development

[warm surge]

If your support server is on topgg you need put your server id but this is optional

[meager dune]

ohh okay

[carmine wave]

Adding slashcommand support to all of my current commands

( knowing that I used msg.channel.send for all of them, and slashcommands wants a response )
( and I still want my "old" commands to msg.channel.send )

[warm surge]

interaction.reply

so

i have both

i got 2 folders for slashcommands and commands

[carmine wave]

i didn't wanted that

[warm surge]

Hm?

[carmine wave]

I didn't wanted to have 2 folders

const { Message, ChatInputCommandInteraction } = require("discord.js");

async function send(context, content){
  if(context.constructor.name === Message.name)
    return context.channel.send(content);
  else if(context.constructor.name === ChatInputCommandInteraction.name)
    return context.reply(content);
  else
    throw new Error("context is not a message or command interaction");
}

I just went for a, what I call, "repliesHandler"

[warm surge]

Ah.

[earnest phoenix]

I'd recommend checking if context is an instance of the Message and ChatInputCommandInteraction classes using the instanceof keyword (technically an operator), because many other classes may have the same name

[carmine wave]

very true, i'll update it

thanks

[earnest phoenix]

You're welcome

[carmine wave]

new annoying task unlocked : handle arguments in "sub commands"

[carmine wave]

pov you're too lazy but that makes you a good dev

// function to convert commands to slash commands, skip if already slash commands
function convertToSlashCommands(arr) {
  let newArr = [];

  for (const entry of arr) {
    let data;
    if (!entry.data)
      data = {
        name: entry.name,
        description: entry.description.en,
      };
    else data = entry.data.toJSON();
    newArr.push(data);
  }

  return newArr;
}

[wheat mesa]

That… doesn’t make any sense

ignore that my brain is sleep deprived

Inner of that loop could be replaced with a one liner tho

[quartz kindle]

hell no, i test locally, if it works i push to main/master

[neon leaf]

can somone send help https://wakatime.com/@0x7d8

I spent around 16.2% time of the year coding

[quartz kindle]

nice

[neon leaf]

not nice

also is there any speed difference between buffers and arraybuffers

[quartz kindle]

there is some, but they are mostly different things

arraybuffer = raw data, no methods to read/write
typedarrays = read/write byte data to/from an arraybuffer
dataview = read/write numerical data to/from an arraybuffer
textencoder/textdecoder = read/write string data to/from an arraybuffer
nodejs buffer = basically typedarray+dataview+textencoder+textdecoder

typedarrays and dataview is usually faster than buffer, but for strings, buffer is usually faster than textencoder/textdecoder

[neon leaf]

mhm okay

what do you think about how im redesigning my lib?

import { Cookie, Server, Channel } from "rjweb-server"
import { Runtime } from "@rjweb/runtime-bun"

const server = new Server(Runtime, {
    port: 8000,
    version: true
})

const chatChannel = new Channel<string>(),
    history: string[] = []

chatChannel.listen((message) => {
    history.push(message)
})

server.path('/', (path) => path
    .static('./public', {
        rewriteHtml: true
    })
    .path('api', (path) => path
        .path('messages', (path) => path
            .http('GET', '/last', (http) => http
                .onRequest((ctr) => {
                    ctr.print({ success: true, message: chatChannel.last() })
                })
            )
            .http('GET', '/history', (http) => http
                .onRequest((ctr) => {
                    ctr.print({
                        success: true,
                        history
                    })
                })
            )
        )
        .ws<{ username: string }>('/', (ws) => ws
            .onConnect((ctr) => {
                ctr["@"].username = ctr.queries.get('username', 'Anonymous')

                ctr.subscribe(chatChannel)
            })
            .onMessage((ctr) => {
                chatChannel.send(`${ctr["@"].username}: ${ctr.rawMessage()}`)
            })
        )
    )
)```
this is how I want it to look (and am about 40% done), should I keep it like this? (just a code example)

[radiant kraken]

reading this gave me a headache

[radiant kraken]

what is your lib about

[neon leaf]

webserver

[radiant kraken]

ooo damn pog

very impressive

damn those commit messages https://github.com/0x7d8/NPM_WEB-SERVER/commits/main

[neon leaf]

I had that style for minecraft plugin development and just continued it

I dont like it anymore

[radiant kraken]

i thought it was automated at first

[radiant kraken]

looks good but it can easily get messy imo

[neon leaf]

I mean the other way of defining route is through file based routing, so you have a file for a route / multiple routes and the path gets inferred from the file location

[radiant kraken]

i hate it how you have to .http(..., ..., cb => cb.onRequest(x => ...))

like why not just .http(..., ..., x => ...)

[neon leaf]

because callback has multiple methods

context and onRawBodyChunk

[radiant kraken]

what is context for

[neon leaf]

this but inferred with initial values, I dont know if Ill keep that https://fs.rjns.de/v/qeHstGdssGFMyOjrOz

[neon leaf]

but yeah I could add a shortcut too for this

[radiant kraken]

looks overly complicated

imo

[neon leaf]

I use it for authentication, because theres a special method on a path that lets you validate the request before continuing to the handlers, I just set stuff like ctr["@"].user to user infos so I know the authenticated user easily in every handler

[radiant kraken]

is this @ a special key assigned by the lib

[neon leaf]

I call it context

I set it to {}

[radiant kraken]

looks weird

[neon leaf]

users can just add shit to it that stays through the request

(or websocket)

[radiant kraken]

just make it obvious

that it is context

[neon leaf]

eh I wanted something short

[radiant kraken]

yeah but you dont have to make things short for your lib users

im sure they are fine with typing seven characters

[neon leaf]

this is how an old route file looked https://fs.rjns.de/v/BgfllKKXiKWxtSdViD

[radiant kraken]

a bit unintuitive to make your users use ["@"] all the time, no?

[neon leaf]

is it?

[radiant kraken]

yes

[neon leaf]

I mean you could just import your stuff too

just doing ctr.whatever = 1234 should work too, just isnt automatically typed

[radiant kraken]

oh alright

[neon leaf]

actually

I could just add an option to set the name of that property

[radiant kraken]

but a bit weird to use it as an example in your docs

[neon leaf]

would you be happy with this

[radiant kraken]

what

why not like .ctx or .context

or .data

[neon leaf]

you could with that

just do

new Server(Runtime, {
  context: 'data'
})

or something

[radiant kraken]

nah

just make it a constant

[neon leaf]

nah

[radiant kraken]

i've never seen a lib done that lmao

you dont have to customize everything

[neon leaf]

nah, this lib is made for customization

[radiant kraken]

but not to the point of object attribute names

[neon leaf]

I mean you can already do that with middlewares anyway

[radiant kraken]

my point is you should prioritize simplicity over complexity

[neon leaf]

if you want simplicity use express 🤷🏾‍♂️

[radiant kraken]

fairs

[neon leaf]

I mean I originally made the lib to be a backend for my apis

which always end up complex

so I added a ton of stuff to help with that

[radiant kraken]

oh btw, what is the Runtime for?

[neon leaf]

its so the server can run on bun, node (with uws or http) and deno

theres no way I can do that in the same package without injections

I mean sure

technically all support the http lib

but its shit

[radiant kraken]

bruh

you want to support bun and deno too

[neon leaf]

on bun I use Bun.serve
on node I use custom uWebsockets.js
on deno I use Deno.serve

[radiant kraken]

why not just use node's APIs since i'm sure bun and deno support them to an extent

[neon leaf]

they are quite slow

like 4x slower

[radiant kraken]

alright

i used to make my library portable to deno and bun too but as the hype died down i was like fuck it

[neon leaf]

main reason is so that people can (if they want) have a completely custom low-level http server and still same features / apis

[radiant kraken]

at this point just go libless if you want low-level

[neon leaf]

this is how the runtime that was imported looks

import { version as packageVersion } from "package.json"
export const version: string = packageVersion

import { Implementation, ImplementationHandleRecord } from "rjweb-server"
import { HttpContext } from "@/contexts/http"
import { Server } from "bun"

export class Runtime extends Implementation {
    private server: Server | null = null

    public port(): number {
        return this.server?.port ?? 0
    }

    public start(): Promise<void> {
        return new Promise((resolve) => {
            this.server = Bun.serve({
                port: this.options.port,
                fetch: () => undefined,
                websocket: {
                    message: () => undefined
                }
            })

            resolve()
        })
    }

    public stop(): void {
        this.server!.stop(true)
        this.server = null
    }

    public handle<Type extends keyof ImplementationHandleRecord>(type: Type, fn: (context: ImplementationHandleRecord[Type]) => any): void {
        if (!this.server) return

        switch (type) {
            case "http": {
                this.server.reload({
                    async fetch(request) {
                        const context = new HttpContext(request, this)

                        await Promise.resolve(fn(context))

                        return new Response(context.responseContent, context.responseInit)
                    }
                })
            }
        }
    }

    public wsPublish(id: number, data: ArrayBuffer): void {
        this.server!.publish(id.toString(), data)
    }
}```

[neon leaf]

nah

[quartz kindle]

using separate webservers for deno and bun is very smart

but you could add some autodetection

so the user doesnt need to specify the runtime

[neon leaf]

const platform = typeof Bun === 'undefined' ? typeof Deno === 'undefined' ? 'node' : 'deno' : 'bun' 🧌

reason I dont do this is (1) to just allow users to use their own runtimes

(2) because stuff like the nodejs uws runtime is 100mb

[radiant kraken]

wdym by that

why would you create your own runtime

[radiant kraken]

what about it

[neon leaf]

idk if someone wants to make one that works on the edge

or that uses the nginx api

[quartz kindle]

yeah, use that by default and give the user an option to override it

its good to have customizability, but its also good to have smart defaults in place that makes the initial setup easier for the user

also why is uws 100mb wtf

[neon leaf]

I include the binaries because building them in a build script never works as intended

[rustic nova]

making html emails is fun ngl

[radiant kraken]

thicc

thats a lot of js

what does it depend on

[neon leaf]

its not js sir

its just binaries

uws is c++

[radiant kraken]

yeah but how can it be so big

[neon leaf]

binaries for each platform and 3 node versions

[radiant kraken]

c++ moment

[earnest phoenix]

Why are you using uWebsockets anyway?

[radiant kraken]

for the rocket emoji

🚀

[neon leaf]

frfr

[earnest phoenix]

ws > *

[neon leaf]

I like the api alot more (and the fact that its faster)

[radiant kraken]

why care about size when its blazingly fast

[earnest phoenix]

Technically it's not really faster, I'm not sure how it differs in terms of API, what does it provide that ws doesn't?

[radiant kraken]

its written in c++

[neon leaf]

💯

[radiant kraken]

so idk native speed or something

[earnest phoenix]

What does that have to do with C++?

[radiant kraken]

it can be a problem when you use node-gyp

[earnest phoenix]

Rust produces binaries much larger than C++, if that was your initial argument

[radiant kraken]

the user installing it must have a working c++ compiler

thats not my point

[neon leaf]

pub/sub and manual backpressure handling is what I can tell from the surface, havent ever looked at the ws api in detail

[earnest phoenix]

Pre-built binaries exist, plus pretty much everyone has one installed anyways, Clang, GCC, ICC, DPC++, MSVC/CL, etc etc

It's also very easy to install as well

[radiant kraken]

imo i like napi-rs' approach to installing better

[radiant kraken]

not everyone does, especially considering a lot of people use windows

[earnest phoenix]

Just because it is written in C++ does not necessarily mean it's faster

It all depends on the implementation

[earnest phoenix]

pretty much, even if they don't, they can very easily install one

Or simply make pre-built binaries, nothing hard/complex

[neon leaf]

just require users to download the binaries from a server on mars

ez

[radiant kraken]

making pre-built binaries for lots of OSes and architectures ain't easy

[neon leaf]

it is with gh actions

just arm being arm (slow af)

[radiant kraken]

i just like that napi-rs does all of this for you

[earnest phoenix]

CI/CD is a thing, and whatever you're doing, the packager manager will first attempt to look for pre-built binaries and download them, if not, build from source

[neon leaf]

https://fs.rjns.de/v/LMISkMrkoBUZuxOASp

[earnest phoenix]

You can also easily do that with node-gyp

[radiant kraken]

how

[earnest phoenix]

Cross-compilation is a thing, all you do is to define the target OS and architecture

Through environment variables, or use node-pre-gyp

[earnest phoenix]

Most people don't use pub/sub when using websockets (there is pubsub-ws for that), for manual backpressure, I'm pretty sure you can do it in ws but not entirely sure, I don't think you need it in particular

[carmine wave]

just convert my old commands into slash if there is no data property already set
description have multiple language support

[quartz kindle]

you could just download the correct binary when needed, no need to bundle them all in your package

[neon leaf]

yeah I thought about that

those are like 5 months old now

[quartz kindle]

yeah like

a lot of people do worry about package size on npm

they may not want to download a package that big

why dont you just make uws an optional dependency?

[neon leaf]

isnt it anyway the way im doing it sir

[quartz kindle]

for the user to turn it on, they need to install it themselves

[carmine wave]

Is there a way to have to choose between these two options ? and not have them both

on the slashcommandbuilder

[quartz kindle]

the only way is using subcommands

which shows up as if it were two separate commands

/help category
/help command

[carmine wave]

so i just push 2 seperated slashcommandbuilder into my app ?

[pale vessel]

no, because they're under the same one command

[quartz kindle]

a subcommand is counted as command option

[pale vessel]

isn't there a function to add a subcommand for the builder?

[quartz kindle]

or something like that

[carmine wave]

yup, found it, thanks !

there is no doc for SlashCommandBuilder tho https://old.discordjs.dev/#/docs/discord.js/main/search?query=SlashCommandBuilder

[wheat mesa]

https://old.discordjs.dev/#/docs/builders/main/class/SlashCommandBuilder

it's in the builders package, you were looking at the main package

[carmine wave]

oooooh !

new skill unlocked

okay, got it, thanks to u all

[carmine wave]

Trying to dynamically map choices to stringoption (from slashcommandbuilder)
Tells me that they don't want an array

Am I missing missing somethin ?

const categories = [
  "chatbot",
  "all",
  "fun",
  "interactions",
  "configurations",
  "mic",
]
...
// slash command builder...
           option
            .setName("category")
            .setDescription("Category to get help from")
            .addChoices(categories.map((category) => ({name:category, value:category})))
            .setRequired(false),

0,
      ValidationError: Expected the value to not be an array
          ... {
        validator: 's.object(T)',
        given: [
          { name: 'chatbot', value: 'chatbot' },
          { name: 'all', value: 'all' },
          { name: 'fun', value: 'fun' },
          { name: 'interactions', value: 'interactions' },
          { name: 'configurations', value: 'configurations' },
          { name: 'mic', value: 'mic' }
        ]

[neon leaf]

you need to spread your array

.addChoices(...categories.map((category) => ({name:category, value:category})))

[carmine wave]

oow... thanks

[neon leaf]

@quartz kindle lets say I want to replace all e, a, o and x in a string. would for .. of each char be faster than String.prototype.replace with a regex like /e|a|o|x/g

[tulip ledge]

Even if it was wouldn’t this be an optimization of like .00001 ms

Also iirc string.replace is linear time

So O(n) which is the same as looping over each char

[wheat mesa]

you're not factoring in regex compile times and such, it's probably pretty optimized anyways but a traditional loop is almost always faster than a regex for anything

it's probably a tiny difference though so it likely doesn't matter

[carmine wave]

my bot knows I'm breaking every part of him, calling for help (resolved btw)

[warm surge]

[quartz kindle]

it would for very small strings possibly, but for larger strings no

iterating char by char is very slow once you go past 15-20 iterations

also one replace with regex should be faster than multiple replaces with one letter each

[crystal wigeon]

hey anyone know how to draw gifs on node canvas?

[quartz kindle]

you need a gif encoder/decoder

[crystal wigeon]

and then use discord attachment to send it? i noticed webp works but its not showing on the embed

[crystal wigeon]

so like the goal is to draw it on top of another image

[quartz kindle]

a gif is basically multiple images in one file

so you need to decode it and get all the frames

then pick one frame to draw on canvas

[lyric mountain]

worth to note, there's an extra step that's normalizing the frames and (possibly) unoptimizing them

[crystal wigeon]

more like i want to add the gif on top of an image so like it sits in the bg and gif on top, im looking into some encoders

[lyric mountain]

cuz the frames aren't guaranteed to be the same dimension as the gif

[quartz kindle]

yeah thats why a decoder is needed, the gif format is not as straight forward

the decoder should take care of that

[quartz kindle]

do you want the final result to be an image, or a gif?

[crystal wigeon]

a gif, but i learnt webp can also load animations, so like at the end i have something like canvas.createjpegstream() or png stream ig?

[quartz kindle]

if you want the final result to be animated, then you need to encode it back into a gif

[lyric mountain]

webp can be animated yeah, but discord doesn't support it

[quartz kindle]

so you have to decode the animation and get frames, for each frame you draw the bg + frame on canvas then save the canvas as the new frame

once done use the encoder to put all the new frames togther again into a new gif file

[crystal wigeon]

damn i have to draw the bg on each frame? isnt there an easier way like, if you use canvas context draw image multiple times it keeps adding layers, so i thought maybe i'll add animation on top of those?

i have a transparent bg gif,

png can also be animated right

[lyric mountain]

that's the only way

yes, but not for discord

also a little thing to note, remember ur limited to 254+1 colors for gif

the +1 being color 0, which is transparent

the more detailed an element is, the less colors u get to use on the final image

this is even worse if you have semi-transparent elements

[crystal wigeon]

ic

[quartz kindle]

canvas cannot "undraw" something

what you can do tho is having two canvases

one will have the bg drawn

then for each frame you create another canvas, and copy the bg from the bg canvas

copying from canvas to canvas is much faster than drawing from image to canvas

[crystal wigeon]

i assume the gif encoder will take care of the copying

[quartz kindle]

you can also test what is faster, to create a new canvas or to erase it by drawing a rectangle

[crystal wigeon]

i found a package i'll probably try it tomorrow

erasing is faster yeah

[quartz kindle]

so two canvases, one with the bg, another for the frame, then erase frame, copy bg, draw new frame, erase frame, copy bg, draw new frame, etc..

[limpid rain]

Hi

[surreal sage]

hi just a nice developing related question
how would you fork a package, modify it, and then test it in another project or sorts

publish it to e.g your own npm org?

what do people do

npm link

[quartz kindle]

i'd just install it directly from github

no need to publish anywhere

npm i githubusername/packagename

[surreal sage]

oo

[frosty gale]

i didnt know you could do this when i was starting out so i published all my things to npm 💀

[quartz kindle]

is that why npm is full of shit libs?

singlehandedly ruined the ecosystem

smh

[frosty gale]

probably part of the reason

and taking up good names for packages

[quartz kindle]

inb4 npm package names start being bought and sold like domain names

with people hoarding all 2-3 letter names for money

[frosty gale]

hopefully not 💀

though i would imagine it would be similar to githubs username system

if an accounts inactive for a while you can request to claim the username

or if theres a good reason to have a package name and its not being occupied by anything useful

[radiant kraken]

https://github.com/tj/n

[topaz lynx]

What's a feature in bot? Like that differs from commands

[bitter granite]

@upbeat forge please dont ghost ping

[upbeat forge]

sry for that kindly check dm

[bitter granite]

will check in a bit

[neon leaf]

I finally fixed my bad compression https://fs.rjns.de/v/TDyJZsOnZMLqLyYhzc

input https://fs.rjns.de/v/zDTkuvrYseLveehihn
output https://fs.rjns.de/v/hvDUZtXofNyjrSjIdI

now I just need to finish decompress for binary

[rustic nova]

Did I hear compression?

🗜️

boat compression pls ping moderators to uncompress

[bitter granite]

no

[quartz kindle]

cool stuff

using RLE and lookup tables?

[neon leaf]

im just doing something that I think works

hold on Ill send it when I fix my bad decompression

[quartz kindle]

xD

[rustic nova]

a feature can either be a significant command that is itself considered a feature

or a set of commands associated to one feature

[topaz lynx]

Would tickets be considered a feature?

[rustic nova]

if you're referring to tickets to something like creating a way to setup a ticket channel, have a command or a button to create a ticket

then yes something like that is considered a feature

[topaz lynx]

Oh ok, ty!

[neon leaf]

ok nvm my compressor is broken

ok its layer 8 issue

works with split = 4 fine

const startByteSplit = Buffer.from([ 0x69, 0x68, 0x67, 0x69 ]),
  endByteSplit = Buffer.from([ 0x69, 0x69, 0x67, 0x68, 0x69 ])

export async function compressFileBin(content: Buffer, splits: number, callback?: (progress: Progress) => any) {
  const outStart: Buffer[] = [], outEnd: Buffer[] = []
  const total = Math.ceil(content.byteLength / splits)

  const mapping = new Map<string, Buffer>()

  for (let i = 0; i < content.byteLength; i += splits) {
    const bytes = content.subarray(i, i + splits)

    mapping.set(bytes.toString('hex'), bytes)
    outStart.push(Buffer.from([ mapping.size - 1 ]))

    callback({
      text: `Processing Bytes ${i}-${i + splits}`,
      current: Math.floor(i / splits),
      from: total
    })
  }

  let i = 0
  for (const [ _, value ] of mapping) {
    outEnd.push(Buffer.from([ i, ...value.values() ]))

    i++
  }

  return Buffer.concat([ Buffer.from([ splits ]), startByteSplit, ...outStart, endByteSplit, ...outEnd ])
}

export async function decompressFileBin(content: Buffer, callback?: (progress: Progress) => any) {
  const splits = content[0], tempBytes: number[] = [], mapping = new Map<number, Buffer>()
  let rawContent: Buffer

  for (let i = 1 + startByteSplit.byteLength; i < content.byteLength; i++) {
    if (endByteSplit.every((value, index) => content[i + index] === value)) {
      rawContent = Buffer.from(tempBytes)
      tempBytes.length = 0

      break
    }

    tempBytes.push(content[i])
  }

  for (let i = 1 + startByteSplit.byteLength + rawContent.byteLength + endByteSplit.byteLength; i < content.byteLength; i += 1 + splits) {
    const bytes = content.subarray(i + 1, i + 1 + splits)

    mapping.set(content[i], bytes)
  }

  for (const byte of rawContent) {
    tempBytes.push(...mapping.get(byte).values())
  }

  return Buffer.from(tempBytes)
}```

ok it still breaks on images

m

[radiant kraken]

how does the compression process work

[neon leaf]

the code is in front of you sir

[radiant kraken]

yeah i know

i still dont understand

[neon leaf]

it just looks at each {splits} bytes, adds their hex value to a map as key and their values as value, decompress just reverses that

[lyric mountain]

honestly, that doesn't look efficient at all

does it even reduce data size?

[neon leaf]

ye

[neon leaf]

^.

it breaks alot though

[lyric mountain]

if ur using the hash as a key it'll ofc break as identical segments will overwrite eachother

[neon leaf]

sir thats the point

identical segments dont need to be repeated

[lyric mountain]

but then how'd you uncompress it?

as ur not storing the repeat count nor positions

[neon leaf]

I am

[lyric mountain]

where

[neon leaf]

https://fs.rjns.de/v/wOrFFDccZelzRHdtTl

[lyric mountain]

?

[neon leaf]

??

thats the order

and repeat count

technically

could def be optimized

[lyric mountain]

that's not what I meant, besides I dont know what to look at in that image

[quartz kindle]

from what i understand, that will only work while you have less than 256 keys

[lyric mountain]

consider lol abc lol

[neon leaf]

ye

[lyric mountain]

how would you uncompress it to that instead of lol lol abc

[neon leaf]

lo = 0
l = 1
ab = 2
c = 3
l = 4

00 01 02 03 00 04

[quartz kindle]

so if i understand correctly

splits defines the size of the chunks

[neon leaf]

yes

splits is also always first byte in compressed result

[quartz kindle]

so the compression efficiency relies entirely with how compatible the split size is with the size of repeating data in the file

[neon leaf]

basically

[quartz kindle]

i mean, its a good attempt, but its not very good for general purpose usage, one needs to know how the data looks like before compressing it

[lyric mountain]

ur attempting lzma basically, but with size limit

[neon leaf]

ye I just remembered this project today and that kuuhaku told me to try it with binary (it was fully text based before)

[lyric mountain]

I remember it yes

[neon leaf]

its the same concept I had with text

[quartz kindle]

also

from a performance standpoint its pretty terrible xDDD

was it like 13ms to compress that txt?

[neon leaf]

from a working standpoint it is too

[lyric mountain]

if u want to make a compressor, u could check how lzma is implemented https://7-zip.org/sdk.html

[neon leaf]

for the entire roundtrip, yes

read and write is included

I mean I could make this use streams but not like ill ever use this project for something anyway

[quartz kindle]

streams would be worse

unless it for huge files

[neon leaf]

how if I for example load 64k bytes at a time

[quartz kindle]

64k is still very small

id only use streams when you're at 1mb+

streaming doesnt make anything faster, its just a way to split the job into chunks so the user can save them more efficiently

otherwise streaming actually makes the job itself slower, since it has more work to do

[neon leaf]

should I try compressing a 10gb file with the current state

[quartz kindle]

lmao

i think your pc would freeze for like an hour

[neon leaf]

gimme a split number

[quartz kindle]

23

[neon leaf]

nodejs trolling https://fs.rjns.de/v/cDFWLlzWmpFjqgnkoz

[quartz kindle]

xDDD

[neon leaf]

ok Ill do 1gb

[quartz kindle]

your current code needs the entire file in memory right?

[neon leaf]

ye

[quartz kindle]

so it will use several gb of memory to perform that

[neon leaf]

should be fine as long as node survives it

[quartz kindle]

xD

[neon leaf]

its not that slow tbh

https://fs.rjns.de/v/NqxjbTUvXxjRqbiqeC

[quartz kindle]

pretty good

[neon leaf]

smhsmh

⚡  [BAD COMPRESS]: ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▒░░░░░ 1m39s Processing Bytes 915380289-915380312
<--- Last few GCs --->

[1587285:0x5d25320]    98701 ms: Mark-Compact 4049.9 (4130.9) -> 4035.2 (4132.1) MB, 1654.43 / 0.00 ms  (average mu = 0.130, current d
[1587285:0x5d25320]    99942 ms: Mark-Compact 4051.1 (4132.1) -> 4036.3 (4133.1) MB, 1219.77 / 0.00 ms  (average mu = 0.084, current d


<--- JS stacktrace --->

FATAL ERROR: Ineffective mark-compacts near heap limit Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory
 1: 0xc7d530 node::Abort() [node]
 2: 0xb638e8  [node]
 3: 0xe8ee70 v8::Utils::ReportOOMFailure(v8::internal::Isolate*, char const*, v8::OOMDetails const&) [node]
 4: 0xe8f157 v8::internal::V8::FatalProcessOutOfMemory(v8::internal::Isolate*, char const*, v8::OOMDetails const&) [node]
 5: 0x10a07c5  [node]
 6: 0x10a0d54 v8::internal::Heap::RecomputeLimits(v8::internal::GarbageCollector) [node]
 7: 0x10b7c44 v8::internal::Heap::PerformGarbageCollection(v8::internal::GarbageCollector, v8::internal::GarbageCollectionReason, cha]
 8: 0x10b845c v8::internal::Heap::CollectGarbage(v8::internal::AllocationSpace, v8::internal::GarbageCollectionReason, v8::GCCallback]
 9: 0x108e761 v8::internal::HeapAllocator::AllocateRawWithLightRetrySlowPath(int, v8::internal::AllocationType, v8::internal::Allocat]
10: 0x108f8f5 v8::internal::HeapAllocator::AllocateRawWithRetryOrFailSlowPath(int, v8::internal::AllocationType, v8::internal::Alloca]
11: 0x106ce66 v8::internal::Factory::NewFillerObject(int, v8::internal::AllocationAlignment, v8::internal::AllocationType, v8::intern]
12: 0x14c7c36 v8::internal::Runtime_AllocateInYoungGeneration(int, unsigned long*, v8::internal::Isolate*) [node]
13: 0x7fe3df699ef6 
Aborted (core dumped)```

[quartz kindle]

:^):^):^)

how much ram you have?

[neon leaf]

            .-/+oossssoo+/-.
        `:+ssssssssssssssssss+:`
      -+ssssssssssssssssssyyssss+-
    .ossssssssssssssssssdMMMNysssso.
   /ssssssssssshdmmNNmmyNMMMMhssssss/
  +ssssssssshmydMMMMMMMNddddyssssssss+
 /sssssssshNMMMyhhyyyyhmNMMMNhssssssss/
.ssssssssdMMMNhsssssssssshNMMMdssssssss.
+sssshhhyNMMNyssssssssssssyNMMMysssssss+   vscode@DE-01 
ossyNMMMNyMMhsssssssssssssshmmmhssssssso   ------------ 
ossyNMMMNyMMhsssssssssssssshmmmhssssssso   OS: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS x86_64 
+sssshhhyNMMNyssssssssssssyNMMMysssssss+   Host: KVM/QEMU (Standard PC (Q35 + ICH9, 2009) pc-q35-7.2) 
.ssssssssdMMMNhsssssssssshNMMMdssssssss.   Kernel: 5.15.0-84-generic 
 /sssssssshNMMMyhhyyyyhdNMMMNhssssssss/    Uptime: 7 days, 1 hour, 59 mins 
  +sssssssssdmydMMMMMMMMddddyssssssss+     Packages: 769 (dpkg), 4 (snap) 
   /ssssssssssshdmNNNNmyNMMMMhssssss/      Shell: bash 5.1.16 
    .ossssssssssssssssssdMMMNysssso.       Terminal: node 
      -+sssssssssssssssssyyyssss+-         CPU: Intel i9-9900K (10) @ 3.599GHz 
        `:+ssssssssssssssssss+:`           Memory: 19655MiB / 52204MiB 
            .-/+oossssoo+/-.
                                                                   
                                                                 ```

[quartz kindle]

run it with the max old size option

node --max-old-space-size=8192 file.js

[neon leaf]

https://fs.rjns.de/v/avJGFxjYapYnTSQmIp

[quartz kindle]

nice :^)

now try zipping/raring/7zipping it instead

just for comparison

[neon leaf]

https://fs.rjns.de/v/KQYluZUrLKXjQJlpag

it would probably be possible to compress that file to like 500bytes

its just zeroes

[quartz kindle]

xD

theorically, the maximum possible compression for 1gb of zeroes is 5-6 bytes, and its very easy to make

but of course, that would only work with a very specific compression method, and not a general purpose one

[rustic nova]

cant you theoretically do something like telling a decompressor to just repeat sections of bytes?

such as :

00 00 00 00 f3 fb c3 55

to

00 04 f3 fb c3 55

04 being the indicator of length of hexadecimal sections

though there would need to be some sort of indication that the decompressor should read that as such

[quartz kindle]

thats exactly what most algorithms do

RLE = run length encoding

most compression algorithms implement a form of RLE together with other methods like lookup tables

[radiant kraken]

why not just use something like zlib

[neon leaf]

because thats not fun

[radiant kraken]

so you love pain

[neon leaf]

yes

[radiant kraken]

i used to work with buffers a lot in the past and the process is definitely not fun

[radiant kraken]

probably some sort of lookup table

thats what i would do

[quartz kindle]

speak for yourself, i like working with buffers, they are fun

[radiant kraken]

they are fun only if it works

which takes about a few days

[neon leaf]

ArrayBuffers are pain

[quartz kindle]

i like them xD

[radiant kraken]

JS bit-shifting operators are pain

[neon leaf]

binary arrays are fun

[quartz kindle]

yeah that part of js is utter crap, but you can always use the math method instead of them

thats what i do to shift numbers bigger than 32bit

[radiant kraken]

i wonder if there is a convenient npm package for that

[neon leaf]

I think tim made one

ye https://www.npmjs.com/package/bitwise53

[radiant kraken]

insane

[quartz kindle]

lmao yup

[sage bobcat]

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One message removed from a suspended account.

[radiant kraken]

oh no its a c# dev

run

[sage bobcat]

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One message removed from a suspended account.

[radiant kraken]

yes

[karmic parrot]

Ew rust

[wheat mesa]

Don’t you dare slander rust like that

[sage bobcat]

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One message removed from a suspended account.

[radiant kraken]

wdym he's right

the rust game is bad

[pale vessel]

he's a certified karat dev

[carmine wave]

People so mad about C#, a great language tho

[spark pebble]

discord.errors.HTTPException: 429 Too Many Requests (error code: 30046): Maximum number of edits to messages older than 1 hour reached.

Is this new?

[warm surge]

nope you got ratelimited

[spark pebble]

Aye, but hasn't happeneed in 8 months, so was curious

[lyric mountain]

likely many users using the same command in the same channel

also remember message sends/edits share the same ratelimit

[marsh lark]

It specifies older than 1 hour tho

[lyric mountain]

still

[spark pebble]

Im just confused as i've not had this issue eveer before, and the bot isn't being used and more or less then it has since 8 months ago. Idk why it's only happening now

[lyric mountain]

because users

also, it's dangerous that you hit a 429 at all, most reputable libraries would have an internal bucket

[spark pebble]

and the bot isn't being used and more or less then it has before

[lyric mountain]

did you check if it wasn't added to a botfarm?

[spark pebble]

it's private

in 1 server

[lyric mountain]

welp, idk then

didn't u happen to leak your token?

[spark pebble]

Nope, i'll try change it anyway, but 99.9% sure I didntt

[lyric mountain]

those are the only possible reasons for that error

a - many users using commands that edit a message in the same channel at once
b - automatic message editing snowballing
c - token leak

[marsh lark]

Where is the error triggering? That should give you an idea

[tulip ledge]

SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module

???

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "target": "ES6",
    "outDir": "./build",
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "rootDir": "./src",
    "resolveJsonModule": true,
    "downlevelIteration": true,
    "module": "CommonJS",
    "skipLibCheck": true
  },
  "exclude": ["node_modules"],
  "include": ["src/**/*.json", "src/**/*"],
}

[pale vessel]

use NodeNext instead?

oh hmm u want to use cjs?

where are you getting that error

[tulip ledge]

import * as fs from "fs";
import * as path from "path";

function main() {
  let file = process.argv.slice(5)[0];
  fs.readFile(path.join(), console.log);
}

main();

index file

it's weird cuz my other project has the exact same settings and there it works

[pale vessel]

try checking your package.json

maybe u accidentally declared it as a module

although it shouldn't be a problem if TS transpiled it to require()

but I'm guessing it doesn't if you look inside your dist folder?

[tulip ledge]

{
  "name": "app",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "",
  "main": "src/index.ts",
  "scripts": {
    "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1",
    "dev": "node ./src/index.ts -e ts --dev main.vig"
  },
  "author": "",
  "license": "ISC",
  "devDependencies": {
    "@types/node": "^20.8.1"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "typescript": "^5.2.2"
  }
}

[wheat mesa]

Uh why not tsc && node dist/index.js

[pale vessel]

is that tsnode?

nm I don't think so

[wheat mesa]

Since this is a basic configuration, take a look at https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H91aqUHn8sE

[tulip ledge]

same error

[wheat mesa]

Easy to follow and usually doesn’t cause many issues

[pale vessel]

your folder is build, not dist

but same error?

[wheat mesa]

Yeah it depends on your setup, I usually name it dist

[pale vessel]

and this too

[tulip ledge]

yeah no, I didn't save my package.json. Now it works

[pale vessel]

ah

lol

what was that dev script though

[tulip ledge]

well I copied it from my bot where i used nodemon

guess it's late and forgot I should've changed that too

[slender wagon]

Nahh the real crime is using whatsapp for that kinda stuff 😂

[lyric mountain]

better than our team that insists on skype

[neon leaf]

mine is on discord

[slender wagon]

My team is currently on google chat

Which is fine

[lyric mountain]

lucky mf /j

discord would literally fit like a glove for us, but they refuse because reasons

[slender wagon]

I'd like to get the core team in discord

But implementation team will prolly cry about it

[lyric mountain]

why?

[slender wagon]

Cuz they suck

[lyric mountain]

[slender wagon]

Implementation team is so fkn lazy i swear

We do more customization for them than the clients

[neon leaf]

my entire team is lazy

[lyric mountain]

honestly? somewhat my exact case

our database triggers and ERP are built around not letting the support team fck up the client's database

[slender wagon]

Right

Idiotproof as if a 13 yo kid is gonna use it

[earnest phoenix]

A developer should always try for every edge case or hire people to test their program to see how they can break it

[slender wagon]

Yes we have lots of those too

They make the job easier

But sometimes report random shot

Shit

[lyric mountain]

I mean, we could use user accounts for the support team instead of root access (database), but they also refuse to setup it

[earnest phoenix]

Reminds me of this

[slender wagon]

Right!!!!!

[lyric mountain]

we could also not use a damn archaic database in a EoL release

but they also refuse to update

[slender wagon]

They wanted to run the project on docker containers on their machine while requesting realtime updates within 30 seconds

[earnest phoenix]

What database do you folks use?

[lyric mountain]

we're managing to get them to update it to at least the LTS release after 3 years of discussion

[lyric mountain]

firebird 💀

[earnest phoenix]

WHAT

[lyric mountain]

FIREBIRD

[neon leaf]

bruh what fucking companies are u even in

[earnest phoenix]

No fucking way

[slender wagon]

Lol

[lyric mountain]

lmao yes, we tried to convince the head to switch to postgres or any other decent database

but they think migrating would be more work than it's worth

btw we cant use functions because the database doesn't support them

[slender wagon]

I started migrating from aws to gcloud within 2 weeks of joining

[slender wagon]

Reminds me of my current issue with prisma and goland

We are using a very outdated version of prisma

So we are completely switching up

[marsh lark]

Prisma works with firebird?

[slender wagon]

No that was abt my case

[marsh lark]

oh yeah

[neon leaf]

"""Firebird technology has been in use for 30 years, which makes it a very mature and stable product."""

[marsh lark]

i forgot theres a lot of people here

[slender wagon]

Golang

[slender wagon]

Its mature

It has manners

[lyric mountain]

also firebird: the only decent DBM is written in delphi and only added support for window functions in version 3

you cant even fathom how hard it is to have row_number() but without that function

[blazing forge]

I haven't done it yet so don't attack me for it but is it a bad thing if I was to make an owner only command to make an invite to a server its in. This would be used for bug reports or when I detect bad use of the bot (trying to break the bot on purpose) or sum like that?

[rustic nova]

If you dont disclose that in your privacy policy that you might do that, then yes

[quartz kindle]

yes its bad

[rustic nova]

if you do declare that, you aight

[earnest phoenix]

There's no concrete answer and others might have different answers but from my perspective, if the staff of the server you're joining to knows that you'll join then there shouldn't be a problem, otherwise it's bad

Also yeah, better to explicitly mention that in your Privacy Policy

[blazing forge]

Alright thanks. Just was checking to see if possible before I do anything like that

[wheat mesa]

Is there a proper way to fetch data from an API and convert it into a list of model objects in dart @lyric mountain? I'm using this right now but it's obviously not going to work since it doesn't know how to serialize into a Category object by default right? ```dart
late Future<List<Category>> _future;

Future<List<Category>> fetchCategories() async {
var data = await http.get(Uri.parse('http://10.0.2.2:8080/categories'));
if (data.statusCode == 200) {
return List.from(jsonDecode(data.body)['data']);
} else {
throw Exception('Failed to load menu categories');
}
}

@override
void initState() {
super.initState();
_future = fetchCategories();
}

Sample response: ```json
{
"status": 200,
"message": "success",
"data": [
{
"id": "CWEFCTHAZ723G",
"name": "A - Category 1",
"items": [
"Q636YGQ4B1NKA",
"9GGQYZEHEEN10"
]
}
]
}

Found this, I suppose it should work fine ```dart
var list = List.from(jsonDecode(data.body)['data']);
var newList = list.map((x) => Category.fromJson(x)).toList();
return newList;

[lyric mountain]

jsonDecode returns a variant type, u can simply jsonDecode() as List

[wheat mesa]

Yeah but I'm not sure if that'll work to do jsonDecode() as List<ModelObject>

[lyric mountain]

maybe it does, never tried

[rustic nova]

I hate docker and ufw

well I dont hate themselves

but I hate trying to make both work

[slender wagon]

The new chatgpt devs are amazing

I have something very similar to this. He is working on a big project but knows nothing about scaling

[deft wolf]

Ben is a fivehead

[grim aspen]

is that the software error that caused a medical machine to give 3x the lethal dose of radiation to 6 people, only having one casualty?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[grim aspen]

therac-25 i remember reading about that

[earnest phoenix]

Though it goes into a lot more detail than the others

[grim aspen]

sad thing was it went through two software errors, i think the third one they found the original (albeit not the root cause) problem. first one was a race condition that went unnoticed during development and review. if a user misstyped the character, the machine would default but the safety system would fail to catch up. the second error was arithmetic overflow which was the machine exceeding memory

[earnest phoenix]

Yep, this is why you thoroughly test software before going live

And hire people to test it to see how they can break it

[old sonnet]

Ong 💀😭

[tulip ledge]

When a user selects something from a select menu can I remove the selection? So it goes back to the place holder

[spark flint]

yep

lemme grab the code rq

await interaction.update({ });```

then js await interaction.followUp({ content: "hi" }); to reply after

[tulip ledge]

Alright it works, thank you!

[cerulean anchor]

Hey there, can anyone help with how to embed our website on the bot page?

[deft wolf]

You mean on top.gg?

[cerulean anchor]

Yep

[deft wolf]

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.ASP

[cerulean anchor]

Ah, it just didn't work in the preview

[tulip ledge]

is it possible to just edit the css custom properties from topgg?

[deft wolf]

I guess

But you can't edit it too much

Like everything related to ads can't be changed

[north whale]

for (const guild of client.guilds.cache.values()) {
        console.log(`we in ${guild.name}`)
    }

Why is guild.name undefined for all guilds my bot is in

do i need these?

[warm surge]

client.guild.cache.map(Guild => { ${Guild.name} })

try that

[north whale]

const guildNames = client.guilds.cache.map(guild => guild.name);
console.log(guildNames);

[quartz kindle]

you're running that before the bot is ready

[north whale]

i put it inside

client.once('ready', async () => {
///
})

and even surrounded it with a setTimeout(..., 4000 ) inside the client.once('ready')

[quartz kindle]

show your client options

[quartz kindle]

uncomment that

[north whale]

ok

that was the reason

thank you

[quartz kindle]

👍

[proven lantern]

is there a way to sell apps on the app directory or is it still in alpha/beta?

[spark flint]

in the US, yes

but thats for subscriptions on bots only, i.e. premium

[pale vessel]

discord takes a huge cut though, it is so not worth it at the moment

[spark flint]

30%

fucking hell

[brave geode]

Hello I'm new in nextJs, I get this error:

 ⨯ TypeError: Invalid value for schema path `id`, got value "null"
    at Schema.add (C:\my-data\dbl\node_modules\mongoose\lib\schema.js:680:13)
    at new Schema (C:\my-data\dbl\node_modules\mongoose\lib\schema.js:137:10)
    at eval (webpack-internal:///./src/app/model/botsDb.js:7:16)
    at ./src/app/model/botsDb.js (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\pages\add\bot.js:55:1)
    at __webpack_require__ (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\webpack-runtime.js:33:42)
    at eval (webpack-internal:///./pages/add/bot/index.js:19:75)
    at ./pages/add/bot/index.js (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\pages\add\bot.js:33:1)
    at __webpack_require__ (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\webpack-runtime.js:33:42)
    at eval (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/next/dist/build/webpack/loaders/next-route-loader/index.js?kind=PAGES&page=%2Fadd%2Fbot&preferredRegion=&absolutePagePath=.%2Fpages%5Cadd%5Cbot%5Cindex.js&absoluteAppPath=private-next-pages%2F_app&absoluteDocumentPath=private-next-pages%2F_document&middlewareConfigBase64=e30%3D!:24:81)
    at ./node_modules/next/dist/build/webpack/loaders/next-route-loader/index.js?kind=PAGES&page=%2Fadd%2Fbot&preferredRegion=&absolutePagePath=.%2Fpages%5Cadd%5Cbot%5Cindex.js&absoluteAppPath=private-next-pages%2F_app&absoluteDocumentPath=private-next-pages%2F_document&middlewareConfigBase64=e30%3D! (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\pages\add\bot.js:22:1)
    at __webpack_require__ (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\webpack-runtime.js:33:42)
    at __webpack_exec__ (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\pages\add\bot.js:227:39)
    at C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\pages\add\bot.js:228:104
    at __webpack_require__.X (C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\webpack-runtime.js:116:21)
    at C:\my-data\dbl\.next\server\pages\add\bot.js:228:47 {
  page: '/beta/auth'
}

even tho i have just imported schema but havent accessed it

import schema from '@/app/model/botsDb';

[earnest phoenix]

Show your src/app/model/botsDb.js file

[brave geode]

import mongoose from 'mongoose';

const schema = new mongoose.Schema({
    id: null,
    data: {
        user: {
            id: null,
            botName: null,
            avatar: null,
            prefix: null,
            serverCount: 0,
            shardCound: 0,
        },
        webInfo: {
            title: null,
            shortDes: null,
            longDes: null,
            inviteUrl: null,
            supportServer: null,
            website: null,
            github: null,
            tags: [],
            owners: [],
            votes: 0,
            webhoook: {
                url: null,
                pass: null,
            },
        }
    },
    token: null,
    aproved: false,
});

const Model = mongoose.model('bots', schema);

export default Model;

if i do id: String still same error

i havent accessed schema yet but just imported

[earnest phoenix]

You can't use null as a schema type, the permitted schema types are listed here

[brave geode]

I used String to but same error

[earnest phoenix]

Then you're most likely not saving the file, if you're saving it, show the new error that you get

[civic scroll]

send error

[wheat mesa]

Does anyone know how to get VSC to output “Segmentation Fault” when running C++ using CMake? Instead of outputting when I segfault, the program just stops entirely and outputs nothing, and it’s really fucking annoying

Never thought I’d be asking to see a segfault, but here I am

[radiant kraken]

thats windows segfault for you

welcome to the real world of C++

[radiant kraken]

jokes aside try this https://youtu.be/2GgtLFYJhxc

[radiant kraken]

@wheat mesa

[wheat mesa]

I think it's just the way that windows handles it

I'm capable of debugging it, it's just annoying that I don't even see any output whatsoever

even just seeing like "program exited with code -127892348762348763247823648732658325498734698217346659783426" would be more useful

[radiant kraken]

i'm sure that's possible with vscode

if not then try debuggers like gdb

[proven lantern]

Is there a doc somewhere that explains how to make a subscription for the bot or how to make it premium?

Nm I found it! Thanks for letting me know! They finally released it!

[pale vessel]

doesn't mean you should use it

[deft wolf]

Premium features? Ewww

[delicate depot]

Wait cut is 30%?

That's criminal

[neon leaf]

its fine if thats the total

so payment processor fees included

but probably not

[spark flint]

no

not included

6% + 30%

• any transaction fees

[radiant kraken]

then make your own premium features

ezpz

[deft wolf]

Disadvantages of free hosting

[spice hare]

yup guess ima switch to paid one and make my client pay

any cheap one u suggest?

[deft wolf]

Depends on what you mean by "cheap". For some people $1 is cheap, for others it's $20

[earnest phoenix]

hello

anyone can help ?

[deft wolf]

With what?

[earnest phoenix]

i cant start bot

can you come dm?

[deft wolf]

Describe your problem here

[earnest phoenix]

my first bot

i cant develop it

i need really serious help bout that

@deft wolf

can you help me?

[deft wolf]

Maybe if you gave more details. "I can't start it" doesn't give me any leverage since I don't know what programming language you're using

[earnest phoenix]

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Örnek Bot>node index.js
node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1051
throw err;
^

Error: Cannot find module 'C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Örnek Bot\index.js'
at Module._resolveFilename (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1048:15)
at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:901:27)
at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_ma
in:83:12)
at node:internal/main/run_main_module:23:47 {
code: 'MODULE_NOT_FOUND',
requireStack: []
}

Node.js v20.8.0

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Örnek Bot>

i got this error

and i am using js

[deft wolf]

There is apparently no index.js file there

[grim aspen]

seems like it can't find the main module which is the file index.js

[grim aspen]

what they said

[earnest phoenix]

but i already did npm i index.js

[deft wolf]

Nah, dude

Npm is for instaling packages

[grim aspen]

that's not the point

[deft wolf]

Like discord.js

[earnest phoenix]

can i share screen to you?

[grim aspen]

so the problem is, in the file path, it can't find that index.js file

[earnest phoenix]

creeper can you come to dm?

[grim aspen]

C:\Users\Administrator\DesktopÖrnek Bot\ index.js isn't found in that file path

[earnest phoenix]

check your dm

[tulip ledge]

you need to make an index.js file in your director

type ls and show us what it prints to the console

[deft wolf]

ls works on windows?

[earnest phoenix]

i dont think so

[grim aspen]

please do node index.js

[tulip ledge]

no, but I'm assuming they use vsc or something

vscode has wsl

[grim aspen]

npm i is an installer, not an initializer

[earnest phoenix]

i cant use vsc in windows 2012 r2

[earnest phoenix]

can you come to dm?

[tulip ledge]

bro

just create an index.js file

if you use node <file> and the file doesn't exist it can't do much right

[grim aspen]

what is nodemon

[earnest phoenix]

with start.bat

[civic scroll]

a runtime watcher (reruns the scripts when source file changes)

[grim aspen]

that's something i'm not familiar with

oh

[civic scroll]

also

why are you running the shell as admin 💀

[earnest phoenix]

its opening on admin auto

shift right click

[civic scroll]

it never does that

[earnest phoenix]

i can show you

[civic scroll]

at least in my case, it doesn't

i have to explicitly start admin shell via start menu

[earnest phoenix]

its komut penceresi mean (cmd)

[grim aspen]

why is index.js a folder

[civic scroll]

translate the whole phrase

[earnest phoenix]

open the cmd on here

[grim aspen]

unless i can't see that well

[civic scroll]

regardless, you should find a way to de-escalate the permissions

[earnest phoenix]

let me search it

[grim aspen]

is index.js a folder or a file?

[civic scroll]

also index.js should be a file

[grim aspen]

on that screen

[civic scroll]

you created it as a folder, so node index.js won't start

[earnest phoenix]

i did it now .js

removed folder and

[civic scroll]

ye

[grim aspen]

because index.js is supposed to be a file, node index.js is looking for the file index.js in your bot's folder. it won't use a folder

[earnest phoenix]

let me start it again

it always starting with administrator

not starting

@civic scroll

[civic scroll]

for now though

don't do nodemon

just node

also

what is the code of index.js

[earnest phoenix]

i need show my screen

@civic scroll dm

here have a problem

and i cant add you

[civic scroll]

just screenshot the code

[earnest phoenix]

cant bcuz when i start it

its closing

[civic scroll]

huh

[earnest phoenix]

yeah

[civic scroll]

wym

you open notepad++ with the file

not run it

[earnest phoenix]

yeah i did it node.js

index.js*

node index.js

not nodemon

[grim aspen]

'nodemon index.js'

[earnest phoenix]

i deleted nodemon and did node

[grim aspen]

oh

[earnest phoenix]

creeper

can you come to dm?

[civic scroll]

no...

open the file

[earnest phoenix]

yeah

[civic scroll]

in notepad++

i need to see the content of the file

not you running it

[earnest phoenix]

yeah

[civic scroll]

literally paste the code in here

[earnest phoenix]

the start command or index.js ?

which

baslat.bat or index.js

[civic scroll]

THE CONTENT OF THE FILE NAMED index.js

sorry i had caps lock on

[earnest phoenix]

no prob

i opened

var fs = require('fs'),
path = require('path');

var exports = module.exports = function(dir, options) {
var modules = {};
options = merge(options || {}, {
lazy: true
});

fs.readdirSync(dir).forEach(function(filename) {
    // filter index and dotfiles
    if (filename !== 'index.js' && filename[0] !== '.') {
        var moduleName = path.basename(filename, path.extname(filename));
        var modulePath = path.join(dir, moduleName);
        // lazy load
        if (options.lazy) {
            Object.defineProperty(modules, moduleName, {
                get: function() {
                    return require(modulePath);
                }
            });
        } else {
            modules[moduleName] = require(modulePath);
        }
    }
});

return modules;

};

function merge(obj, src) {
for (var key in src) {
if (src.hasOwnProperty(key) && obj[key] === undefined) {
obj[key] = src[key];
}
}
return obj;
}

now like that

[grim aspen]

    path = require('path');

var exports = module.exports = function(dir, options) {
    var modules = {};
    options = merge(options || {}, {
        lazy: true
    });

    fs.readdirSync(dir).forEach(function(filename) {
        // filter index and dotfiles
        if (filename !== 'index.js' && filename[0] !== '.') {
            var moduleName = path.basename(filename, path.extname(filename));
            var modulePath = path.join(dir, moduleName);
            // lazy load
            if (options.lazy) {
                Object.defineProperty(modules, moduleName, {
                    get: function() {
                        return require(modulePath);
                    }
                });
            } else {
                modules[moduleName] = require(modulePath);
            }
        }
    });

    return modules;
};

function merge(obj, src) {
    for (var key in src) {
        if (src.hasOwnProperty(key) && obj[key] === undefined) {
            obj[key] = src[key];
        }
    }
    return obj;
}``` made it easier to read

[civic scroll]

var

don't use var

also

[earnest phoenix]

what should i do to var

[civic scroll]

did you... copy-pasted this code from somewhere

[earnest phoenix]

nah i am buyed a vps and they gived it to me

i buyed hosting*

[civic scroll]

i'd recommend you rewrite the bot from scratch

that way you will understand what the code does

using existing code won't help

also i'd recommend you update the vps to latest version of windows or install linux, if possible
since it's easier to get access to latest technologies

[grim aspen]

'provides a function for loading all modules in a given directory into an object'

[civic scroll]

that won't do them any good
they still won't understand it

[grim aspen]

fair

https://discordjs.guide/#before-you-begin

[earnest phoenix]

how did you do it

[grim aspen]

` key three times at beginning and end

above the tab key

[earnest phoenix]

'''
C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\discordJS-V14-main>node index.js
(node:6500) ExperimentalWarning: stream/web is an experimental feature. This fea
ture could change at any time
(Use node --trace-warnings ... to show where the warning was created)
token
'''

@grim aspen

[frank cove]

no not single quotes

backticks

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\discordJS-V14-main>node index.js
(node:6500) ExperimentalWarning: stream/web is an experimental feature. This fea
ture could change at any time
(Use node --trace-warnings ... to show where the warning was created)
token```

like that

[earnest phoenix]

dude how

[frank cove]

Ok are you on windows

[earnest phoenix]

yeah

[frank cove]

what keyboard layout do you have? US?

[earnest phoenix]

turkish qwerty keyboard

[lyric mountain]

` here, copy this

[frank cove]

`

copy this

and then put 3 at the front and 3 at the back

but it looks like its right next to the 1 key on your keyboard

[grim aspen]

Just paste six times

[frank cove]

to the left

[lyric mountain]

some keyboards are diff

[earnest phoenix]

(node:6500) ExperimentalWarning: stream/web is an experimental feature. This fea
ture could change at any time
(Use node --trace-warnings ... to show where the warning was created)
token```

okey did

[grim aspen]

There we go

[lyric mountain]

for example backtick isn't above tab for me

[earnest phoenix]

what is this error

[frank cove]

right there

[lyric mountain]

it's right to P

[earnest phoenix]

understood

[frank cove]

yes thats why i asked what layout they have

[earnest phoenix]

what should i do now?

[frank cove]

it's just a warning

[earnest phoenix]

about this error

but bot not online

[frank cove]

it's not an error

[lyric mountain]

it's a warning that stream/web could change at any update or break dependant code entirely

if the bot isn't online then it's another issue entirely

[frank cove]

^

if the bot isn't online then it's not having to do with that

[earnest phoenix]

kuuhaku should i stream to you?

or coconut

can i stream to you?

[frank cove]

i mean, do you get any other errors?

[earnest phoenix]

nah only that

[lyric mountain]

show your code

hide the token ofc

[frank cove]

upload your code to like pastebin

(remove your bot token)

[lyric mountain]

hatebin

pastebin has too many ads

[frank cove]

ok github gist

[earnest phoenix]

pastebin removed on my country

[frank cove]

whatever

[earnest phoenix]

kuuhaku dm

[lyric mountain]

...

[slim void]

Never had ads on pastebin tbh

[lyric mountain]

adblocker likely

[frank cove]

i mean does it really matter what they use? github gist, hastebin, pastebin, it's all the same in the end

[earnest phoenix]

kuuhaku r u coming to my stream?

[dull storm]

Yoo

[lyric mountain]

no, but u can paste the code directly if u want

I dont join streams usually

[earnest phoenix]

let me send what i using

[frank cove]

i can't right now, im waiting for a tow truck to come

lol

[earnest phoenix]

i send

[lyric mountain]

paste trades code space for ads, the other 2 options focus on making code actually readable

[earnest phoenix]

@lyric mountain i seng github link

send*

[lyric mountain]

I assume u did change config.js before starting right?

[earnest phoenix]

yeah i put my bot token to token and prefix to .

[lyric mountain]

ok, just checking

[dusk halo]

Abi

Adam bana Amerika diyor

[frank cove]

are you sure you dont have any other errors

[dusk halo]

Ban turkish

Benn

Türk abi türk

[frank cove]

@rustic nova

[lyric mountain]

could u show the full log please?

like, what appears after you start the bot

[earnest phoenix]

hold on

[lyric mountain]

oh wait

did you enable this on discord developer panel?

[frank cove]

they said it wasn't coming online

[lyric mountain]

yes

[frank cove]

not that it wasn't responding

[lyric mountain]

if it isn't enabled you wont be able to login

[lyric mountain]

because their code uses it

[earnest phoenix]

i am not using vsc

[frank cove]

that... has nothing to do with vsc

[lyric mountain]

^ did you?

[earnest phoenix]

i am not using vsc

[lyric mountain]

dont think ur understanding

[earnest phoenix]

how do i open developer panel

enable*

[frank cove]

it looks like you're blocking out some stuff here

or is that your token

[earnest phoenix]

i will reset token

[lyric mountain]

those two lines cannot exist if they aren't enabled on discord dev panel

[earnest phoenix]

bot's token

[frank cove]

why're you logging the token

[earnest phoenix]

let me open

[lyric mountain]

https://discord.com/developers/applications here

[frank cove]

why're you console.logging the token tho

[lyric mountain]

either remove those lines or enable the intent on dev panel

[earnest phoenix]

i did

[lyric mountain]

did enable them?

[earnest phoenix]

YEAH

GOD BELSS YOU MY DUDE

BLESS*

[lyric mountain]

yw, but do note that you wont be able to use them after being approved by discord

unless you find an actual reason to use them

[frank cove]

the message content shit is the dumbest thing discord ever did

[lyric mountain]

honestly, I do see their point

[frank cove]

i mean yeah but its still dumb

there was other ways they could've gone about it

[rustic nova]

?

[earnest phoenix]

@lyric mountain

i did whatever you say

but

when i open the bot

works like 1 min

and its closing

[frank cove]

They were speaking turkish

[deft wolf]

If you close the terminal, your bot will turn off

[earnest phoenix]

terminal is closing automaticlly

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\discordJS-V14-main>node index.js
(node:6900) ExperimentalWarning: stream/web is an experimental feature. This fea
ture could change at any time
(Use `node --trace-warnings ...` to show where the warning was created)
?????????????????? SuperVisor#9244 Bot Online!```

says this

and terminal closing

[dull storm]

I see it

[coral ridge]

hi iam new to here

[earnest phoenix]

what should i do?

[deft wolf]

You need to find the reason why your terminal is closing automatically

[warm surge]

@earnest phoenix use command it shows you

[earnest phoenix]

says this

[warm surge]

node --trace-warnings

[slim void]

ngl thats never worked for me 😦

[warm surge]

it’s works for me

[slim void]

When I do the command it shows nothing which is weird

[earnest phoenix]

it says this

@slim void

@warm surge

[lyric mountain]

you have a circular dependency

[earnest phoenix]

what is that mean?

[lyric mountain]

file A depends on file B that depends on file A

[earnest phoenix]

what should i do?

about that

[lyric mountain]

but well, it's hard to give any concrete answer without seeing the actual post-crash log

[earnest phoenix]

what is folder name for errors?

[lyric mountain]

instead of running the bot directly, open a command prompt and call the script from inside it

this will prevent the terminal from closing after exiting

node index.js is the command

and please indent your files

having everything aligned to the left isn't readable

[earnest phoenix]

how to indent

[lyric mountain]

tab key

or 4 spaces, whatever you prefer

[earnest phoenix]

@lyric mountain

cant index

[lyric mountain]

...what?

[earnest phoenix]

i cant index

[deft wolf]

What is that

[lyric mountain]

indent is simply

function abc(param) {
if (param == something) {
doThing();
}
}

doing this

function abc(param) {
  if (param == something) {
    doThing();
  }
}

from this

to this

[earnest phoenix]

where sohuld i paste it

[lyric mountain]

it's not something you install

you dont paste anything, you just press this

to align things

[earnest phoenix]

naaah terminal is closing on second

i cant

[lyric mountain]

sigh ok, let's ignore the indentation thing for a moment

[quartz kindle]

what did i walk into

[lyric mountain]

open a terminal through win + R an then type cmd

[earnest phoenix]

did

[lyric mountain]

after that cd into your bot's folder

cd the\path\to\your\bot

[earnest phoenix]

like this?

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\discordJS-V14-main

??

[lyric mountain]

yes

then type node index.js

it'll execute the code and then exit, as normal

BUT the terminal wont close this time

so you can simply show what appeared on the terminal

so we can know the crash cause

[earnest phoenix]

^

    at C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\discordJS-V14-main\events\ready.js:17:27
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\discordJS-V14-main\events\ready.js:14:7
    at FSReqCallback.oncomplete (node:fs:188:23)

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\discordJS-V14-main>```

@lyric mountain

[lyric mountain]

there it is

[deft wolf]

Now go to 'events/ready.js' and show us what's on line 14

[lyric mountain]

likely on this line

[deft wolf]

Oh, ok

[lyric mountain]

tho the line numbers dont match

ah nvm, it's actually 17

14 is a forEach loop

[lyric mountain]

already told u which line it is

props.help is null

[earnest phoenix]

should i delete props

and change it to null?