pcs.
now if either pcs lose internet access while transferring (for example, ping google.com starts timing out while the transfer happens), could be that the router is being overloaded, or the pc's network interface is overloaded

[viral badge]

well no no, whole WAN stops working/freezes

and the router as said can handle 200+ MBps in LAN but WAN stops working at 12 MBps so (router should be able to handle 1700+ Mbps)

[quartz kindle]

i dont understand what you mean

WAN = internet access

[viral badge]

yes

when I transfer files using LAN connections, WAN stops working when LAN exceeds the WAN bandwidth

[quartz kindle]

thats what i said

if either pcs lose internet access while transferring (for example, ping google.com starts timing out while the transfer happens), could be that the router is being overloaded

[viral badge]

its not the pcs that lose access, its the router itself, so any device within the router doesn't have WAN access at that moment

[quartz kindle]

so the router is overloaded

[viral badge]

but that can't be, because it stops working when WAN bandwidth is filled by LAN

also now I got 250/100 Mbps bandwidth so I could test it now with 2.5x the transfer to see if it freezes WAN , which would also prove that it is not any overloading issue

[quartz kindle]

i've never heard of an issue like that

[viral badge]

💀

[wheat mesa]

major skill issue

[viral badge]

real

[quartz kindle]

how is your router configured?

[viral badge]

default pretty much

[compact pier]

does window screen mirror use third-party server?

they have some thing that used to control windows server

forgot the name

ah but it is not for mac

[sudden geyser]

source code from the dutch government

[hushed robin]

love your websites design

🤩

[craggy pine]

top tier coding right there.

[cinder patio]

this kinda stuff right here gives me confidence

[sharp geyser]

isnt that how everyone does their percentage calculations?

[idle yarrow]

Hello,
I created a bot with the Discord API. I am using Javascript (discord.js). I need to modify this bot by adding code that allows me to know (for users of a Discord server of a mobile game)

the date they joined the Discord
the duration of the period when they are online
the number of messages sent
the time frame of presence on the Discord
I was able to see what a potential code looks like but I know nothing about it.

I don't know the steps to take from A to Z. I am lost.
(i've Visual Studio Code, Node.js.)

[sudden geyser]

You likely want to play around with a GuildMember object

Which has properties like .joinedAt (a date representing when they joined the server)

Some things you want to implement (e.g. how long they've been online) are stateful things you'd need to track yourself. For example, listening to the presenceUpdate event and recording when a user's presence turns offline or not.

For your map, it would likely map from a guild member ID to a map recording when they were first considered online and the last time they were, in which you could just compute the difference

Of course, this information is in memory, which will be cleared on restart, but I don't know if that matters for your use case @idle yarrow

[wooden wagon]

Im currently developing the site of my bot https://nota.bot.
Any ideas on how to improve it?
Also there seems to sometimes be a problem with adding and removing snap behaviour (how-to-section), anyone having the same experience/know why adding snap sometimes lags you to a different part of the Page?

[digital swan]

this is very hard to read

[wooden wagon]

oh boy your right, on other screen sizes it looked way better...

[compact pier]

it looks like the 90s ads

[digital swan]

yeah apart from that i'd say it looks awesome & very professional, just that very first initial view

[wooden wagon]

okay thank you i will look into how we can improve on thath

[lyric mountain]

the disc bot will
last ord you add

[wooden wagon]

oh noooo xD

[lyric mountain]

tbh, I'd drop most of it and keep only ur logo + name

[deft wolf]

r/crappydesign moment

[wooden wagon]

so like the only and "NotABot"?

[civic scroll]

readable honestly

but it gives me that early 95' graphics

if you pixelate it

but i think you can put the text logo out

and the title below it

[wooden wagon]

okay so just change the logo to a plain coloured version?

[civic scroll]

if the bg is dark color
then logo text and title can be white-ish (85% white) to prevent some discomfort

but keep the "Kill the mayhem" red

for its badass vibe

[civic scroll]

yeah

but, at the end you do you

try and see what you like the best

[wooden wagon]

we already have a nice white color as bg on lightmode something like that?

[wooden wagon]

ofc but thanks for the ideas

[lyric mountain]

gotta be honest, make the eyes a little bigger

[civic scroll]

kuu look at hypergryph logo

[lyric mountain]

by little I mean like double the size

[civic scroll]

the eyes are smol

[lyric mountain]

hypergryph?

[civic scroll]

remember endfield website?

[lyric mountain]

btw, intellij got a vscode-like theme 💀

[wheat mesa]

I kinda like it

[wooden wagon]

did you do the website from your profile?

[lyric mountain]

it's pretty neat, I just dont like the color scheme

tho I can edit it

orange-grey-purple looks better imo

[civic scroll]

you can view source to confirm

but yes i made it

[civic scroll]

i can't stack two tabs in a panel anymore

[lyric mountain]

I think u still can

[civic scroll]

i tried in new ui beta

[lyric mountain]

I'll enable it later, still reading what's new in this version

[wooden wagon]

just saw that, pretty sick

[civic scroll]

thanks

that was my first react website

[lyric mountain]

hm, action preview is kinda neat

reader mode also got a "use my formatting" mode

[civic scroll]

[lyric mountain]

which doesn't format the source code but allows u to read however u like it

[civic scroll]

hmmmm

very neat

[lyric mountain]

apparently u can also work full on cloud with ij

hm, not so bad ig

tho the "run" button stands out like a sore thumb

but people should now stop calling jetbrains ides "visually outdated"

isense also looks cleaner

[bright thorn]

is nsfw content such as images and videos are allowed in discord bot?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes but only in NSFW channels, but why make your question bold?

[eager ferry]

cause he's a bold man

[nocturne dagger]

Hello

Is there a way to lock admin commands for a bot to only specific server/user?

Same way you can with permissions on slash commands I can't find the docs for it.

[marsh bluff]

Here is for discord.js
https://discordjs.guide/creating-your-bot/command-deployment.html#guild-commands
https://discordjs.guide/slash-commands/permissions.html#member-permissions

[torpid crystal]

Am using canva package for making a profile card in a command in djs. I can add the user profile pic inside the image but how can I make it in a circle? It's taking the default square

[craggy pine]

canvas in node js?

[lyric mountain]

it's not "default" square, it's just that images are rectangular

if u want different shapes you need to clip the image

[torpid crystal]

yes

[craggy pine]

well kuu gave you the answer.

What I do is I keep the image square, but have transparency infront of the image to make it look circular.

[lyric mountain]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CanvasRenderingContext2D/clip

[lyric mountain]

did u draw the onigiri shape with paths?

[craggy pine]

nope

I did all of that in photoshop actually.

[lyric mountain]

ah, u simply overlaid the rest on top of the avatar

[craggy pine]

original.

simple solution but effective 😄

[knotty quartz]

I have a queerie

How can you use:

client.users.send('id', 'content');

To send a message to the DM (An embed to the target of the moderation command), as well as sending the embed in the server?

[lyric mountain]

that's definitely not how it works

[knotty quartz]

Idk, I've never sent DM messages and that's what coming up in the guide on search

[lyric mountain]

I bet it isn't, cuz client.users returns a collection, not a single user

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/User?scrollTo=send

use find to get the user u want, then use send

the rest is the same as sending a message to a normal channel

[knotty quartz]

Thanks, am I okay to send the thing here if it returns an error?

[lyric mountain]

try to solve it first

the only error that might happen is that the user blocked ur bot (or doesn't exist)

so use .catch

[knotty quartz]

Thanks! Can I use catch like this?

catch(e) {
console.error();
}

[lyric mountain]

no because it's a promise

[wheat mesa]

noooooo

Use .get

Please

(If you have the ID)

[knotty quartz]

Ok well Dm works now (Thanks!!!) just need to make an improvement.

It was .fetch btw

[knotty quartz]

Will get work with .getUser?

[wheat mesa]

What

[knotty quartz]

Nothing it works now anyways!!!

.find() returned an error so i used .fetch()

[lyric mountain]

it returned an error because client.users doesn't have the actual users

either fetch or use .cache

[knotty quartz]

I am no longer using that, I tried this way.

member.send({embeds [warnEmbed]})```

Im still trying to do catch

[lyric mountain]

wont work, fetch expects a param

[knotty quartz]

It's working for me?

Unless it's because member is defined with options.getUser() so it already has the user.

Nvm

[nocturne dagger]

Is there a large response type field for slash commands

so it can have several lines

[hushed robin]

no

sadly

[nocturne dagger]

Ah okay

Thanks though

[hushed robin]

u could use a modal

[neon leaf]

is there a simpler way to turn a local loaded file into a url path while removing .html if enabled and using index.html as root?

let fileName = file.replace(folder, '').replace('/', '')
let pathName = path + folder.replace(fileName, '').replace(folder, '').slice(0, -1)
if (pathName.startsWith('.')) pathName = pathName.slice(-1)
if (remHTML && fileName === 'index.html') fileName = ''
else if (remHTML && fileName.endsWith('.html')) fileName = fileName.slice(0, -5)
else if (remHTML && fileName.endsWith('.htm')) fileName = fileName.slice(0, -4)
const urlName = `${pathName}/${fileName}`.endsWith('/')
    ? `${pathName}`
    : `${pathName}` === '/'
        ? `/${fileName}`
        : `${pathName}/${fileName}` ```

ig

const pathParser = (path: string) => {
    path = path.replace(/\/{2,}/g, '/')

    if (path.endsWith('/') && path !== '/') return path.slice(0, -1)
    if (!path.startsWith('/') && path !== '/') return `/${path}`

    return path
}

// ...

let fileName = file.replace(folder, '').replace('/', '')
const pathName = path + folder.replace(fileName, '').replace(folder, '').slice(0, -1)
if (remHTML && fileName === 'index.html') fileName = ''
else if (remHTML && fileName.endsWith('.html')) fileName.slice(0, -5)
else if (remHTML && fileName.endsWith('.htm')) fileName.slice(0, -4)
const urlName = pathParser(`${pathName}/${fileName}`)```

[wheat mesa]

my lord just use path in node please 😭

Probably has everything you need

[neon leaf]

you mean this?

let pathInfos = path.parse(file.replace(folder, ''))
if (pathInfos.base === 'index.html') pathInfos.base = ''
else if (pathInfos.ext === '.html') pathInfos.base = pathInfos.base.slice(0, -5)
else if (pathInfos.ext === '.htm') pathInfos.base = pathInfos.base.slice(0, -4)
const pathName = path.join(pathInfos.dir, pathInfos.base)```

[slender wagon]

now guys how do i solve something like this

  Type 'undefined' is not assignable to type 'string'.

The error ^

url = req.query.url?.toString()

[craggy pine]

It looks like .toString() cant be used on an undefined object

aka .url

could be wrong.

[slender wagon]

nope that's not it

ik it has to do with the type of req.query.url

cuz it takes a few types

not sure how i am supposed to limit it only to string

[quartz kindle]

url? means url can be undefined

[slender wagon]

bruh

had to use triple equals

now the only issue i have is the

No overload matches this call.

await pipeline(response.body, res);

error is for the response.body

[quartz kindle]

whats the type of response.body

and whats the signature of pipeline

[slender wagon]

I'll get back to it tomorrow Tim, thank you tho

[scenic wolf]

hello, good evening, someone who handles js to ask you a question?

I'm making a bot, but I'm having trouble with a command that I want it to respond differently
ex: command 'hello' and 'hello Juan' that are answered differently, the problem I have is that when I write 'hello Juan' it responds as 'hello'

   case "hola":
          reply(hola desconocido);
          break;
      case "hola":
          if (command.includes("juan")) {
              reply(hola juan!);
          } else {
              reply(que hola estas diciendo ?);
          }
          break;```

[craggy pine]

Because you have case "hola" twice

so it matches the first one and breaks.

[scenic wolf]

ah wait

[craggy pine]

what are you matching case too?

what's the switch()

[scenic wolf]

case "hello":{
  if (body.includes("juan")) {
      reply(`hello juan`);
  } else {
      reply(`hello who are you?`);
  }
  break;
  // Otros casos ...
    }

[craggy pine]

Then yeah that should fix your issue.

[scenic wolf]

i have 2 swtich ```js
const command = isCmd ? body.slice(0).trim().split(/ +/).shift().toLocaleLowerCase() : null
const task = isCmd ? body.slice(0).trim().split(/ +/).shift().toLocaleLowerCase() : null

[craggy pine]

You shouldn't have more than 1 switch reading your command

[scenic wolf]

The problem is that I get the same thing 😦

[craggy pine]

switch(what's in here?) {
case:
break
}

[lyric mountain]

Just a headsup, move away from switch/if-else asap

[scenic wolf]

em

[lyric mountain]

Commands are better done with a proper handler

[craggy pine]

I mean, also true.

[lyric mountain]

Else you'll get pasta al dente

[scenic wolf]

It is that the bot that I am, is the base like this of case break 😦

i tried but i got so confused :/

[lyric mountain]

are you new to coding?

[scenic wolf]

somenthing u.u

[lyric mountain]

I'd recommend attempting an easier project before starting a bot

[craggy pine]

Code cademy is what I used for learning JS

atleast basics 😄

[lyric mountain]

CA is nice because they give you actual projects to solve urself

[craggy pine]

Its not CA assuming your referring to me. They actually spell it cademy 😛

CC

[lyric mountain]

credit card 👌

[craggy pine]

I'll take yours ty ver much

[scenic wolf]

oh

I think I found the reason

[lyric mountain]

they always ignore advices don't they?

[scenic wolf]

no no, that's not it 😦

const isCmd = body.startsWith('');
    const task = isCmd ? body.slice(0).trim().split(/ +/).shift().toLocaleLowerCase() : null

he had the startsWith

[sterile brook]

[earnest phoenix]

            const circle = {
                x: canvas.width / 2,
                y: canvas.height / 2,
                radius: 70,
            }
            
            // x = canvas.width / 2 - pfp.width / 2
            // y = 20
            // ctx.drawImage(pfp, x, y)
            
            ctx.beginPath();
            ctx.arc(circle.x, circle.y, circle.radius, 0, Math.PI * 2, true);
            ctx.closePath();
            ctx.clip();
            
            const avatar = await Canvas.loadImage(interaction.user.displayAvatarURL({ extension: 'jpg' }))
            console.log(avatar.height, avatar.width);
            
            // Compute aspectration
            const aspect = avatar.height / avatar.width;
            // Math.max is ued to have cover effect use Math.min for contain
            const hsx = circle.radius * Math.max(1.0 / aspect, 1.0);
            const hsy = circle.radius * Math.max(aspect, 1.0);
            // x - hsl and y - hsy centers the image
            ctx.drawImage(avatar,circle.x - hsx,circle.y - hsy,hsx * 2,hsy * 2);

this is an balance command and i am trying to resize the image im using canvas npm

can you tell me how i can resize?

[south kiln]

const { MessageEmbed } = require('discord.js');
const samp = require('samp-query');

module.exports = {
    name: 'server',
    aliases: [],
    description: 'Displays informations about SA:MP Server',
    run: async (client, message, args) => {
        const color = await message.guild?.members.fetch(message.client.user.id).then(color => color.displayHexColor) || '#000000';

        const ip = "123.456.789".split(':');
        const options = {
            host: ip[0],
            port: ip[1] || 7777
        };
    
        await samp(options, (error, query) => {
            if(error){
                const embed = new MessageEmbed()
                .setColor(color)
                .setTitle(`${options.host}:${options.port}`)
                .setDescription('Server is offline');
        
                return message.channel.send({ embeds: [embed] });
            }
            else{
                const cutomembed = new MessageEmbed()
                .setAuthor("APEX ROLEPLAY | SERVER STATUS")
                .addFields(
                    {name: '__Server Status__', value: `Online`, inline: true},
                    {name: '__Players__', value: `${query['online'] || 0}/${query['maxplayers'] || 0}`, inline: true},
                    {name: '__In-game Time__', value: query['rules']['worldtime'], inline: true},
                    {name: '__Server-ip__', value:`play.apexroleplay.in:5555`, inline: true},
                    {name: '__Language__', value: `Malayalam`, inline: true},
                    {name: '__Conecting Issue__', value: `[#966354834443886622](/guild/264445053596991498/channel/966354834443886622/)`, inline: true},
                )
                .setColor("#36393e")
                .setThumbnail("")
                .setImage("")
                .setFooter("Anandhu#1096 | Server Status")
    
                return message.channel.send({ embeds: [cutomembed], content : "**APEX ROLEPLAY | SERVER STATUS <@&1065600394723602515>**"});
            }
        });
    }
}```

Any one please help i want to change this code like automatically edit this embed when any change in player value oru ingametime value any know how to do this please ping me

[earnest phoenix]

Whenever I try to build it gets stuck here. Can you help me?

[lyric mountain]

ur not stuck, some things take time

[pearl trail]

you need to make an interval in that command to fetch the data and edit the message if there's a difference in the value. and ofc clear the interval if the message is deleted or after a specific timeout

[sudden geyser]

Python users, question on linting

pycodestyle or pylint

[earnest phoenix]

more than 1 hours?

[lyric mountain]

When I had to compile opencl I had to wait a whole day

But well, depends on what ur trying to compile

[earnest phoenix]

only 2 lines of code...

[lyric mountain]

Do u have many modules? Why are u compiling it?

[torpid crystal]

Suppose am making a command like this using canvas nodejs package, how can I make the avatar image smaller in size?

[lyric mountain]

Resize it

[deft wolf]

5head

[lyric mountain]

Like, literally, there's not much to answer

When ur drawing an image there are 4 params

The last 2 are the size

[torpid crystal]

😬 how can I do it that's what I wanted to ask, like any function for it or divide the width & length of the image.

[torpid crystal]

Ohk leme see

[earnest phoenix]

And i get this error when i compile with pkg. I using nexe-natives-fix and win-dpapi

[lyric mountain]

Why are u compiling it to begin with?

Simply run the bot

[earnest phoenix]

Bot for compile cods.

I'm not compiling bot.

[lyric mountain]

...you have no idea about what ur doing do you?

[earnest phoenix]

What you mean? lol

[lyric mountain]

Simply run node index.js

[earnest phoenix]

This bot compiles the code entered by the users and sends it to the user as an exe.

[lyric mountain]

Why?

[earnest phoenix]

Because why not, it is my project.

[lyric mountain]

That's a great way to either crash ur bot or get yourself banned

Besides, users wouldn't use that, or even know how to

Perhaps 5-10 users would ever touch that feature

If u still want to, don't use js, use a compiled language instead

Js can't compile to exe (without electron, which is...well, electron)

Even electron doesn't compile anything, it just wraps the project into something executable (u can unpack them easily)

[earnest phoenix]

This is not against discord tos

[viral badge]

ngl it would be a small target audience but make a JS to C++/ASM converter + compile and it'll be lit

[digital oyster]

sup, does anybody know if my bot creates an invite and sends it to me if it joins a new server is agains tos?

[lyric mountain]

issue isn't being agains't tos, but sending .exe to people

it's known that executables sent on public servers are often scam attempts, people might report your bot even if it isn't

[earnest phoenix]

Still not against dıscord tos

[lyric mountain]

...did u even read what I said?

all it takes is enough people to report your bot and it'll be taken down in no time

[earnest phoenix]

pkg

[lyric mountain]

make a JS -> C++ transpiler and you'd be one heck of a famous guy

[viral badge]

😏

[earnest phoenix]

It is not working..

Pkg is a shit

works for me and its not shit

[hushed robin]

yes it is

[viral badge]

how would you mitigate "botting server count" then? 💀

[hushed robin]

what?

[viral badge]

discord denies verification if bot is "botting server count" (obviously without actually "botting server count")
gets bot banned from verification as well

[hushed robin]

you don’t need to create an invite link to mitigate that though

[viral badge]

personally we made a thing that just autoleaves servers below 9 membercount 💯 that method worked out, though that was too late for the first bot my friend tried to verify since it gets banned 💀

[hushed robin]

yeah you don’t need to create an invite and give yourself access to the server to do that

[viral badge]

yup

[hushed robin]

so what’s your point with the above? 💀

[viral badge]

ruins the experience for tiny server owners but i suppose thats just another flaw with discord 🤷‍♂️

[hushed robin]

what

[neon leaf]

did you know that that caused it to not work on windows

[slender wagon]

it's an object

[compact pier]

the built in path works only on linux?

[neon leaf]

it works on windows but uses \ instead of /

so In my case where im parsing paths to urls it breaks

[quartz kindle]

i mean, the ts type, what does it show when you hover over it

[compact pier]

can't your bot access server name anymore?

by using client.guilds

[compact pier]

how do you get servers so fast :0

[deft wolf]

You can all the time

Maybe the server is not cached

[compact pier]

I tried to console.log the ids, it works

[deft wolf]

Then you should normally be able to access the server name

Or you'll have to fetch those servers

[ocean flint]

wait if the bot is in servers with under 9members you cant get verification?

[viral badge]

idk how strict it is we just wanted to be sure lol

[lyric mountain]

not exactly, it just cant be in many servers with many common member

or join too many servers in a small timeframe

[solemn latch]

theres a lot of ways to get flagged from what discord has hinted at yeah

if you're doing one check it doesn't really help imo. Its possible your second bot would have been flagged if it was in the circumstance the first one was in.

[hushed robin]

you can, a large majority of my bots guilds had less than 10 members

and it was verified with no issues

[knotty quartz]

Hi

I forgot how to do if(user has role) {

is it ```js
if(interaction.user.id.hasroles('role') {
//command
}

[lyric mountain]

roles.includes

user.id is a string btw

when in doubt check the docs

[solemn latch]

.user is a user, which doesnt contain roles either.

[lyric mountain]

ah, that too

[knotty quartz]

I tried searching the guide but I might be in the wrong bit :D.

So

if(interaction.user.id.roles.include('role') {

[deft wolf]

No

[lyric mountain]

"a bit" is an understatement

read the next 2 comments after the one u pinged

[knotty quartz]

ohhh

[tulip ledge]

Anyone knows what its called to have a big field of names or numbers or something like that and you highlight a ton of them to form another word?
or how to do it?

[wheat mesa]

Don’t use the guide use the docs please 😭

[knotty quartz]

Can i have the docs please?

[wheat mesa]

Brotha just look up “discord js documentation”

[knotty quartz]

Also I tried:

if(interaction.member.roles.include('1065733315849617528')) {

[wheat mesa]

Well once again .include is not a method, it’s .includes

[knotty quartz]

ahhhh

[wheat mesa]

roles.cache.has() is probably what you’re looking for anyways

Or something like that, not entirely sure what you’re trying to do

[sudden geyser]

just look up the docs

[wheat mesa]

^^

[knotty quartz]

Yeah i was looking for that one, and tried it but i forgot cache so that explains it all

Thanks Waffle!

[lyric mountain]

The what?

[solemn latch]

A big field of names is what I would call that

[wheat mesa]

An anagram?

[tulip ledge]

Nah never mind I got an idea on how to do it

but I can't seem to get the function to work

[lyric mountain]

I don't even know what ur talking abt

[neon leaf]

is there any way to trick nodejs into thinking im on a different platform? so that for example the path package works like it would on windows with \ instead of linux /

[tulip ledge]

essentially I have a list of prime numbers now what I want to do is get a string of a certain width with an arbitrary amount of random prime numbers eg a string of length 7 would look like: "11 13 2" or "101 499" or a prime number of 7 long could also work for example for example but I can't seem to get it to work

[lyric mountain]

No because that's beyond node

[wheat mesa]

Yeah that’s the OS itself

[lyric mountain]

There's a platform-agnostic way tho

By using Path

Which will convert your input to the proper format

[wheat mesa]

(As I said to him earlier but I was turned down)

[lyric mountain]

I 'member

[chrome orbit]

Well, I wouldn't call it a flaw. I would call it requirements. A server with less than 30 people shouldn't need a bot.