development

[surreal sage]

im only using 750mb

nvm

11gb

minor miscalculation on my end 😇

aight bud

[craggy pine]

Anyone good with HTML CSS know how to make my background image just staticly in the middle without this weird push up. Setting position to fixed causes it to always be pushed up.

body {
    margin: 0;
    font-family: 'Aclonica';
    background-image:url();
    height: 100%;
    width: 100%;
    background-position: center;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
}

2k monitor: https://scs.twilightgamez.net/j/G6ka3.jpeg
1920 monitor: https://scs.twilightgamez.net/FBbBQ.png

not sure where the 3rd images is coming from for discord there

[surreal sage]

might want to use position absolute
look into it

and 100% is not always the way to go in css

[craggy pine]

Pretty sure ive tried absolute. Mainly trying to replicate what I've made in wordpress in html / css. I'll try more things later

[surreal sage]

try an img element

make sure to put content in a div

and give the div a higher zindex

[craggy pine]

I have also tried to do this and it didn't do anything.

Maybe I'm just dumb

[craggy pine]

I figured it out, I was indeed dumb. Thx

[lyric mountain]

hi miyu

did u see the ping earlier?

[rocky wave]

How long should I wait if 429 error occurs

[solemn latch]

Most APIs will send a header "retry after" header with the 429 status code

[craggy pine]

I got what I thought was a ghost ping

Because my notifications said it wasn't a thing in top.gg

[lyric mountain]

weird

^ here

[spark flint]

does anyone have any tips for optimising postgres

i have a database with 160 million records (and increasing), but its taking like 5 minutes to query rn

its on a 64 gb ram, 8 core i7, 8tb hdd server

i've already adjusted the config to allow higher resource usage, etc but its still slow

[spark flint]

SELECT * FROM data WHERE domain LIKE '%$1%' OR hostname LIKE '%$1%' LIMIT $2 OFFSET $3```

thats my domain query

IP query is hella speedy, mostly under a second SELECT * FROM data WHERE addresses @> $1 LIMIT $2 OFFSET $3

[quartz kindle]

are domain and hostname indexed?

[spark flint]

Yes

[quartz kindle]

check this out

https://www.cybertec-postgresql.com/en/postgresql-more-performance-for-like-and-ilike-statements/

[digital swan]

could it not be related to using a hdd instead of an ssd

[neon leaf]

Not really in this case

[oak merlin]

this always happens with me bruh why? the page is just loading and loading any solution? this is not my pc issue or anything from my browser

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/714045415707770900/1181583334447517706/image.png?ex=6581963b&is=656f213b&hm=637303e900d3842447391e71797fe6613a680dbd05e588391d666ae7b16411d9&

[earnest phoenix]

can some one help how to set vote logs using webhook

[real rose]

what have you done so far

[earnest phoenix]

leave done

i did it from docs.

[slender vector]

same error has this user #topgg-api message

[frosty gale]

odd question but does anyone know if theres a database which lists linux kernel vulnerabilities for specific versions?

context is im trying to root an older android phone likely running older linux firmware and maybe try exploit some privilege escalation to root it

se linux doesnt help

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

One message removed from a suspended account.

[pale vessel]

use one of those chinese spyware

kingroot

god i remember using that

[solemn latch]

class webSocketTests {
  constructor() {
    this.client;
    this.status = "Idle";
  }

  connect() {
    this.status = "Connecting";
    this.client = new WebSocket("ws://localhost:8080/");

    this.client.on("close", function close() {
      this.status = "Disconnected";
      console.log("connection closed");
      clearTimeout(this.pingTimeout);

      console.log("Attempt reconnection in 5 seconds");
      console.log(this); // logs the websocket
      setTimeout(this.connect, 5000);
    });
  }
}

const ws = new webSocketTests();

ws.connect();

I want the instance of the class itself in this

If i add .bind(this)

it works flawlessly the first time, but on reconnect it goes back to the websocket

removed some code that I think is irrelevant

[sharp geyser]

Wait what is the issue

[radiant kraken]

I want the instance of the class itself in this

[sharp geyser]

I don't see anything wrong with the code though, so I am confused on what the issue is. Its doing what it is intended.

as long as you use this in the scope of the class it will be the class scope, so any properties attached to the class will be attached to this

Also realisitcally you should be having the websocket server sending the reconnect status and handling it appropraitely

Like how discord sends an op code to let you know you should be handling a reconnect.

[solemn latch]

So, this.connect is undefined. Callback must be a function. Received undefined
on this line. setTimeout(this.connect, 5000)

but instead "this" on that line is my websocket, not webSocketTests

[radiant kraken]

afaik ```js
function thing() {
return this;
}

try using arrow functions

dont use the function keyword

[sharp geyser]

oh well yea now I see the issue

you can't use a normal function that way it overrides the scope and puts it in the scope of the function

therefor this is now the close function

[solemn latch]

If this is just a scoping issue I might cry lmao

[sharp geyser]

using arrow functions perserve the scope as null said

[radiant kraken]

function does some weird shit to this

[sharp geyser]

so () => {} instead of function close()

[solemn latch]

Thanks ❤️ I think that was it

[radiant kraken]

obviously

[eternal osprey]

function switchPage(path, pastItem, pastPath, id) {
  window.location.href = path;
  let item = document.getElementById(id);
  let secondItem = document.getElementById(id + "-changer");
  secondItem.href = pastPath;
  item.textContent = pastItem;
}```

does anyon know why after setting the htref my item and secondItem are not being set for some reason?

[sharp geyser]

I am used to helping people who need a little more guidance so shush

[radiant kraken]

nah i'm sure woo is fine

[sharp geyser]

force of habit smh

[solemn latch]

give me all the sass and making fun of me making stupid mistakes ^-^

Helps me remember them

[sharp geyser]

Out of curiosity what are you doing woo?

[solemn latch]

Just considering adding websockets to my webhook site.

top.gg webhook in, websocket to the bot.

[sharp geyser]

I see

[solemn latch]

I'm pretty sure someone was working on it, but never finished

[sharp geyser]

Any real reason for this? Top.gg doesn't really give any data that would be important for real time transfer

[solemn latch]

Some people stuggle with webhooks, a websocket should be easier for a lot of people.

[sharp geyser]

That's fair

[radiant kraken]

you should make a feature that lets people write JS code as a middleware between the Top.gg and Discord webhook request

[sharp geyser]

It would be as easy as just connecting and receiving the data

[solemn latch]

I'm way too dumb for that

to do it safely at least

[radiant kraken]

yea

at that point just write webhook code directly

[solemn latch]

with websockets, hopefully they will just be able to handle everything on their own.

But theres a good chance I wont follow through with this anyway.

[sharp geyser]

It shouldn't be too bad

Just make sure if there is a reason to reconnect, let em know, iirc it doesn't do it automatically or at least it shouldn't

Cause if there is a server issue it should try and reconnect, if not make a new connection.

[solemn latch]

Right now its just a 5 second timer, which will increase until it hits a limit.

Hoping to add a reconnect after feature for server reboots.

It'll be nothing fancy at first because I dont know what I'm doing ^-^

[sharp geyser]

Fair enough, I am not the most experienced either, but I am sure I can possibly help

if not me then tim would, he's fucked with websockets more than anyone here

[solemn latch]

for now I'm just trying to play with everything, but I'll reach out if I need it.

I almost pinged tim to ask about what I should use. But I settled on ws for now

tried to avoid socket.io, felt it would be too straightforward

[sharp geyser]

ws is ideally the best imo

socket.io is nice but its like discord.js

its a framework/wrapper on the ws lib

[solemn latch]

yeah, not a ton of opportunity for me to learn there

[radiant kraken]

@sharp geyser how's C++ been going btw

[sharp geyser]

honestly not too terrible, haven't had the chance to mess with it too much, but its not bad

[wheat mesa]

Do advent of code with C++

You’ll learn a lot

[radiant kraken]

you'll get confused more with the questions rather than writing the actual C++ code

[wheat mesa]

Exactly

[sharp geyser]

advent of code?

[wheat mesa]

Yes

You haven’t heard of it?

[sharp geyser]

nope

[radiant kraken]

https://adventofcode.com/2023

[wheat mesa]

It’s an advent calendar but for programming questions

1 question, 2 parts per day for 25 days

[sharp geyser]

sounds like fun

How long do they stay up?

[wheat mesa]

iirc forever but not sure

[sharp geyser]

Are you able to continue doing them even after 25 days?

[wheat mesa]

Yup

[sharp geyser]

Seems like I can go pretty far back

[wheat mesa]

If you change the end of that link to 2022 you can see last year’s questions

[sharp geyser]

even 2015

[wheat mesa]

This year has been notably harder than years previous

[radiant kraken]

yes, but the goal is solving them as fast as you can

[solemn latch]

I like that we all went to check

[wheat mesa]

You can set up private leaderboards as well

I’m competing against a few people from a student organization at my school

Rank 2 rn (#1 dude is sweating so hard, he has AOC++ and everything)

[sharp geyser]

AOC++?

[solemn latch]

I'm having the issue still

[radiant kraken]

i tried doing AOC in the C language and gave up after the first week

[warm surge]

woah++

null++

[sharp geyser]

Bro I am stuck on the first one

tf are these riddles

😭

oh wait

nvm

[solemn latch]

It connects twice fine, but when I restart the server the third time "this" becomes timeout 😔

[sharp geyser]

I realize now, I didn't see the button that says "get your puzzle input"

[radiant kraken]

send code

[solemn latch]

class webSockets {
  constructor() {
    this.client;
    this.status = "Idle";
  }

  connect() {
    console.log("connect function called");
    this.status = "Connecting";
    this.client = new WebSocket("ws://localhost:8080/");
    this.client.on("close", () => {
      this.status = "Disconnected";
      console.log("connection closed");
      clearTimeout(this.pingTimeout);

      console.log("Attempt reconnection in 5 seconds");
      console.log(this); // logs the timeout from below
      setTimeout(this.connect, 5000);
    });

    this.client.on("message", function message(data) {
      console.log("received: %s", data);
    });
  }
}

[sharp geyser]

So I just have to write a program that will combine the first and last digit in a thing

[solemn latch]

logs it on the third connection

[radiant kraken]

try using arrow functions

[solemn latch]

like connect as the arrow function?

[sharp geyser]

again I wouldn't use function at all in something like this

[solemn latch]

or also on message, because thats not even being used yet

[radiant kraken]

wait whats this.connect?

[solemn latch]

it should be itself

connect() {

it is the first two times it runs

[sharp geyser]

you could try and bind this see if that works.

iirc I had to do something similar when fucking with the discord websocket.

[radiant kraken]

doing that way looks weird

[sharp geyser]

?

[radiant kraken]

i mean

[sharp geyser]

how else are you making methods in a class

[radiant kraken]

im not talking about that

[sharp geyser]

then what are you talking about, because you replied to how he does the method definition and said it looked weird

[radiant kraken]

i mean using setTimeout(this.connect, 5000);

as it's calling a class method

[solemn latch]

is there a better way to do that?

I got my recconect code from a random stackoverflow answer irrc

[sharp geyser]

is it still the issue of this?

If so then setTimeout might be overriding what this is as well

so you will have to bind it

though I doubt it, cause I've never run into this issue with setTimeout

[solemn latch]

I cleaned it up to just, none of my heartbeat code, authorization, anything.

It connects the first time fine.
restart server & it reconnects fine
restart server again & it fails to reconnect with this logged

import WebSocket from "ws";

class webSockets {
  constructor() {
    this.client;
    this.status = "Idle";
  }

  connect() {
    this.client = new WebSocket("ws://localhost:8080/");

    this.client.on("close", () => {
      this.status = "Disconnected";
      console.log("connection closed");
      clearTimeout(this.pingTimeout);

      console.log("Attempt reconnection in 5 seconds");
      console.log(this);
      setTimeout(this.connect, 5000);
    });
  }
}

const ws = new webSockets();
ws.connect();

connection closed
Attempt reconnection in 5 seconds
Timeout {
  _idleTimeout: 5000,
  _idlePrev: null,
  _idleNext: null,
  _idleStart: 3221,
  _onTimeout: [Function: connect],
  _timerArgs: undefined,
  _repeat: null,
  _destroyed: true,
  client: [WebSocket],
  status: 'Disconnected',
  [Symbol(refed)]: true,
  [Symbol(kHasPrimitive)]: false,
  [Symbol(asyncId)]: 29,
  [Symbol(triggerId)]: 26
}
node:internal/validators:214
    throw new ERR_INVALID_CALLBACK(callback);
    ^

TypeError [ERR_INVALID_CALLBACK]: Callback must be a function. Received undefined
    at setTimeout (node:timers:141:3)
    at WebSocket.<anonymous> (file:///D:/Dev/Javascript/webhooktopggfolder/Websockets/Pre-alpha/Client/index.js:50:7)
    at WebSocket.emit (node:events:394:28)
    at WebSocket.emitClose (D:\Dev\Javascript\webhooktopggfolder\Websockets\Pre-alpha\Client\node_modules\ws\lib\websocket.js:260:10)
    at Receiver.receiverOnFinish (D:\Dev\Javascript\webhooktopggfolder\Websockets\Pre-alpha\Client\node_modules\ws\lib\websocket.js:1181:20)
    at Receiver.emit (node:events:394:28)
    at finish (node:internal/streams/writable:750:10)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:83:21) {
  code: 'ERR_INVALID_CALLBACK'
}

am I going mad? 👀

.bind doesnt seem to want to go on the arrow function inside the close event.

if I swap to

this.client.on("close", function test() {
} /* bind(this) will go here */ )

this.client.on("close", () => {
} /* bind(this) will NOT go here */ )

With the top one it still errors on the third connection

[sharp geyser]

yea always use arrow functions if you want to use stuff from the class inside

else you will have to use .bind sorry forgot

[solemn latch]

I can take it out of the class, but thats not ideal.
Id like people to be able to have multiple websocket connections if they have multiple entities(server and bot votes) going into one bot.

Just to clarify, if its not in a class structure it works no issue.

[sharp geyser]

I haven't used js in a while so I don't remember if this is valid but setTimeout(() => {this.connect()}, 5000)

[solemn latch]

No way that worked

[sharp geyser]

Yea

you don't even need the {}

it can just be () => this.connect

[solemn latch]

lets not get our hopes up, but I'll let you know if it breaks again

[sharp geyser]

I don't think js likes you using another function as the function for setTimeout

might be a signature difference or smth idk

[solemn latch]

Time to put everything back together and hope for the best ^-^

[sharp geyser]

hope it works

[solemn latch]

yeah, no issue now.

I dont understand this, but if it works it works.

bad developer mentality lets go

[sharp geyser]

I think js just refuses to just take any function in the setTimeout callback

it has to be something like () => instead of a class method.

That would be my only guess

[sharp geyser]

Actually its weird

According to the docs that should work

the way you were doing it before that is

Now I am also curious as to what was happening

[solemn latch]

It works outside a class, it's just when I put it in a class.

[sharp geyser]

Okay so I was right

setTimeout expects a function, and you are using a class method which has a different signature from a function I think at least according to my research of stack overflow articles

[radiant kraken]

^

thats what i meant

[solemn latch]

Ah

[sharp geyser]

also don't know if you knew this

[radiant kraken]

by a different signature they were referring to this

[sharp geyser]

if you wanted to use a function that takes in params it'd be setTImeout(nameOfFunction, delay, firstparam,secondparam) useless knowledge but now you know

:D

[radiant kraken]

or just scopes

[sharp geyser]

yea I was too dumb to realize that 😭

[solemn latch]

I guess my only question is why would it connect twice and not the third time.

Was it(I assume the signature) moving each time up in scope?

[frosty gale]

i would actually but yeah it installs a lot of shit as well

theres no open source alternatives as far as i looked

but its funner being able to do it yourself anyways

and another issue is that a lot of linux kernel vulnerabilities cant even be applied to android bc android doesnt use them or whatever

[lyric mountain]

android so bad that it doesn't even know how to properly be vulnerable /s

[quartz kindle]

task failed successfully

[fossil flume]

Looking for a discord. Py dev, dm if interested

[real rose]

-developer

nice

-needdev

[gilded plank]

You seem to be asking for something you don't have experience for or something that hasn't been done yet, but really need for your bot/server.
You can hire developers from Fiverr or Freelancer to code the things you need for your bot/server.

[fossil flume]

I'm not hiring 😭 just need someone to work with

But undedstood

[lyric mountain]

Hiring a volunteer

[fossil flume]

its a project im working on, so itd be in benefit of each other. if i gotta pay them then they arent interested yk

[quartz kindle]

the thing is that 95% of devs here have development as their actual irl job

youre gonna have a hard time finding someone who will actually want to work on someone else's project without a well defined reward

its like the whole "paid with exposure" all over again

[fossil flume]

well its something im doing in my free time for others enjoyment ig so i dont feel the need to pay if its not needed as i can do it myself, just owuld be better w someone else

[sharp geyser]

@quartz kindle question for ya mr js man

#development message was what I said here correct or is there something deeper?

[wheat mesa]

😢

5% gang

[sharp geyser]

im part of that 5%

[sharp geyser]

also the aoc thing I got stuck on the first one

I know what to do just not how I should execute it. It seems to me I gotta use a loop or something but idk if thats efficient

[wheat mesa]

Efficiency doesn’t matter as long as you can solve the problem with the right answer

My day 5 part two solution took 3 minutes to run

[quartz kindle]

a function's "signature" is just the parameters it takes and their types

its not about signatures in this case, its just scope and binding

[sharp geyser]

Oh okay

Thanks for clarifying

[sharp geyser]

My idea was to loop through each one and then when it hits a number save it as the first, next number as the last and then if it finds another number overwrite it until it’s sure there are no more numbers keeping the last one and combining them.

Though I could probably do this in a much better and easier way

[wheat mesa]

@sharp geyser what language are you using

C++?

If so, C++'s string class has a find and rfind method that you may find extremely useful for this

Although actually those might not be as useful as I'm making them out to be

Might just need to do a loop forwards until first num and a loop backwards until first num

[sharp geyser]

I see

[wheat mesa]

with rust's find and rfind methods you can pass a closure to it which makes it easy to solve this problem with just those methods but c++ doesn't have that

[sharp geyser]

I see

I was planning on putting the puzzle input into a list and treating it like a queue of sorts and just looping till I get the right answer and adding it to a sum variable

[wheat mesa]

my solution was about 10 lines of code

it's a pretty easy one but part two is much more difficult

[sharp geyser]

How are you handling the input?

Im just putting it directly into the code

[wheat mesa]

I just read it all into a string and split by line

[sharp geyser]

1000+ lines of code baby

[wheat mesa]

I suppose that's a bit more difficult with C++ though given there's no split method in the stdlib for some god forsaken reason

[sharp geyser]

Ima just scrape the input page

Nah I’m kidding tbh I just don’t have the motivation today, pretty shitty day at work

[wheat mesa]

you can just read the file into an ifstream with C++

[sharp geyser]

File?

What file

[wheat mesa]

std::ifstream s("filename.txt");

the one you get when you click on the input

I just copy paste it all into a txt file

[sharp geyser]

I don’t get anything I just get a web page

Oh bout to say

Shit unfair if you just get a file

I’ll think about doing it tomorrow

I just don’t have the motivation today

[wheat mesa]

wow today's was super easy

[crystal wigeon]

hey anyone use aws? @wheat mesa @quartz kindle ? @solemn latch Im looking for someone to be part of early beta testing and get some feedback on a cloud management tool

if you know a start up or anyone who is willing to participate pls dm me

kuuhaku

[hardy tangle]

hi

[quartz kindle]

aws is the most annoying host i ever used

[lyric mountain]

hm?

[solemn latch]

I avoid AWS as well, sorry

[grim aspen]

my face when i see AWS on my browser 🙁

[wheat mesa]

Used AWS once, looked into all the hidden fees and overage charges, said fuck no and closed my account

[proven lantern]

I use AWS and it's great. There is a reason it's #1

[radiant burrow]

anyone have experience with localhost:3000 saying This site can’t be reached even when i have a terminal hosting it? I can access the working page on an incognito window, so i think theres just something messed up with my chrome settings? but everything on google didn't work

[lyric mountain]

Open your firewall

Or rather, are u typing http://?

[radiant burrow]

yeah

bc its just a self hosted site atm to design it

[lyric mountain]

Ik

If u can open in incognito then there's no reason not to be able to do so on regular browser

Maybe try refreshing with ctrl f5

[lyric mountain]

To purge the cache

[radiant burrow]

i did that and also ctrl shift r but no luck

[lyric mountain]

Now now, that's a totally different error

It's not site can't be reached

[radiant burrow]

Oh oops that's the one I meant to type

[lyric mountain]

https://http.cat/431

Ok, there u have the issue

One of your headers is way too big

[radiant burrow]

yea thats what i found online but nothing I did fixed it

[lyric mountain]

Press f12, go to network and click the red circle to start tracking

Then refresh the page

Check if any of the requests is using a long header

[radiant burrow]

oh yeah theres one

[lyric mountain]

There's the culprit

[radiant burrow]

out of curiosity, why does incognito work?

[lyric mountain]

Maybe incognito is stripping that specific header

What is it's name?

[radiant burrow]

ohh its a cookie i think

[lyric mountain]

Ah yeah, then that's the reason

Incog doesn't store cookies

[radiant burrow]

though when i found the reason for the 431 error, i did clear the cookies a bunch of times but they didn't go away. I wonder if it's an old cookie

[lyric mountain]

Try ctrl f5

[radiant burrow]

no dice, so i guess not

though i did just clear my cache and cookies on chrome as well

wooo i got it to get rid of the stupid cookie

ty for the help with inspecting the header!!

[lyric mountain]

Yw

[lament rock]

http.cat based

[lyric mountain]

F12 helps a lot for debugging site issues

[lyric mountain]

Best reference documentation

[lament rock]

So true

[lyric mountain]

What's mozilla near net cats?

[lament rock]

Who needs to know the specifics of a spec, just make your own implementation! :)

When I make an API, I'll just use I am a teapot over 429

[bitter heart]

Hello, I am using nodejs and discord.js v14. After selecting something from the select menu, the selected option is not cleared, how can I clear it?

[stark abyss]

if someone is bored, here is a challenge i came across, its interesting
Reduced Row Echelon Form. Write your own program that takes in an augmented matrix of any size (perhaps to be read from a file) and returns the reduced row echelon form of the matrix, as well as either "NO SOLUTION" (if there's a pivot in the last column) or the vector-parametric form of the solution. Call the parameters s_1, s_2, ..., s_999 if necessary. You may assume the matrix won't have more than 1000 columns total.

[eternal osprey]

from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split as tt

from sklearn import tree
from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score
from sklearn.ensemble import RandomForestClassifier as rfc
from sklearn.metrics import confusion_matrix, roc_curve, auc
columns =  ['year', 'month', 'date', 'children', 'hospital tier', 'city tier', 'state id', 'bmi', 'hba1c', 'heart issues', 'any transplants', 'cancer history', 'number of major surgeries', 'smoker']
random_state = 1337
train_errors = []
test_errors = []
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = tt(scaled_data, charges_column, test_size=0.33, random_state=random_state, stratify = charges_column)
for depth in range (2, 21):
    
    dtc = rfc(max_depth=depth, criterion = 'gini', min_samples_split = 100)
    dtc = dtc.fit(X_train, y_train)
    y_train_pred = dtc.predict(X_train)
    y_test_pred = dtc.predict(X_test)
    accuracyTrain = accuracy_score(y_train, y_train_pred)
    accuracyTest = accuracy_score(y_test, y_test_pred)
    errorTrain = 1 - accuracyTrain
    errorTest = 1 - accuracyTest
    train_errors.append(errorTrain)
    test_errors.append(errorTest)
    print("Depth", depth)
    print("Train data error", errorTrain)
    print("Train Accuracy", 1 - errorTrain, "\n")
    print("Test data error", errorTest)
    print("Test Accuracy", 1 - errorTest, "\n")

plt.figure(figsize=(8,6))
plt.plot(range(2,21), train_errors, label ="training_error", marker = ".")
plt.plot(range(2,21),test_errors, label = "test_error", marker = ".")
plt.xlabel("Tree Depth")
plt.ylabel("Classification error")
plt.legend()
plt.title("Training Error / Test Error")
plt.show()```

hey guys this is my python random forest data:

this is the graph that belongs to it, the blue is the train error and the red the test error

are these results any good? It seems to be close... a bit too close i think

[grim aspen]

can i ask what you're trying to accomplish? i'm not sure of what you're entirely doing

nvm

i don't have much information to go off of but it seems that the classification errors below 0.15 (15%) which didn't change depth much as the tree updates.

it looks very close if that's what you're asking

[lyric mountain]

i'm not sure of what you're entirely doing
buddy that's always the case lmao

I'm not even impressed anymore after the stuff we went through

and he was only at 1st year, guy cranked difficulty to 11

[grim aspen]

fair point

[surreal sage]

What are all the ways to convert a string (an uuid) to a number in JavaScript?

Trying to 'reverse engineer' without src

[grim aspen]

Parsing integers from parts of UUID, Hash Function, BigInt, Bitwise Operations, or Custom Encoding

[fossil flume]

Are you able to get the url of a discord file object before sending it?

[fossil flume]

Sending an image but I want a open in browser button, so I'll need the url

[grim aspen]

the url of the file can be obtained after being sent

otherwise before is not possible

[lyric mountain]

you can edit the message afterwards

[deft wolf]

But then the photo will probably only be available for a short period of time. I think we need more context as to why he needs this link and so on

[lyric mountain]

Not if u don't remove the attachments

But yeah, if the intention is a "Download" button then it won't work

[neon leaf]

what is better? ipv6 short function

new

let ip = '', doubleIx = false

            for (let i = 0; i < this.rawData.length; i++) {
                const segment = this.rawData[i]

                if (!segment) {
                    if (!doubleIx) {
                        ip += ':'
                        doubleIx = true
                    }

                    continue
                }

                ip += `${i ? ':' : ''}${segment.toString(16)}`
            }```



old
```ts
let ip = [ ...this.rawData ]
        .map((seg) => seg.toString(16))
        .join(':')

            ip = ip.replace(/(^|:)0+([0-9A-Fa-f]+)/g, '$1$2')
            ip = ip.replace(/(^|:)(0(:|$)){2,}/, '::')```



it should be as fast as possible

[lament rock]

is rawData an Array?

[neon leaf]

a Uint16Array for ipv6

[lament rock]

Can you use Array.from instead of spreading it

[neon leaf]

yes but arent regex in this case way slower than the other way?

[lament rock]

What is the regex for specifically

[neon leaf]

for shorting a long version of the ip

2a00:1450:4001:813:0:0:8:200e to 2a00:1450:4001:813::200e>

[warm surge]

0.0.0.0

[neon leaf]

?

[lament rock]

I'll write things a different way when I get home in 3 hours

[lyric mountain]

As much as I understand the reason for ipv6, I'll surely miss the convenience of ipv4

If the full switch happens at all, that is

[lament rock]

You have to admit that ipv4 was not meant for a global IOT future

The fact that local IPs exist is one thing

Multiple people can have 192.168.0.1

[bitter heart]

Hello, I am using discord.js v14. When you post @ everyone, no one is tagged. Can you solve this?

[lament rock]

message_mentions

[lyric mountain]

yes, I know ipv4 lacks enough addresses

but if it had one thing superior to ipv6 t'was how easy it is to remembed and type it

[bitter heart]

Do you have the opportunity to post a documentation or an example of interaction.reply?

[tulip ledge]

Your bot doesnt have permission to ping @ everyone

[frosty gale]

at this point not in our lifetime lmao

a massive portion of isps still do not support ipv6

[neon leaf]

finally its done

my ip & subnet parser is complete

last things to add were checking if a subnet includes another subnet / ip and fixing some subnet mask shit

[surreal sage]

alright

so

visual studio fuckin code

remote viewer

whatchamacallit

ssh extension

i open a folder on remote

it asks for password

i enter

it accepts and directories get listed

but then it asks again.

im done with it

how can i fix

ima just reset my vsc configs

[sharp geyser]

You could just use an ssh key

[radiant burrow]

ok bear with me for this react/next question:

so I want to fetch user profiles from my mongodb database to show info on my website. I can fetch the user, and console.log things like user.coins. but the website and my vscode console seems to be receiving different things.

as the screenshots show, the vscode console is correctly viewing the user object, but the website/inspect console are showing it as false so it's doing no coins found. why they heck is this happening? I've tried useEffect too, with similar results

another ss of the vscode terminal, and also a view of the website console

[sharp geyser]

how are you setting the user

oh nvm

[radiant burrow]

ya its a function that returns the obj

[sharp geyser]

Where are you doing this at?

are you doing this in a hook or smth?

[radiant burrow]

ik my screenshots are a little messy, sorry. i can get better images of whatevers needed

well in a component, I tried useEffect as well but right now it's just like this:

components/profile.tsx

import React from 'react';
import Image from 'next/image';
import styles from './serverlist.module.css';
import { useEffect, useState } from 'react';
import { useSession } from "next-auth/react";
import { getuser } from '../pages/api/getuser';

export default function Profile() {
    const { data: session, status } = useSession();
    const [user, setUser] = useState("");

    getuser("461318192321789962").then((user) => {
        console.log("setting coins to ", user.coins);
        setUser(user.coins || "no coins found");
    });

    let image = <Image
        src="/images/icons/discord.png"
        alt="User Image"
        className={styles.pfpblank}
        width={212}
        height={212}
    />
    if (session?.user?.image) {
        image = <Image
            src={session?.user?.image || "/images/icons/discord.png"}
            alt="User Image"
            className={styles.profilepicture}
            width={212}
            height={212}
        />
    }
      
  return (
    <>
      <div className={styles.userbar}>
        {image}
      <span className={styles.name} >{session?.user?.name || "please log in"}</span>
      </div>
      {user}
    </>
  );
};

[sharp geyser]

where are you using this state?

also

[radiant burrow]

like in the return, the {user}? or do you mean where is this component being used as a whole or something

[sharp geyser]

I think the issue might be naming

you have your state thing which defines user and setUser, then your getuser has a placeholder variable also called user

so technically user.coins doesn't exist

so it will always be no coins found

also just saying

if you are only storing the coins for the user use coins and setCoins not user and setUser its confusing

[radiant burrow]

i just tried making it u and it has the same result, here is the vscode console (it has the correct user object)

eventually I want the whole user object, but I just wanted one thing first before trying all of it

[sharp geyser]

gotcha

[radiant burrow]

the whole object is kinda big so i figured lets just start with one thing until it works haha

[sharp geyser]

yea

So does changing that make any difference when viewing it on html?

[radiant burrow]

nope

[sharp geyser]

hm

Might be a lifecycle issue then

the html is rendering before the state is set

This is why I prefered classes over functions cause its harder for me to control the life cycle in a function based react app

classes it was much easier

[radiant burrow]

is that something I can switch now

i had no preference in the setup, I just used what i could find documentation for the discord oauth in next for

[sharp geyser]

its not much different from functions, its just using classes that extend the React.Compoenent class and then using the class name to render

Im not saying you should though as idk if its a life cycle issue

[radiant burrow]

Oh i think i maybe saw how that works but didnt pay much mind to it

[sharp geyser]

the idea with classes is you do the state stuff in the constructor

[radiant burrow]

anyways yeah regardless of what getuser returns it just doesn't think it's defined, but only on the inspect console (i just tried forcing it to return other things instead of the user obj)

[sharp geyser]

I am like 90% sure its a life cycle issue that the html is rendering before the state is set but I am not too certain

I don't even know how you would manipulate the life cycle of a react component when using functions

Oh wait

you have to use the useEffect hook right

https://react.dev/reference/react/hooks#effect-hooks

[radiant burrow]

yeah I did try it, same issue

[sharp geyser]

Show the code of that

[radiant burrow]

(it shows -1 on the site)

[sharp geyser]

Okay uh

[radiant burrow]

oh wait

[sharp geyser]

well I wouldn't bother setting the state originally

[radiant burrow]

i dont need the setUser("0")

[sharp geyser]

you already have useState("")

[radiant burrow]

yea rip that was just a testing thing

[sharp geyser]

the stuff inside is the default value

[radiant burrow]

actually I think this would work but its not running the getuser function. that was the issue I was having before I think nvm

let me try with then and catches

[sharp geyser]

I would do something like

const [user, setUser] = useState(null);

useEffect(() => {
  const fetchUser() = async () => {
    const user = await getuser("123");
    setUser(user.coins);
  };
  fetchUser();
}, [])

also make sure you are placing this inside the function btw dk if I needed to mention that

[radiant burrow]

yeah dw it is inside it

[sharp geyser]

and if you wanted to you could use try/catch and put the getuser and setUser inside the try and log any errors inside the catch obv

[radiant burrow]

same result, let me do a try catch. but theres generally not been errors, just user is undefined on the website

yeah no errors, it just is not defined

[sharp geyser]

hm

[radiant burrow]

in this version though I'm not sure it's connecting to the database, and thus it would return an undefined object. It doesn't make sense that in this context, getuser wouldn't function as intended though

can the class system be set up for just this component?

[sharp geyser]

I don't get why you can use it outside of the setUser but when you go to set it its automatically undefined

[radiant burrow]

im gonna give the class thing a shot bc it actually looks really nice for this dynamic stuff

[sharp geyser]

I prefer classes over functions in react anyways

its a lot easier to work with imo

[radiant burrow]

yeah cuz if the state stuff can all reside in the classes methods this seems way better haha

[radiant kraken]

const fetchUser() = what is this

[sharp geyser]

You can’t use async on use effect so you have to make an async function inside it

[radiant kraken]

i dont think thats how you declare a function

[sharp geyser]

Oh shoot

[radiant kraken]

[radiant burrow]

thank you so much!!!! the calsses are great

:) it works

[sharp geyser]

No problem

[sharp geyser]

Excuse me sir I like the pfp btw

If only there was a way to copy the decorations over

[radiant kraken]

wdym

[sharp geyser]

Well I was talking about rendering the decoration from discord over to the pfp cause I can only assume that’s what’s happening unless he’s using his exact pfp from discord

Turns out you can though as discord gives you the decoration on the user object

[radiant kraken]

ooo icic

@radiant burrow what are u working on?

[eternal osprey]

Uncaught _DiscordAPIError DiscordAPIError[10062]: Unknown interaction

const {
  SlashCommandBuilder,
  EmbedBuilder,
  PermissionFlagsBits,
  AttachmentBuilder,
} = require("discord.js");
const fs = require("fs");
const { editDashboard } = require("../../helpers/extractor");
module.exports = {
  data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
    .setName("download")
    .setDescription(`Download all data.`),

  async execute(interaction) {
    await interaction.deferReply();
    if (
      !interaction.member.permissions.has(PermissionFlagsBits.Administrator)
    ) {
      return interaction.editReply({
        ephemeral: true,
        content: `> :x: You must be an admin to use this command.`,
      });
    }
    const attachment = new AttachmentBuilder("./data.xlsx", {
      name: "data.xlsx",
    });
    return interaction.editReply({
      ephemeral: true,
      content: `> :white_check_mark: Successfully created the download link:`,
      files: [attachment],
    });
  },
};

what is this unknown interaction error that i receive?

It's uncaught too so not sure where the fuck it's from.

[lyric mountain]

Maybe you're taking more than 3 seconds

[radiant burrow]

connecting my discord bots dashboard to my website!

then i can display the user profile if they log in, leaderboards, i can make a ticket system and forum if I want, etc

[wicked pivot]

Hello,
I have some fairly basic JavaScript code with a problem. Could a kind soul help me? (I'm not sending the code directly because I put it on a sharing site and I know if I can share it here (on codeshare io the code)

[vivid fulcrum]

yeah it's fine

[wicked pivot]

Can I send the link here? it's authorized ?

[vivid fulcrum]

yes

[wicked pivot]

https://codeshare.io/MN7wEq

[vivid fulcrum]

i don't understand the problem in the comments well

how does the code behave like currently? and how should it behave?

[wicked pivot]

It’s quite complicated to explain, but to make it simple from level 0 to 10 you need stone for level up. and then only iron for level up. On the example it gives 0 stone but if I go for example from level 20 to 30 it gives me a number of iron I need when it is not supposed to need

[
  {
    emoji: '![bottle](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1183010270449238117.webp?size=128 "bottle")',
    name: 'bottle',
    TotalXP: 627,
    TotalXPWithDoubleXP: 157,
    TotalXPWithTenDoubleXP: 7
  },
  {
    emoji: 's',
    name: 'stone',
    TotalXP: 0,
    TotalXPWithDoubleXP: 0,
    TotalXPWithTenDoubleXP: 0
  },
  {
    emoji: 'i',
    name: 'iron',
    TotalXP: 10098,
    TotalXPWithDoubleXP: 5049,
    TotalXPWithTenDoubleXP: 1010
  },
  {
    emoji: 'g',
    name: 'gold',
    TotalXP: 4917,
    TotalXPWithDoubleXP: 2459,
    TotalXPWithTenDoubleXP: 492
  },
  {
    emoji: 'a',
    name: 'amethyst',
    TotalXP: 16886,
    TotalXPWithDoubleXP: 8443,
    TotalXPWithTenDoubleXP: 1689
  }
]```
20 to 30

it marks me iron and gold while it’s amethyst that makes me level up

[vivid fulcrum]

i can't pinpoint the problem just by reading the code unfortunately, there's too much scattered logic

have you tried debugging it

place a breakpoint somewhere inside the for loop and keep track of what's happening with your variables

[wicked pivot]

For me the problem just comes from this "if"

if (currentLevel >= xpLimit && targetLevel > currentLevel) {}```

I admit that my code is not very easy to understand, I should get into the habit of commenting on it

[vivid fulcrum]

i'd say it's easy to get the gist of what your code is doing, comments aren't the problen, it's the way the code is written - generally whenever your logic branches in a function, it means that the branched logic should be a function on its own... tldr it's hard to read not hard to understand

to add onto that clean code 101 is that every function has a specific purpose

anyway, i'd suggest debugging it

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/nodejs/nodejs-debugging

also try rubber duck debugging!

speak to yourself about how your code should behave and go through it step by step

[wicked pivot]

I've never really used debug, I'm looking to do that

[vivid fulcrum]

seems like the perfect situation to try it out :)

if you're struggling with the docs you can always hit up youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cOsxaNC06c

[wicked pivot]

I fixed the problem by creating another one xD

In fact I think that the part below my comment is rewritten

[solemn latch]

I have no idea how this is happened with the message you sent 👀

[radiant kraken]

pooog!

[radiant burrow]

[sharp geyser]

@radiant kraken @radiant burrow I am now attempting to make a mock dashboard with rust

[radiant burrow]

cool! lmk how it turns out; I to decide how to lay everything out

[sharp geyser]

Oh my god making http requests with rust is so fucking annoying

😭

I still am not used to how rust lib docs are

[radiant burrow]

request to discord for the user info?

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[solemn latch]

Its a regex, supposed to block a specific scam url format.

[sharp geyser]

I am current;y trying to setup a post req to get the access_token

but rust has no std http thing so I have to use a 3rd party lib, which I am using reqwest rn

but there are so many things i have to even do beforehand and it seems the docs are outdated or smth cause I am trying it but it is saying it wont take that type

like why does it take this specific headermap

😭

[radiant burrow]

ripp I used next auth

[sharp geyser]

im not using js

I am using rust

[radiant burrow]

no I know I was just commenting

[sharp geyser]

omg

I think I figured it out

[radiant kraken]

why rust?

[solemn latch]

👀 whats wrong with next auth?

[radiant kraken]

also if u need questions about rust u can ask me

[solemn latch]

why does rust form faster when water is on the metal?

^-^

[radiant kraken]

im not a chem type of person

.-.

[sharp geyser]

I got bored

and didnt wanna do it in js

plus its helping me get my mind off some things

[radiant kraken]

you don't have to add types to everything

most of the time you can infer it

[sharp geyser]

its not me adding the type

its the method expecting that type

[radiant kraken]

add use http::header::map::HeaderMap; then

[sharp geyser]

doesn't exist

[radiant kraken]

have you read the docs at docs.rs?

[sharp geyser]

yea

I figured it out tho

thats not the problem now

[radiant kraken]

bruh

[sharp geyser]

its that I don't remember how to use Result 😭

[radiant kraken]

like what

[sharp geyser]

I can't use await? in a function that doesn't return a result

I would rather use await? over just await as I don't really care about handling the result I just want the value

[radiant kraken]

wdym

.unwrap() then

[sharp geyser]

the `?` operator can only be used in an async function that returns `Result` or `Option` (or another type that implements `FromResidual`)

[radiant kraken]

.await.unwrap();

dont copy the example one to one

[sharp geyser]

I wasn't copying the example one to one

I just forgor you could use unwrap on await

[radiant kraken]

no

(thing).await just does the same as await (thing) in js

[sharp geyser]

I know

I forgot you could use unwrap on await

[radiant kraken]

you only .unwrap() on an Option or Result

[sharp geyser]

Yes I know this null

[radiant kraken]

good

[sharp geyser]

I just forgot that it was valid syntax to do it that way, tho I guess it doesn't matter as after await is called it just returns a result anyway

[radiant kraken]

ye

[sharp geyser]

I love and hate the compiler for rust

I don't know what type response.json().await.unrwap() could be, so idk what to set it to

[radiant kraken]

i love the compiler for rust

well read the docs regarding on what .json() returns

[sharp geyser]

but it wont let me continue past it unless I specify an explicit type

it returns a Result<T>

so it just depends on the type I give it by the looks of it

I mean

[radiant kraken]

have you declared a struct to deserialize?

[sharp geyser]

I guess I can make a struct that will outline what the data looks like from discord

[solemn latch]

@past orchid no ads please

[radiant kraken]

you have to

[past orchid]

It wasn't an ad lol I was asking for help

[radiant kraken]

https://docs.rs/reqwest/latest/reqwest/struct.Response.html#method.json

[past orchid]

sorry about that

[sharp geyser]

yea

Just saw that on the docs

Didn't notice you could make your own struct

[radiant kraken]

99% of the time of you coding in rust will be reading docs.rs anyway

[sharp geyser]

yea

the docs.rs is so confusing tho

[radiant kraken]

why

[sharp geyser]

idk I just have trouble reading it

it seems like I have to search for a while before I can find what im looking for

@radiant kraken Oh my god, I don't remember this being an issue the size for values of type `str` cannot be known at compilation time

The compiler is recommending Box<str> but that doesn't seem right for my use case

should I use String over str?

[radiant kraken]

send code

[sharp geyser]

#[derive(Deserialize)]
struct Token {
    access_token: String,
    token_type: String,
    expires_in: i8,
    refresh_token: String,
    scope: String
}

I have it set to String now

but it was str previously

idk if String is appropriate to use here

[radiant kraken]

yes it has to be a String

a &str is a string slice, it cannot be grown, only be read, and it's size is fixed

like a char *

[sharp geyser]

gotcha

[radiant kraken]

a String is your typical growable string like in other languages, like std::string

[sharp geyser]

gotcha

Also now the fucking discord api is confusing me

its telling me I am using an unsupported grant type when in fact I am not

I have checked the spelling, even copy and pasted the grant type name for the grant type I want to use

[radiant kraken]

send code

[sharp geyser]

Unless the json is being fucked up

wait

how does discord expect you to send the auth info like client secrent and id

I don't think its in the body data anymore

[sharp geyser]

https://hatebin.com/yjfvbmmrtu

also reset my client secret

forgot I even had it there

[radiant kraken]

too late

also you can use String::new() over String::from("") btw

[sharp geyser]

gotcha

but I still dont understand why the discord api is responding that it is an unsupported grant type

unless the json is fucked

[radiant kraken]

i dont think so

[radiant kraken]

also instead of rs use std::fmt; use std::fmt::write; use rocket::response::Redirect; use rocket::http::{Cookie, CookieJar}; u can use ```rs
use std::fmt::{self, write};
use rocket::{response::Redirect, http::{Cookie, CookieJar}};

[sharp geyser]

didnt you could nest like that

[radiant kraken]

yuhh

[sharp geyser]

ima ask in the discord api server in regards to this wonky response from the api

they might be more equipped to answer cause I dont see anything I am doing wrong

[radiant kraken]

sure

[sharp geyser]

wait what is the point of using string::new when string::from just returns a String from an str

[radiant kraken]

they both do the same thing

the former is more preferred ig

[sharp geyser]

I don't even see how you would use string::new is it just String::new().add() or smth

[radiant kraken]

wdym? it just returns an empty String

[sharp geyser]

Yea but I don't plan on letting it return an empty string always

thats just a placeholder

[radiant kraken]

ye

[sharp geyser]

@radiant kraken so apparently discord wont take in json despite it saying it will on the docs

it has to be form url encoded

😭

so I have solved that issue, now its an issue of redirect uri

[radiant kraken]

uh oh

[sharp geyser]

I have specified the redirect uri in the application settings but why is it invalid 😭

[radiant kraken]

ask again

[sharp geyser]

ugh

I am confusion

do I have to use the same url from my authorization url cause for that one I used /callback

but I don't want it to go back to /callback after its successfully authed and got a token, else it will just do it again

nvm

I am being dumb

Uh oh

[wheat mesa]

String::new is for allocating space for an owned string when you don’t need it to have an initial value (for whatever reason you please, usually because you pass a reference to it into a function to modify the value (see std::io input))

[sharp geyser]

Okay I am confused on what is happening

[wheat mesa]

String::from is for if you need an owned string from a string slice

[sharp geyser]

Rocket keeps exiting saying its overflowed its stack

idk why tho

[wheat mesa]

Lemme see

[sharp geyser]

thread 'rocket-worker-thread' has overflowed its stack
error: process didn't exit successfully: `target\debug\rust-web.exe --stack-size 16M` (exit code: 0xc00000fd, STATUS_STACK_OVERFLOW)

[wheat mesa]

Sounds like a recursion issue to me

Are you following the docs?

[sharp geyser]

https://hatebin.com/etqifmqreo

[sharp geyser]

Yea for the most

docs + stack overflow when I run into errors

[wheat mesa]

I highly doubt this has anything to do with it but make sure your const CLIENT_SECRET stuff is marked as &’static str

The compiler probably already infers that but just in case

[sharp geyser]

yea

I personally dont see the issue unless its continously calling on /login/callback

[radiant kraken]

omg waffle hai @wheat mesa

[wheat mesa]

hi

[radiant kraken]

hru?

[wheat mesa]

Good

Studying for discrete math exam

Hating every second of it

[radiant kraken]

glgl

[wheat mesa]

Totally don’t have 243 slides to go over before Monday

[radiant kraken]

i'm sure you're galaxy brain at maths

[wheat mesa]

Not on this

😭

[sharp geyser]

Okay I am losing my mind over here

I dont see what is causing this issue

[radiant kraken]

have you asked in the discord dev server

[sharp geyser]

this isnt a discord dev issue anymore

its a rocket.rs issue

[radiant kraken]

try asking in the Rust discord

[wheat mesa]

Try logging some stuff to see where the stack overflows

[radiant kraken]

oof

[sharp geyser]

Okay

it seems to error at me unwrapping the body of the response

at least that is what logging tells me

[radiant kraken]

nice

[sharp geyser]

I dont see what I am doing wrong tho

Can I not unwrap it like this let body = response.json::<Token>().await.unwrap();?

[radiant kraken]

what's the error

[sharp geyser]

here

it seems to overflow once it reaches that

anything before works fine

[radiant kraken]

huh

[sharp geyser]

I am trying another method of doing it which is just handling the result as is

        let result: Result<Token, reqwest::Error> = response.json().await;
        let token: Token = match result {
            Ok(t) => t,
            Err(err) => {
                error!("Error decoding JSON: {:?}", err);

                return String::from("");
            }
        };
``` as such

but it seems that if I do something like token.access_token it is blank

oh wait

nvm

I am dumb

I read it wrong

[sharp geyser]

Okay I give up on this cookie shit with rocket

It makes no sense

at first it was setting it but not getting it, now its doing neither

😭

[pale vessel]

that doesn't look like c++ to me

[radiant kraken]

maybe you're right

[sharp geyser]

It is trust

[summer hemlock]

Cridit please

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[summer hemlock]

Give me cridit please

[sage bobcat]

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[summer hemlock]

I want a way to get credit for free.

@sage bobcat 🙏

[sage bobcat]

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[summer hemlock]

@sage bobcat I need it to buy something

[sage bobcat]

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[summer hemlock]

Yeah

[solemn latch]

👀 credit? what credit?

[sharp geyser]

Your credit card obviously

[lament rock]

100 social credits deducted

[warm surge]

100 IQ credits dedicated

[lament rock]

So true

[warm surge]

💀

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[sharp geyser]

@wheat mesa @radiant kraken so I have a config file that I am loading data from, I don't want to have to keep loading the data every time I want to access it as its static information that doesn't change. Anyway I can load the data and then use it across the entire project or will I have to reluctantly load each time I need it.

[wheat mesa]

You can use it across the whole project

Look into lazy_static!, might be what you're looking for here

[pale vessel]

i use once_cell's Lazy. it's much better than lazy static since it's not a macro. rust also has once_cell built-in now so you can use that too

https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/cell/struct.OnceCell.html

Lazy is much easier to instantiate, but it's not built-in yet. you can use the original once_cell package for that

https://docs.rs/once_cell/latest/once_cell/sync/struct.Lazy.html

[sharp geyser]

Okay, but the value would be whats returned from a function

so doing CONFIG: Lazy<Data> = Lazy::new(|| { load_config().unwrap() } ) and then using CONFIG I don't get the actual data

It seems to be Lazy<Data> but that doesn't really help me much

[pale vessel]

hm, why wouldn't you get the actual data?

[sharp geyser]

It seems to only pop up with methods and not any properties

[pale vessel]

you can use Lazy<Config> just as you would for Config

[pale vessel]

did you make everything you need in Data public?

[sharp geyser]

yes

[pale vessel]

the properties aren't public

pub discord e.g.

[sharp geyser]

You have to make the properties public even with the properties?

[pale vessel]

yes

[sharp geyser]

Then what is the point of making the fucking struct public

You wont have a public struct with private properties, or at least that shouldn't be the default

[pale vessel]

so that it's accessible only within the set scope

[sharp geyser]

IT makes no sense

[pale vessel]

you'd want a public struct with some public properties, or let a struct not be accessible at all outside the set scope

[sharp geyser]

Yea but like, if you make the struct itself public it makes no sense that by default its properties are private

[pale vessel]

it would

[sharp geyser]

I feel like i'd rather have to specify private properties than public ones inside of a struct thats already been deemed public

[pale vessel]

not all properties should be public, that'd give unexpected behavior

it's not public until you say so

it's less complicated that way

[sharp geyser]

Okay, so you just say that those properties are private

Idk I just feel its a hassle to have to write public for each and every property

That would get extremely annoying for large structs

[pale vessel]

there's a reason why macros exist

(that's dumb though, don't do that)

[sharp geyser]

So for some reason it isn't loading my config anymore

[sharp geyser]

How exactly does Lazy work?

Cause it was working just a few seconds ago until I changed the values in the config file that I am loading

its still using old config vals

[wheat mesa]

Did you not restart the program?

[sharp geyser]

I did several times

[radiant kraken]

this is not C++ misty

it's like a C++ class

most of the time you would only need private struct members

[pale vessel]

it calls the function and sets the returned value on first access afaik

[pale vessel]

make sure you actually saved the right file

[sharp geyser]

it is being saved

But the config is just not being loaded anymore

I have a print that gets called when it has successfully loaded, and if it doesn't it errors. so far I am getting nothing and it is using old values

[pale vessel]

yeah that's weird, especially when you restarted the program

[sharp geyser]

yea, idk what is happening

[sharp geyser]

Since you have used it before, does anything here look off? https://hatebin.com/blbyqcoynu

I don't see why its no longer being called after restarting and instead treats it as if it already had been loaded from a previous time

[pale vessel]

that looks totally fine. i really don't think it's the code

[crystal wigeon]

Whatchu bois cookin

[pale vessel]

check where you're running the executable too

[crystal wigeon]

[pale vessel]

you might have two config files somewhere, who knows

[crystal wigeon]

Rust?

[sharp geyser]

Yea I already checked all that

The only config file I have is the one I edited

this is so strange

[pale vessel]

what command do you use to run the code?

also, try deleting/renaming your config file. see if it errors

[sharp geyser]

I simply use cargo run

[pale vessel]

i see

[sharp geyser]

Yea idk man, it seems to me that it is just not calling and populating the config variable for some reason

[pale vessel]

did ya try this?

[sharp geyser]

yea

same thing

[pale vessel]

so there's like a ghost file lmao

if you add something like a print inside the code, do you see it in the console?

[sharp geyser]

unless it is being copied over into the debug stuff because its being used

[sharp geyser]

Well the thing is if it is even loading the config it should be saying it has loaded it

if not it will error and exit

but idk if it will even exit because before it wasn't loading because the path was wrong, then I fixed that and it started loading the config properly. Now that I have made changes to the config file tho it wont load it anymore

[pale vessel]

that's some weird behavior

try deleting your target folder

run everything again, let it build all over again

...unless you tried that already

[sharp geyser]

actually not since I made changes to the config file

let me see if that works this time

nope

still uses old values and doesn't even say the config is loaded

Is it possible it is still in memory?

Like it wasn't deleted for some reason

[pale vessel]

lol tf. nothing like an if statement or any funny loc you added without realizing?

[sharp geyser]

nope

[pale vessel]

errrm, don't think so. you can try relaunching your ide

[sharp geyser]

I can show you both the config loader file and the main file

[pale vessel]

im not home atm but maybe someone else can help, yeah

[sharp geyser]

No one else who uses rust is online 😭

[pale vessel]

oh yea its a Monday

isnt null at school

it's like almost 4pm there

my driving instructor had to do something so i had to wait for him. now its pouring down hard and he's still not back

lizard's here but he's playing league

[sharp geyser]

Okay

so

uh

Weirdly enough its not even calling load_config at all

I just put a print outside of any possible stuff that can block it

[pale vessel]

maybe its somehow running an old executable?

[sharp geyser]

and its just not running

I can try and delete the executable that was built

but no

I deleted the target folder remember

[pale vessel]

didn't you say you did this already

yeah

[sharp geyser]

Hm

[pale vessel]

at this point just make a backup of your code, delete the entire project directory, create a new one, put back all the code and config, and run cargo run again

if that still doesn't work, it's most likely your code

[sharp geyser]

Well just now I found it it could possibly be how I am specifying the file name as before it was using blah/project/../conf.toml

now it is 100% using the correct file path, but still not working, so ima do what you suggest

[pale vessel]

../ should still be relative to where you ran cargo run

[sharp geyser]

yea I logged to see what the path was and turns out I was doing it wrong

I simply just needed to give it the name of the file, the path was already at the right place

[pale vessel]

yup

[sharp geyser]

Still

Even after debugging, it does not seem to be even running the load_config function

and debugging hasn't shown any reasons to this

[lament rock]

abs paths my beloved

[pale vessel]

and if you print something in the first line of the main function, does it actually print it?

if it does, its time to check ur code thoroughly

otherwise you're fucked, idk lmao

[sharp geyser]

It does

Somewhere in my code it is breaking but not reporting

[pale vessel]

possibly

[sharp geyser]

At this point I cant think of any other reason than it is just not erroring

[pale vessel]

i believe it might have errored inside the lazy function

[sharp geyser]

Okay well

using Lazy::force(&CONFIG) got it to do something in the console at least

yet it still uses old config values

Okay well I give up for tonight

I am too tired to continue fucking with this bullshit

[radiant kraken]

yes, i'm sick af right now

[wheat mesa]

Did you save the file

It looks like you’re using Intellij but still

[sharp geyser]

Yes I 100% did

[pale vessel]

maybe it was a jetbrains skill issue

have you tried vsc

[sharp geyser]

not a ide issue

it doesn't matter where I run it

[lyric mountain]

try enabling debug-level logging

it might provide useful hinting at what the issue might be

[sharp geyser]

Dk how to do that

[lyric mountain]

neither do I lul

what lang is it?

[sharp geyser]

Rust

[lyric mountain]

and most importantly, what logger?

or is it the default?

https://rust-lang-nursery.github.io/rust-cookbook/development_tools/debugging/config_log.html

[compact pier]

how can I declare this in typescript

'1' | '2' | '3' | '4' | '5' | '6' | '7' | '8' | '9' | '10' | '11' | '12'

like a type

[lyric mountain]

uhhh...u could use an enum

I suppose u want to allow only values from 1 to 12

optionally just throw an exception if it's outside the range

[compact pier]

how can I do that

[lyric mountain]

idk, just answered from a general coding perspective

I dont use TS

shouldn't be too hard to google tho

[wheat mesa]

Literally just do exactly what you typed but type Something = …

[desert verge]

why my bot is still pending ?

[surreal sage]

real.

[surreal sage]

why even use ts

like

u can just use jsdoc?

assert?

[lyric mountain]

typing

helps wonders when debugging or just generally coding

[digital swan]

can also be a huge headache

but when it works its lovely

[lyric mountain]

not really, when you code already taking into account types it just becomes natural

it's hard to convert to it later tho

[sharp geyser]

@pale vessel hey so, I am logging stuff in the load_config function I have and it is indeed grabbing the correct data and I can only assume when I return it as a result it is also doing so, but for some reason its not actually using that data

[2023-12-11T20:42:36Z INFO  beedle::config] Loaded config: Data {
        discord: DiscordData {
            client_secret: "",
            client_id: "1128600826752008192",
            redirect_url: "http://localhost:8080/callback",
            discord_api_url: "https://discord.com/api/v10",
            discord_auth_url: "https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1128600826752008192&response_type=code&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A8080%2Fauth%2Fcallback&scope=identify",
            discord_auth_url_email: "https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1128600826752008192&response_type=code&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A8080%2Fauth%2Fcallback&scope=identify+email",
        },
        actix: ActixData {
            secret: "",
        },
    }

[pale vessel]

not using? wdym

[sharp geyser]

Now the link it is showing here is the correct one but the one being used to redirect is still an old link

#[get("/login")]
async fn login() -> impl Responder {
    info!("Here is the auth url: {}", &CONFIG.discord.discord_auth_url);
    Redirect::to(&CONFIG.discord.discord_auth_url).permanent()
}

[pale vessel]

yeah i genuinely don't get that

[pale vessel]

wait isn't that just browser cache?

[sharp geyser]

No way?

[pale vessel]

oh, the logged url is old?

[sharp geyser]

That wouldn't make sense as the server is telling it what to redirect to

I mean no, it doesn't even log that stuff in the login func which I thought was also weird

Maybe you just can't log like that using the env logger

Ima try with a nromal print

yea no, it doesn't even run a println in that function

ima try and clear browswing cache just in case

[sharp geyser]

Ima go fuck myself

[pale vessel]

but it's a permanent redirect

[sharp geyser]

it was browsing cache

😭

[pale vessel]

lol

[sharp geyser]

also wait

why am i even specifying it as permanent

its not

they get redirected to discord then back to the app

[pale vessel]

i tend to avoid 301

[sharp geyser]

permanent is 308 no?

oh okay so

[pale vessel]

The main difference between the 301 and 308 redirects is that when a 308 redirect code is specified, the client must repeat the exact same request (POST or GET) on the target location. For 301 redirect, the client may not necessarily follow the exact same request.

[sharp geyser]

308 is when it uses whatever uri was used previously

which makes sense why it kept using the old one

and 301 just means it will use whatver uri is directly given

😭

[pale vessel]

i haven't used 308 ever afaik

didn't know that was a thing

[sharp geyser]

for some reason actix uses 308 over 301

Okay

well now that it is fixed I can move on

but not now, ima enjoy my last few hours before work by watching some netflix

[sharp geyser]

https://github.com/Mistyerious/beedle/tree/master anyone who knows rust, could take a look at this code and tell me any errors I am possibly making? I am sure that I have butchered it and to be frank I don't really remember what I even did from last night 😭

[pale vessel]

is there anything wrong with it?

[sharp geyser]

Yea, it does all the stuff correctly but when it comes to setting the session data it doesn't seem to do that properly, and then on my index part where I am getting it and then displaying the username if it exists or just a default message it then says that localhost:8080 at path / is unreachable

[sharp geyser]

Anyone trying to reproduce my issue would need this in their project root dir outside of src in a toml file

[discord]
client_secret = ""
client_id = ""
redirect_url = ""
discord_api_url = "https://discord.com/api/v10"
discord_auth_url = ""
discord_auth_url_email = ""
[actix]
secret = ""

[sharp geyser]

@pale vessel fixed the issue

Only issue is right now I dont have a way to refresh the token if it expires but thats for another time

[pale vessel]

noway

[radiant kraken]

congratulations

[sharp geyser]

Thank you

Now I’m just stuck wondering how the hell does actix actually handle expirations of the cookies and if I should even set an expiration time or handle it myself

[frosty gale]

gcc linker errors are the worst thing known to man

they might as well be printed in binary based on how unreadable they are

clang is becoming more delicious day by day

[radiant kraken]

so true

[sharp geyser]

@radiant kraken @wheat mesa please help 😭

I am rewriting my oauth2 stuff to use the oauth2 lib but I am running into async issues

static DISCORD_CLIENT: Lazy<BasicClient> = Lazy::new(|| {
   BasicClient::new(
       ClientId::new(CONFIG.discord.client_id.to_owned()),
       Some(ClientSecret::new(CONFIG.discord.client_secret.to_owned())),
       AuthUrl::new(CONFIG.discord.discord_auth_url.to_owned()).unwrap(),
       Some(TokenUrl::new(CONFIG.discord.discord_token_url.to_owned()).unwrap())
   )
       .set_redirect_uri(RedirectUrl::new(CONFIG.discord.redirect_url.to_owned()).unwrap())
});

#[get("/callback")]
async fn callback(query: actix_web::web::Query<CallbackQuery>) -> Result<HttpResponse> {
    let code = AuthorizationCode::new(query.code.to_string());
    let token_result = DISCORD_CLIENT
        .exchange_code(code)
        .request(http_client)
        .map_err(|e| {
            error!("Failed to spawn blocking task: {:?}", e);
            HttpResponse::InternalServerError().finish()
        }).unwrap();

    let refresh_token = token_result.refresh_token().map(|t| t.secret()).unwrap();

    info!("Token result: {:?}", token_result);
    info!("Refresh Token: {:?}", refresh_token);

    Ok(HttpResponse::Ok().body("Successfully authed"))
}

So when I do the callback I have to give the oauth2 a request client, thing is http_client is a synchronous client so it blocks at runtime. Now oauth2 happens to have a handy async_http_client but idk how I would use it because request takes in Result<HttpResponse> not a future

error[E0271]: expected `async_http_client` to be a fn item that returns `Result<HttpResponse, _>`, but it returns `impl Future<Output = Result<HttpResponse, Error<Error>>>`
    --> src\main.rs:60:18
     |
60   |         .request(async_http_client)
     |          ------- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ expected `Result<HttpResponse, _>`, found future
     |          |
     |          required by a bound introduced by this call
     |
note: calling an async function returns a future
    --> src\main.rs:60:18
     |
60   |         .request(async_http_client)
     |                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
note: required by a bound in `CodeTokenRequest::<'a, TE, TR, TT>::request`
    --> C:\Users\dyeaaaronjr\.cargo\registry\src\index.crates.io-6f17d22bba15001f\oauth2-4.4.2\src\lib.rs:1309:35
     |
1307 |     pub fn request<F, RE>(self, http_client: F) -> Result<TR, RequestTokenError<RE, TE>>
     |            ------- required by a bound in this associated function
1308 |     where
1309 |         F: FnOnce(HttpRequest) -> Result<HttpResponse, RE>,
     |                                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ required by this bound in `CodeTokenRequest::<'a, TE, TR, TT>::request`
help: consider `await`ing on the `Future`
     |
60   |         .request(async_http_client.await)
     |                                   ++++++

[wheat mesa]

do exactly what it tells u to

await the future

[sharp geyser]

I don't know how

I have tried what I know but like

[sharp geyser]

plez give me guidance 😭

async rust is still new to me

I am basically making it up as I go

[wheat mesa]

.request(async_http_client.await)

[sharp geyser]

that is not a thing

[wheat mesa]

line 60

[sharp geyser]

error[E0277]: `fn(oauth2::HttpRequest) -> impl std::future::Future<Output = Result<oauth2::HttpResponse, oauth2::reqwest::Error<reqwest::error::Error>>> {async_http_client}` is not a future
  --> src\main.rs:60:36
   |
60 |         .request(async_http_client.await)
   |                                   -^^^^^
   |                                   ||
   |                                   |`fn(oauth2::HttpRequest) -> impl std::future::Future<Output = Result<oauth2::HttpResponse, oauth2::reqwest::Error<reqwest::error::Error>>> {async_http_client}` is not a future
   |                                   help: remove the `.await`
   |
   = help: the trait `std::future::Future` is not implemented for fn item `fn(oauth2::HttpRequest) -> impl std::future::Future<Output = Result<oauth2::HttpResponse, oauth2::reqwest::Error<reqwest::error::Error>>> {async_http_client}`
   = note: fn(oauth2::HttpRequest) -> impl std::future::Future<Output = Result<oauth2::HttpResponse, oauth2::reqwest::Error<reqwest::error::Error>>> {async_http_client} must be a future or must implement `IntoFuture` to be awaited
   = note: required for `fn(HttpRequest) -> impl Future<Output = Result<HttpResponse, Error<Error>>> {async_http_client}` to implement `IntoFuture`
   = note: the full type name has been written to 'C:\Dev\discord-app\target\debug\deps\discord_app.long-type-17403919131916426491.txt'