development

[civic sundial]

idn't understand

okee

[warm surge]

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

[civic sundial]

Ummm where do i put this

[warm surge]

index but listen to @deft wolf first before me

[civic sundial]

Okie

[deft wolf]

There are 2 types of commands: global and server. Your code tries to create server commands on a server where your bot is not allowed to do so. You most likely added the bot without application.commands

There is everything you need: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65539808/missing-access-for-slash-commands

[civic sundial]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhh

Fk yea bro

[civic sundial]

@deft wolf still same

[deft wolf]

Then I can't help you if the bot is on the server where you want to create commands and you added it again with the appropriate permissions. This is something you have to deal with yourself because all I could do was already done

[civic sundial]

i added the wrong guild id first but now errors change

[deft wolf]

Yep, command name must be lowercase

[civic sundial]

and worked

thanks dude

[lament rock]

sql has a time and place which isn't always. Object storage is no place for sql and is more suited for solutions like redis

by "Object" I mean ephemeral data which is usually a json encoded string

The Object storage that people refer to when talking about cdns is its own monster

[solemn latch]

How am I just now discovering ??= In nodejs.

[lyric mountain]

redis is more suited for fast I/O, not so much as a permanent storage solution

aka a cache

but yeah, I do agree that no-sql is the best option when you need to store a lot of arbitrary data with no relationship whatsoever

[lament rock]

yup I said ephemeral for a reason

redis does have persistence but it isnt meant to be persistence

[tulip ledge]

What does it do

[lyric mountain]

assigns if null

[solemn latch]

It's an null coalescence assignment

It's like x ?? y
But it assigns Y to x if x is null.

let x;
const y = 2;

x ??= y

x is now 2

Great for default values.

[lyric mountain]

it works especially great for web/app frameworks like react or flutter

because it'll assign a component to a variable on the first render, and then use it without recreating

[lament rock]

null or undefined

not just null

[flat copper]

im getting: error on saving mongo data

    let Guild = client.mongoManager.Guild;
    let id = int.guild.id;

    let guild = await Guild.findOne({ _id: id });
    if (!guild) {
      guild = await new Guild({
        _id: id,
      }).save();

      guild = await Guild.findOne({ _id: id });
    }

    guild.roles.push({
      contract,
      role,
    });

    await guild.save()

[lyric mountain]

circular structure means you have an object inside itself

in your case, if I'd have to bet, it'd be ```json
{
guild_id: "12345",
members: [
{
user_id: "123",
guild: {
guild_id: "12345",
members: [
{
user_id: "123",
guild: {
guild_id: "12345",
members: [
...
]
}
}
]
}
}
]
}

the guild has members, which have that guild, which have members, which have that guild, ad infinitum

so either remove the guild from the member, or remove the members from the guild

optionally, use a proper database for relational data

[flat copper]

oh okay

thanks!

[eternal osprey]

okay indeed i must give you that it depends on what it's gonna be used for

but whenever i need to create a normal program that needs to store data, i usually would prefer sql over nosql anytime

[lament rock]

definitely

[eternal osprey]

i haven't used nosql a lot of times, just a few for some smaller projects. However, what i really liked about sql over any nosql database was that in sql you actually can see the whole structure of the database as a sort of table

which is like so easy to search through and it provides a clear overview of what you are doing

it's structurally well defined. Not sure whether something like mongo uses such way of storing and displaying as well?

[coral phoenix]

goofy code

[eternal osprey]

this u 📸

[coral phoenix]

my regexing skillz are great

[eternal osprey]

still code goofy af

\0/

[coral phoenix]

ik lol that's why I kept it

I like myself some goofy code

[eternal osprey]

we got something in common

[coral phoenix]

[eternal osprey]

public static void BFS(int[][] graph, int source) {
        state[] explored = new state[graph.length];
        int[] predecessor = new int[graph.length];
        Queue<Integer> frontier = new LinkedList<>();
        colors[] coloring = new colors[graph.length];
        coloring[source] = colors.RED;
        for (int i = source + 1; i < graph.length; i++) {
            explored[i] = state.UNDISCOVERED;
            predecessor[i] = -1;
        }
        explored[source] = state.DISCOVERED;
        predecessor[source] = -1;
        frontier.add(source);

        while (!frontier.isEmpty()) {
            int CurrentElement = frontier.remove();
            for (int i = 0; i < graph.length; i++) {
                if (graph[CurrentElement][i] != 0 && coloring[CurrentElement] != coloring[i]
                        && explored[i] != state.DISCOVERED) {
                    predecessor[i] = CurrentElement;
                    explored[i] = state.DISCOVERED;
                    frontier.add(i);
                    if (coloring[CurrentElement] == colors.RED) {
                        coloring[i] = colors.BLUE;
                    } else {
                        coloring[i] = colors.RED;
                    }

                }
            }
        }
        System.out.println("\nMatches and Chosen Colors:");
        for (int i = 0; i < edges; i++) {
            System.out.println("Vertex " + i + " Color: " + coloring[i]);
        }
    }```

goofy, but i mean it works

[coral phoenix]

if it ain't broke don't fix it

[eternal osprey]

it's slow tho

but i am unsure on how to fix the algo

[coral phoenix]

I only like goofy code when it's fast

[eternal osprey]

its runtime is 0(V + E)

yeah but this code is a 2-coloring algo

it's hard to make it faster than this i think

unless i remove bfs and move on to something faster..

bipartite matching maybe? Using capacity scaling or edmond karp?

[coral phoenix]

Microsoft and Mojang do have really goofy code

[eternal osprey]

but

[coral phoenix]

their backed is the goofiest

let me show something rq

goofy

good trailer

[eternal osprey]

code looks okay tho

what's the goofy part

[coral phoenix]

goofy handling mostly and easter eggs

and they really can't spell

[eternal osprey]

is that mojang?

bro i just realized, null === ... hell nah

why tf they checking null values like that

[coral phoenix]

yes

descrpition

it's active

lol

[coral phoenix]

goofiness

[spark flint]

goofy ahh code

that indentation pains me

[coral phoenix]

I feel like I'm doing this wrong yet it works and don't know how to make it better

[spark flint]

why arrays

[coral phoenix]

linked creators

it's marketplace creators

when one of the creator names uploads an item the channel gets notified

and want only one linked channel per guild

• I need to do it that way because I'm using firestore

it's weird

there are so so many edge cases that it makes me want to die faster

[spark flint]

i just find that painful

[coral phoenix]

it is

[coral phoenix]

the bot has it's own custom made account linking system using oauth which was even more painful to make a working api wrapper for

mostly because the microsoft official library sucks ballz

https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js

[spark flint]

lol

[civic sundial]

everything was fine until i registered second command

@warm surge @grim aspen @deft wolf

[lament rock]

Names cannot have capital letters or spaces

[grim aspen]

Man imma have to start setting a schedule in this channel of when I’m available. Was about to go to bed.

[lament rock]

You arent obligated to help. Just live your life

[grim aspen]

True

[sharp geyser]

wtf

what is that

Is that even possible in js

[radiant kraken]

yes

[sharp geyser]

why does that look cursed

[radiant kraken]

js itself is cursed

@sharp geyser sorry for being inactive with your project, i've been really busy lately

the first half of 2024 is not really the best time to code

[sharp geyser]

all good

i've been inactive as well

[scenic kelp]

that's just the syntax for using variables in keys ig

ngl i did not know that

[sharp geyser]

same

so like what is the point

[pale vessel]

it's good for one liners, that's for sure

[sharp geyser]

yea but I see no practical use outside of it

[wheat mesa]

how do I treat functions as variables guys

this is quickly becoming a clusterfuck of a language

I guess I check the type of the callee's arguments, and if it has a function I look at my functions table for what was passed in

I am rubber ducking because this problem is very specific to my poor design decisions and I am sorry

[wheat mesa]

this makes sense when you think about how js handles properties, you can access props of an object like so object["propertyName"]

so it makes sense you can define objects with variable keys like that

[pale vessel]

so you could directly pass an object that includes the key and values instead of doing const obj = { ... }; obj[key] = "value";

someFunctionCall({ [key]: "value" });`

[wheat mesa]

fuck this is disgusting

I guess it's my fault for having a TypeAnnotation enum and a TypeInfo enum

but to my actual question, what would be the "idiomatic rust" way of doing lines 42-45

Some combination of .iter().some_function().collect()

I tried .map but since from_annotation returns a result, the closure wants to collect into a Vec<Result<TypeInfo, TypeError>> when I really just need it to bubble errors up and collect into Vec<TypeInfo>

[sharp geyser]

I mean if the key is dynamic sure

but like

[pale vessel]

yes, that's the entire point xD

it's for those

[sharp geyser]

yea but like I dont see many cases where its needed so I guess i've just never seen it

[pale vessel]

same ngl

[sharp geyser]

its a cool thing to learn

[radiant kraken]

@sharp geyser ```json
{
"table_name": "test",
"columns": [
{
"name": "test2",
"columnType": "text"
},
{
"name": "test3",
"column_type": "int",
"default": 0,
"not_null": true
}
]
}

parsing the entire JSON here or just the column_type property?

[sharp geyser]

well I want to parse the default field into its proper rust type, so if they provide a int then it will be parsed as an int if its a string then a string and so on

[eternal osprey]

guys, i spent 4 months learning haskell. I am reasonably good at it, but is there any function use for it? Do any jobs require haskell.. it seems like an old fucking language no one uses

[sharp geyser]

no

not at all

i dont really know I am kidding

[eternal osprey]

😭

[pale vessel]

ask xetera maybe xD

[radiant kraken]

you can use https://docs.rs/serde_json/latest/serde_json/value/enum.Value.html for that

if you are unsure with the type

[eternal osprey]

does xetera know haskell?

[pale vessel]

he's sure about the type but he doesn't know how to parse it/make a deserializer for it

[pale vessel]

i believe so

[sharp geyser]

hm

[eternal osprey]

I mean it's a fun language don't get me wrong, it's really compact and powerful but to be fair imo imperative/oop obliterates functional programming

[radiant kraken]

i mean, if the purpose of the property is that it can handle various types, why make another enum just for handling multiple types when serde_json::Value exists

[pale vessel]

maybe check his projects and find inspiration

[sharp geyser]

fair

[eternal osprey]

buildM :: (Monad m) => m (Maybe a) -> m [a]
buildM mm = do
ma <- mm
case ma of
Just a -> do as <- buildM mm; return (a:as)
Nothing -> return []```
like the syntax is so cursed but it grew onto me and now i can't stop using haskell for computations in my code.

[radiant kraken]

true

millions of videos explaining what a monad is would never get into my mind

[eternal osprey]

i could explain it if you'd like

[sharp geyser]

Also

is it okay to be using to_owned alot?

[radiant kraken]

like in what way

[sharp geyser]

like I have a sanitize_input function that makes sure it is only a-z 0-9 and it takes in an input

[radiant kraken]

what's your code

[sharp geyser]

let data_type_str = sanitize_input(column.column_type.to_owned());

or is it better to make the sanitize_input type be &String instead?

[radiant kraken]

yes

[sharp geyser]

and then just do &column.column_type

[radiant kraken]

yes

use .clone() or .to_owned() only as a last resort

[sharp geyser]

What does to_owned actually do? I know it essentially makes a new reference

or at least thats what I assume

[radiant kraken]

it basically clones the string

[sharp geyser]

I see

[radiant kraken]

if a reference might outlive the original value, that must be owned

[eternal osprey]

the way i grasped the concept is just that a monad is an unpure function. Haskell basically relies on pure functions, whenever you use the same params you will always get the same output. Obviosuly in other languages that is not the case. However, suppose you want to do something unpure, say you want to generate random data or get console.input (this is something that's not always the same as haskell likes), you must use monads. See monads as regular boxes that wrap around a certain value. See it as a condom protecting the values inside \0/ while it's being passed around functions.

In the end, to be able to use and extract values from that condom you must use <- or use applied chaining (many different other ways as well). For all functions that use such unpure actions such as console inputs or generating random numbers, you MUST have as an output the same condom wrapper. that's it

this is for you @radiant kraken hope it helps

[radiant kraken]

hmmm

so monads are

pure wrappers of unpure values

like mutable variables?

[sharp geyser]

Also is it better to use Result for functions that return something that could possibly error?

[radiant kraken]

yes

[sharp geyser]

Seems like result is kinda like a try/catch

[radiant kraken]

exactly

it's rust's way of exceptions

[sharp geyser]

oop

[radiant kraken]

it's way better even because it requires you to handle the error before retrieving the output of a function

[sharp geyser]

Does using unwrap on a result defeat the purpose of using the result?

Cause doesn't the unwrap mute the error?

actually no

it panics if it runs into an error

[radiant kraken]

no

though you don't really have to constantly use unwrap

since if it panics it stops the entire program

i recommend you make use of the ? operator instead```rs
fn some_func() -> Result<i32, YourErrorType> {}

fn my_func() -> Result<T, YourErrorType> {
let value = some_func()?;
// value is i32, if it errors, it immediately propagates the error out of this function
// to use the ? operator, the return type of the function calling it must be a Result, and the error type matches too
}

[sharp geyser]

hm

it seems I can't use it on something that returns a Result<String, HttpResponse> cause String doesn't implement trait FromResidual

[radiant kraken]

wdym?

[sharp geyser]

error[E0277]: the `?` operator can only be used in a closure that returns `Result` or `Option` (or another type that implements `FromResidual`)
  --> src/tables/create_table.rs:38:72
   |
37 |             .map(|column| {
   |                  -------- this function should return `Result` or `Option` to accept `?`
38 |                 let data_type_str = sanitize_input(&column.column_type)?; // Ensure uppercase for consistency
   |                                                                        ^ cannot use the `?` operator in a closure that returns `std::string::String`
   |
   = help: the trait `FromResidual<Result<Infallible, HttpResponse>>` is not implemented for `std::string::String`

error: aborting due to previous error

For more information about this error, try `rustc --explain E0277`.

[radiant kraken]

can i see the code

[sharp geyser]

use actix_web::{HttpResponse, post, Responder, web};
use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize};
use serde_json::{Value};
use sqlx::{Pool, Postgres};
use crate::database::sanitize_input;

#[derive(Deserialize)]
struct CreateTable {
    table_name: String,
    columns: Vec<Column>
}

#[derive(Deserialize)]
struct Column {
    name: String,
    #[serde(alias = "columnType")]
    column_type: String,
    default: Option<Value>,
    primary: Option<bool>,
    #[serde(alias = "notNull")]
    not_null: Option<bool>
}

#[derive(Serialize)]
struct TableCreation {
    success: bool,
    reason: String
}

#[post("/")]
pub async fn create_table(pool: web::Data<Pool<Postgres>>, table: web::Json<CreateTable>) -> impl Responder {
    let query = format!(
        "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {} ( {} );",
        sanitize_input(&table.table_name).unwrap(),
        table.columns
            .iter()
            .map(|column| {
                let data_type_str = sanitize_input(&column.column_type)?;
                let default_clause = match &column.default {
                    Some(default) => format!("DEFAULT {}", sanitize_input(&serde_json::to_string(default).unwrap()).unwrap()),
                    None => String::new(),
                };

                let not_null_clause = if column.not_null.unwrap_or(false) { " NOT NULL " } else { "" };

                format!("{} {} {}{}", &column.name, data_type_str, default_clause, not_null_clause)
            })
            .collect::<Vec<String>>()
            .join(", ")
    );

    HttpResponse::Ok().body("Works")
}

[radiant kraken]

the map closure doesn't return a Result<String, SomeError>, it returns a String

[sharp geyser]

well yea cause it returns a format!

[radiant kraken]

does actix_web allow functions to return a Result?

[sharp geyser]

it should yea

Honestly I think I could be doing this all a lot better

but idk

I am not used to results even my sanitize function is probably ass

[radiant kraken]

hm

what's the return type of sanitize_input?

[sharp geyser]

pub fn sanitize_input(input: &String) -> Result<String, HttpResponse> {
    let pattern = Regex::new(r#"[^a-zA-Z0-9]"#).unwrap();

    if pattern.is_match(input.as_str()) {
        Ok(String::from(input))
    } else {
        Err(HttpResponse::BadRequest().json(SanitizeError {
            reason: "You provided an unauthorized character in one of your fields (can only be a-z 0-9)"
        }))
    }
}

[radiant kraken]

ah

[sharp geyser]

this is ass

im pretty sure even if it error it wont use the HttpResponse thing

😭

[radiant kraken]

you can make sanitize_input return a Result<String, actix_web::error::Error> instead

and ```rs
Err(actix_web::error::ErrorBadRequest(serde_json::to_string(json!({
reason: "You provided an unauthorized character in one of your fields (can only be a-z 0-9)"
}))))

and instead of using map, use a for loop

[sharp geyser]

huh

[sharp geyser]

This isnt possible btw

[radiant kraken]

why?

[sharp geyser]

oh wait

to_string takes in a reference

I was reading the error wrong and got confused

😭

        Err(ErrorBadRequest(
            serde_json::to_string(&json!({
                "reason": "You cannot use unauthorized characters such as semi colons or anything that is no numbers or letters."
            })
        )?))

this is what I had to do

[radiant kraken]

or you can just write a json string literal

directly

[sharp geyser]

?

[radiant kraken]

Err(actix_web::error::ErrorBadRequest(String::from("{\
  \"reason\": \"You provided an unauthorized character in one of your fields (can only be a-z 0-9)\"\
}")))

to use multiline strings in rust, just end your string literal with \

[sharp geyser]

yea nah

the other way loosk cleaner

[radiant kraken]

oh okay lol

[radiant kraken]

you dont need to use ? here, just use .unwrap

since the error is not worth propagating

[sharp geyser]

😭

you told me not to use unwrap

I had unwrap before but then swapped it to use ?

[radiant kraken]

serde_json::to_string should never error as the input would always be a valid json value

[sharp geyser]

fair

[sharp geyser]

the `?` operator can only be used in an async function that returns `Result` or `Option` (or another type that implements `FromResidual`) [E0277] Help: the trait `FromResidual<Result<Infallible, actix_web::Error>>` is not implemented for `HttpResponse`

I still dont understand what this error is actually saying other than I am doing it wrong

:D

[radiant kraken]

send code

[sharp geyser]

pub fn sanitize_input(input: &String) -> Result<String, actix_web::error::Error> {
    let pattern = Regex::new(r#"[^a-zA-Z0-9]"#).unwrap();

    if pattern.is_match(input.as_str()) {
        Ok(String::from(input))
    } else {
        Err(ErrorBadRequest(
            serde_json::to_string(&json!({
                "reason": "You cannot use unauthorized characters such as semi colons or anything that is no numbers or letters."
            })
        ).unwrap()))
    }
}

#[post("/")]
pub async fn create_table(pool: web::Data<Pool<Postgres>>, table: web::Json<CreateTable>) -> impl Responder {
    let query = format!(
        "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {} ( {} )",
        sanitize_input(&table.table_name)?,
        ""
    );

    HttpResponse::Ok().body("Works")
}

[radiant kraken]

create_table must return a Result<..., actix_web::error::Error> as well

[sharp geyser]

really?

😭

[radiant kraken]

just replace HttpResponse::Ok().body("Works") with Ok(String::new("Works"))

and replace impl Responder with Result<String, actix_web::error::Error>

[sharp geyser]

But then the status code is gone, gotta keep up with web standards

[radiant kraken]

what status code?

[sharp geyser]

like 200, 404, 500 etc

[radiant kraken]

ErrorBadRequest already does it for you

it returns an actix_web::error::Error with status code 400

[sharp geyser]

that only handles bad requests not successful ones. What if I wanted to return a status code of 201 as this endpoint creates something

[radiant kraken]

hmm

you can return a Result<HttpResponse, actix_web::error::Error> instead

[sharp geyser]

Fair actually

Well

I have to return the input from the sanitization no?

[radiant kraken]

wdym?

[sharp geyser]

Well I have to return something from the sanitization either the input back or a bool value saying it is sanitized

[radiant kraken]

you can still use ? on the sanitation function and use the String output

the sanitation function return type just needs to be Result<..., actix_web::error::Error>

[sharp geyser]

oh okay

[sharp geyser]

So wait how does serde_json::Value work?

[radiant kraken]

serde_json::Value works for any json value

or json property

it's like JavaScript any

[sharp geyser]

but how do I know what the type actually is?

I know you can do something like unwrap_or(Value::as_str)

but that casts it no?

[radiant kraken]

match value {
  serde_json::Value::String(s) => { ... },
  _ => {},
}

[sharp geyser]

I see

[sharp geyser]

@radiant kraken Is there an easy way to do this for loop? cause I feel like making a variable and setting it in the for loop is not the best idea

    let mut columns = "";

        for column in &table.columns {

            let default_type_str = sanitize_input(&column.column_type)?;



            columns = format!("{}", "").as_str();
        }
    let query = format!(
        "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {} ( {:#?} )",
        sanitize_input(&table.table_name)?,
        columns
    );

also ignore the fact this is overwriting the columns variable each iteration I know that I am tired 😭

[radiant kraken]

just create a vec, push stuff into it, and then join

[sharp geyser]

@radiant kraken Omg I am trying to do something that is requiring me to use lifetimes I think

😭

https://hatebin.com/jpdhhziizy I made a convert_default method on the column so I can convert the default value directly into a string as I don't really need it to be anything else if all I am using it for is to build an sql query

but I was googling and it seems that the error i was facing prior to trying to use lifetimes was because it didn't know how long the reference was going to last so I needed to use lifetimes to specify such thing

for context here is the error I was facing before

cannot return value referencing temporary value [E0515] returns a value referencing data owned by the current function

[radiant kraken]

impl Column {
    fn convert_default(&self) -> Option<String> {
        match self.default {
            Value::String(string) => Some(string.clone()),
            Value::Number(number) => Some(number.to_string()),
            Value::Bool(bool) => Some(bool.to_string()),
            _ => None
        })
    }
}
``` does this work?

[sharp geyser]

yes

😭

why didnt I think of it

@radiant kraken bro wtf am I seeing in my console rn

I mean I guess the only important thing is called `Option::unwrap()` on a `None` value

Seems to be happening on my convert_default method hm

OOOOO

Its because I don't always supply a default value

impl Column {
    fn convert_default(&self) -> Option<String> {

        match self.default.as_ref() {
            Some(v) => Some(match v {
                Value::String(string) => string.clone(),
                Value::Number(number) => number.to_string(),
                Value::Bool(bool) => bool.to_string(),
                _ => String::new()
            }),
            None => Some(String::new())
        }
    }
}

what do you think of this null? I have no idea what it actually is doing but internet helped me come up with it :D

and it seems to work

[radiant kraken]

why use an Option when the function constantly returns Some

[sharp geyser]

Again this was from some internet post

I dont understand it myself

[radiant kraken]

bru

impl Column {
    fn convert_default(&self) -> String {
        match self.default.as_ref() {
            Some(v) => match v {
                Value::String(string) => string.clone(),
                Value::Number(number) => number.to_string(),
                Value::Bool(bool) => bool.to_string(),
                _ => String::new()
            },
            None => String::new()
        }
    }
}

[sharp geyser]

So what exactly was the above doing?

like before yours

what I posted

[radiant kraken]

converts the enum to a String representation of it

[sharp geyser]

this?

[radiant kraken]

yes

otherwise return an empty string

[sharp geyser]

gotcha

[odd citrus]

any recommends for free hosting?

[deft wolf]

Nope

[solemn latch]

Using a computer at home is the only one id realistically use.

Well, oracles free vps's are actually not bad. If you don't mind arm, and don't load them up too much(they have harsher restrictions now) and you must provide a debit card even though it's free.

[wheat mesa]

This ^

They’re really nice for hosting a small bot

[eternal osprey]

no not necessarily. Well, mutable variables are another monad denoted by IOREF. However, monads are a collective box of all sorts of unpure functions/usages. So think about:

IOREF -> mutable variables
IO -> for input ouput actions, hence unpure again.
And many more, you can also create your own monads to denote that a custom data type is used for unpure actions

the wrapper is not pure, it's basically just a box that holds values that's it. Just those values are unpure as they were generated from an unpure action/function

if you are really into it, hit me up in my dm and i can give you a more in-depth explanation with code etc

[compact pier]

what do you guys think about this ransom font generator

https://www.thinis.de/

Just made it, but kinda not happy

[sage bobcat]

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[sage bobcat]

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[compact pier]

yeah, I don't really know how I should do that

I mean I can split words, breakline and then resize them, but I dunno

[sage bobcat]

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[compact pier]

ahh you mean the mobile mode? there is an option on the inspect element tab

[sage bobcat]

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[compact pier]

looks like this, but ik on actual mobile looks worse

[sage bobcat]

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[compact pier]

yeah, it also works too. You can access it through local ip and port

I will do :)

[timid lintel]

[neon leaf]

god adding translations to a bot is annoying https://fs.rjns.dev/v/SnbUrJMpCkrbXwqbbS

13 files in 4 hours

even with copilot

[coral phoenix]

damn I just have an api that does it for me and a /config command to pick the language

[lyric mountain]

that's why you always begin a project with i18n in mind

adding it afterwards isn't doable

btw you have a lot of levels there, are you using a locale file or what?

[neon leaf]

yeah in combination with a website

[lyric mountain]

idk what webui is

but well, a thing I dont recommend is over-specializing your strings, try to reuse as many strings as possible

else you'll do more than double the work translating those

[neon leaf]

yeah I reuse alot

had to adjust my format a few times to do that

commands take the longest, buttons, modals, etc are pretty quick

so that keeps my motivation up

hopefully

[queen needle]

Can you elaborate on this? Ive tried adding localization before and I feel I always overcomplicate it

[lyric mountain]

if you narrow your strings too much, you end up having like 3-4 nearly identical strings for every entry on your locale file

try to make them as generic as possible, so you're able to reuse strings

you might also use template strings for things that only a few words change

if you want not to overcomplicate, remember that for i18n u only need 2 things: an acessor and a locale file

the acessor should only be acessing that file and reading the specified key (and storing it in a cache, with ttl)

the file should be a simple key-value structure, personally I prefer the properties structure but yaml, ini, xml, whatever also works

I dont avise using json/xml as you need to parse the whole file before being able to retrieve a single line, so you're forced to keep the full file(s) in memory all the time

[neon leaf]

well I use json because its easy to read and I need all in memory anyway

[lyric mountain]

you dont, some strings are accessed much more often than others

this becomes a problem on very big locale files, not so much on smaller ones

[neon leaf]

well I would consider ~100kb (estimated end result) small

[lyric mountain]

it grows when parsed

also u need to consider you'll be keeping more than 1 file in memory

[neon leaf]

yeah, compared to what else im doing its nothing

I think my dev instance with everything cached for later used is like 700mb

I have 128gb available

[sharp geyser]

@wheat mesa @radiant kraken okay so I have something regarding this I want to ask. I know previously I was thinking of not letting them use their own database urls but looking at the docs for sqlx, I can theoretically create pools for multiple databases. So I can create a pool and set it to like a map/hashmap and then call upon it whenever they are making requests.

Do you think this would work in your professional rust experience?

[radiant kraken]

sounds good

[sharp geyser]

okay good :D

[radiant kraken]

plus my rust experience aint even professional

[sharp geyser]

This makes it a lot easier as all they need to do is just provide their postgres user + pass and boom

[radiant kraken]

i've never made a full-stack rust app before

[sharp geyser]

plus I wont need to worry about sql injection as they can only affect databases attached to them

[radiant kraken]

[sharp geyser]

who sql injects themselves

[sharp geyser]

you still a professional in my eyes

[sharp geyser]

@radiant kraken should I use &'static or should I use something else? iirc you mentioned Arcs

[radiant kraken]

send me your code for context

[sharp geyser]

pub struct DatabaseState {
    pool_manager: HashMap<String, Pool<Postgres>>
}

pub async fn create_pool(database_url: String, state: Data<DatabaseState>) -> Result<&'static Pool<Postgres>, actix_web::error::Error>{
    let pool = state.pool_manager.get(&database_url);


    if pool.is_some() {
        Ok(pool.unwrap())
    } else {
        state.pool_manager.insert(&database_url, PgPoolOptions::new().connect(&database_url).await.expect("Failed to connect to the database, please check your "))
    }
}

[radiant kraken]

nope that's invalid

[sharp geyser]

well I have yet to implement returning an error but what is invalid

and what should I do instead

[radiant kraken]

remove 'static

[sharp geyser]

it requires a lifetime

[radiant kraken]

do you really have to return a reference?

[sharp geyser]

Okay so ik the function says create_pool but it is meant to get the pool if it exists or create one then return it

[sharp geyser]

What else should I return?

[radiant kraken]

the value itself

what's the return type of pool_manager.get?

[sharp geyser]

Option<&Pool<Postgres>>

[radiant kraken]

ah

[sharp geyser]

Should I do pool.unwrap().clone()?

[radiant kraken]

hm

[radiant kraken]

try this perhaps?

use core::marker::PhantomData;

pub struct DatabaseState<'a> {
    pool_manager: HashMap<String, Pool<Postgres>>,
    phantom: PhantomData<&'a ()>,
}

pub async fn create_pool<'a>(database_url: String, state: Data<DatabaseState<'a>>) -> Result<&'a Pool<Postgres>, actix_web::error::Error>{
    let pool = state.pool_manager.get(&database_url);


    if pool.is_some() {
        Ok(pool.unwrap())
    } else {
        state.pool_manager.insert(&database_url, PgPoolOptions::new().connect(&database_url).await.expect("Failed to connect to the database, please check your "))
    }
}

[sharp geyser]

me no understand what that is

[radiant kraken]

PhantomData is a value without a size that let's you explicitly add a lifetime generic to a struct without references in it

hence, marker

to declare it in a struct initiation you just do ```rs
StructName {
phantom: PhantomData,
}

it's 0 bytes in memory so it has no overhead

[wheat mesa]

Yeah it’s just to make the compiler happy

[wheat mesa]

I don’t understand though… why do you need multiple different connections?

[sharp geyser]

So that way I can handle multiple databases?

[radiant kraken]

And me happy, too

[wheat mesa]

But why do you need to handle multiple databases at the same time?

I also don’t really know what you’re making, I forgor

[sharp geyser]

Because I am making a service for roblox devs to store data externally rather than use datastores.

Each roblox dev when signing up gets their own pg user that they can use to make new databases and in turn tables on those dbs

[wheat mesa]

Sounds like devops hell ngl 😭

[sharp geyser]

The querying/mutation of those databases has to be done over rest api though as roblox is limited on what you can do

[radiant kraken]

i dont think roblox devs know what postgres even is

[sharp geyser]

Which is why they don't have to

I am handling it all myself, all they do is query

[wheat mesa]

So you’re building a rest api for managing data

[sharp geyser]

Essentially yes.

[wheat mesa]

I still don’t really understand why that requires multiple pools

[sharp geyser]

Well because the rest api needs to know what database to query?

What database to use to make new tables?

[wheat mesa]

Hmmmm maybe I understand what you’re saying now

[sharp geyser]

I can't simply use a pg user with root access

that is dumb

so I am using their already made pg user accounts

so they can only manipulate dbs they made

[wheat mesa]

I see

[sharp geyser]

Also if anyone tries and sql inject they are fucking themselves over

But yea, thats why I am creating multiple pools.

[wheat mesa]

I mean ideally you just use prepared statements to prevent injection in the first place but idk how you’re structuring it

[sharp geyser]

You can't use prepared statements with sqlx on table names and columns

[wheat mesa]

Since this sounds like something that beginner devs would use more than advanced devs, why bother letting them query the database themselves? Why not just mimic a datastore-esque API and expose it to endpoints

Seems like it would be a little safer and simpler to implement

[sharp geyser]

How so?

Like I get what you mean but I am also not sure I am understanding

I am pretty sure I am going for what you are talking about either way.

[wheat mesa]

Idk how datastores work in roblox but I assume that it’s not super complex, probably supports loading, mutating, and saving data

Sounds like supporting SQL is a nightmare for devs that likely don’t know how to use it

Unless I’m misunderstanding what you’re doing

[sharp geyser]

Well I am trying to mimic roblox datastores but use a relational database instead

[wheat mesa]

Why’s that

[sharp geyser]

Honestly, no idea just thought it'd be fun

[wheat mesa]

Fair enough

Go for it

[sharp geyser]

Though I do admit that I dislike how unfamiliar datastores are in roblox

it feels more restrictive

With a relational database I can create one-to-one, one-to-many and even many-to-many table relations where tables rely on each other and make fetching data easier

if I fetch a user, I can get any inventory data associated to that user as well

instead of how roblox right now you have to make multiple datastores

or you could save stringified json, but that requires you to have to use something to decode/encode the data as well

its a whole extra step

[radiant kraken]

@sharp geyser did the phantomdata work?

[sharp geyser]

Oh no idea I got sidetracked by how ima make the module for this so it seems similar to Roblox DataStores lol

I’ll test it here in a second after my shower

[sharp geyser]

So it did fix some of the lifetime issues

I have thes errors now: https://hatebin.com/qwtmqtshkh
As far as the first error goes, I don't really understand what I should do to fix it, the second one is also a bit confusing on what it wants me to do as I don't see how it is borrowing anything. The third one I get it says to use .clone but you've said to stay away from it as much as possible so idk if I should listen to the compiler

[crisp hedge]

Hi

Gm

[sharp geyser]

Okay so my shitty solution to some of these problems

pub async fn get_or_create_pool<'a>(database_url: String, state: &'a mut Data<DatabaseState<'a>>) -> Result<&'a Pool<Postgres>, actix_web::error::Error>{
    if let Some(pool) = state.pool_manager.get(&database_url) {
        Ok(pool)
    } else {
        let pool = PgPoolOptions::new().connect(&database_url).await;

        match pool {
            Ok(pg_pool) => {
                state.pool_manager.insert(database_url.clone(), pg_pool.clone());
                Ok(&pg_pool)
            },
            Err(err) => {
                Err(ErrorBadRequest(
                    DatabaseError {
                        reason: String::from(err.to_string())
                    }
                ))
            }
        }
    }
}

Still facing issues regarding the match statement's Ok block

error[E0596]: cannot borrow data in an `Arc` as mutable
  --> src/database.rs:43:17
   |
43 |                 state.pool_manager.insert(database_url.clone(), pg_pool.clone());
   |                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ cannot borrow as mutable
   |
   = help: trait `DerefMut` is required to modify through a dereference, but it is not implemented for `Arc<DatabaseState<'_>>`

error[E0515]: cannot return value referencing local variable `pg_pool`
  --> src/database.rs:44:17
   |
44 |                 Ok(&pg_pool)
   |                 ^^^--------^
   |                 |  |
   |                 |  `pg_pool` is borrowed here
   |                 returns a value referencing data owned by the current function

error[E0425]: cannot find function `sanitize_input` in this scope
  --> src/tables/create_table.rs:66:9
   |
66 |         sanitize_input(&table.table_name)?,
   |         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ not found in this scope

ugh no matter what I try I don't get why it isn't working

[green kestrel]

the ok block is not ok?

😄

[dull quest]

Hey @earnest phoenix, the link to your Will of Steel support server on top.gg is expired.

[spark flint]

https://willofsteel.vercel.app/ -> Community

[grizzled halo]

Hi

[green kestrel]

finally, the last content tag in my game's content is implemented 😄

saved the least common tag type till last

basically is a way for the user to input some information they know, from things theyve seen in-game, basically solving riddles and stuff

location gating based on previous knowledge

[radiant kraken]

if you want to modify a value inside an Arc, it needs to be in a Mutex

so Arc<Mutex<T>>

[eternal osprey]

i've seen alot of people use prisma nowadays, i know it's a database client

is it any good?

[spark flint]

its a database ORM

https://www.prisma.io/

idk how to describe it

but it works with many database types without having to adjust the code much

[eternal osprey]

is it sql based?

[spark flint]

nope

lemme get an example query

[eternal osprey]

huhhh

but it does support sql based databases?

how tf does that work

[spark flint]

this queries postgres

[eternal osprey]

i see, is it like a client that connects your code to the database model?

[spark flint]

yeah

you define the database structure

[eternal osprey]

what's the point of that if many databases offer standalone usage?

duckdb for example, othre SQL based databases etc

[spark flint]

example prisma file

[eternal osprey]

basically the same as create table i see

[spark flint]

yeah

you just tell it what tables already exist

[eternal osprey]

but what is the benefit of using prisma?

Why can't i just use a standalone sql based database

[spark flint]

honestly not sure

but i know its very easy to migrate databases without having to rewrite queries

https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/overview/introduction/why-prisma

this might help

[eternal osprey]

i see it being used a lot tbf

[spark flint]

tldr

[green kestrel]

orm should stand for objective restrictive mess

[spark flint]

i find prisma too complicated for what it does

[green kestrel]

they lost me at "thinking in objects"

[spark flint]

which is why i just use a regular db client / package

[green kestrel]

db rows arent and shouldnt be objects

theyre collections

[eternal osprey]

i see, but let's be real if you have created a SQL based model you only need to change the way the client queries to the database which makes this prisma nullable, sql remains sql

[spark flint]

yes

[green kestrel]

i'll stick to how i do it, and avoid preprocessor nonesense or similar reflection voodoo to map objects->db or db->objects.

[eternal osprey]

if it's an integration between sql and sql as well as sql and nosql then it's pretty sick for sure

[green kestrel]

void autocomplete(dpp::cluster& bot, const dpp::autocomplete_t& event, const std::string& uservalue) {
    auto rs = db::query("SELECT lower(name) AS name FROM game_users WHERE name LIKE ?", {uservalue + "%"});
    dpp::interaction_response ir(dpp::ir_autocomplete_reply);
    for (const auto& r : rs) {
        ir.add_autocomplete_choice(dpp::command_option_choice(r.at("name"), r.at("name")));
    }
    bot.interaction_response_create(event.command.id, event.command.token, ir);
}

i mean really, is understanding SQL that hard?

😄

if your framework or lib protects you properly from sql injection and keeps little bobby tables away from your database, and it properly handles type safety, you dont need an ORM

still havent decided if i want or need to also use redis for some stuff though, i have some things that arent important enough to put in db, but i want to persist over restarts, redis seems a good plan for that

[radiant kraken]

reminds me of mongo

[green kestrel]

mongo makes me think of mungos

https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Mungo

[spark flint]

mangodb

[radiant kraken]

amungos

[lyric mountain]

prisma is akin to java's jpa

if u used it before

[green kestrel]

hmmm

seems the only way to force this first embed to be as wide as the 2nd is to add an icon to it

can anyone else think of a way?

this has been bugging me for some time now

as soon as you add an image to an embed it restricts its width

[lyric mountain]

add an invisible thumbnail

[green kestrel]

hmmm, that works?

i'll give it a go

[lyric mountain]

wrong image

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

[earnest phoenix]

oh thanks for letting me know, is the bots link or server link?

[lyric mountain]

support server

[earnest phoenix]

how do u guys know? :o

or did u just check my bot or sum

[lyric mountain]

idk, just repeated what they said

[earnest phoenix]

ohlol ok

[lyric mountain]

they prolly tried to access it

[neon leaf]

Omehhw1

[compact pier]

Safari render engine is so shit

my website can't even render with safari

[lyric mountain]

well, it used to be worse when IE was still alive

now you just need to support 2 different browsers

[eternal osprey]

what's upp peeps

[quartz kindle]

UTTP

[wispy heath]

Are we able to send voice message using bot?

[lament rock]

Yes

[lament rock]

https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/channel#voice-messages

[trail marten]

no

[trail marten]

that only documents what a voice message is

[wispy heath]

Ohh

[wispy heath]

Sadly we cant 🥲

Even they dont show mp3 as playable on mobile

[lament rock]

I heard someone got it working before :3

[deft wolf]

Probably even a few days after they introduced it

I don't know if it was some undocumented endpoint or something, but I remember there was a conversation about it here

[lament rock]

It was an undoc'd endpoint

[pale vessel]

here's an example i got working: https://gist.github.com/flazepe/b8deffbc728ce917deff5549b5be7a1d

[lament rock]

Can I use this code in SnowTransfer?

[pale vessel]

sure

the waveform needs to be worked on though

[lament rock]

♥️♥️

Okay

[lament rock]

@pale vessel can the id be the same always?

[pale vessel]

the ID doeszn't matter

so yup

[lament rock]

Lmao that's funny

Also, why not just readFileSync and then use the Buffer.byteLength

[pale vessel]

yea you can do that

i just did whatever i thought of

i just thought statSync would be 100% accurate

[lament rock]

Okay cool didn't know if statSync also included like file headers which was important

[pale vessel]

it should be ogg (the file extension) anyway

i haven't tested any other audio file type other than mp3/ogg

but anything commonly supported should work? or similar containers to ogg at least

no clue how discord checks the audio files

[lament rock]

Discord is saying it's supposed to be ogg opus. When was the last time you checked this?

[pale vessel]

the uploaded file i used was an mp3 and it worked. i tested like 30 minutes ago

[lament rock]

Oh okay sweet

[pale vessel]

it's just the extension that needs to be ogg, i believe. you could try to change the extension to be the same as the uploaded file, it might just work

[lament rock]

I'm not really gonna fuck with it tbh

[pale vessel]

i'll fuck with it for u

yup, any audio file type works

[lament rock]

bruh?

[pale vessel]

if you do non-audio file types, it'll fail

[pale vessel]

this is for both attachments and messages endpoint

[lament rock]

so like... Literally any audio file type?

[pale vessel]

this prob

[pale vessel]

i think on the docs, discord meant that as in the audio message you send

we're sending it manually directly to the API so

[lament rock]

Ah. The client only sends ogg

would probably recommend ogg as well to users since other formats have their own quirks

file size as well :(

[pale vessel]

oh, interesting

aac does work, but it doesn't embed

let me try with an actual aac file

okay so it embeds only on mobile

this is similar to the webp situation where it doesn't embed on ios

[pale vessel]

so you're spot on xD

just stick with ogg or mp3 and you'll be fine

[pale vessel]

one thing to note is that the mp3 file that i renamed to .aac stopped embedding as well on desktop

so file extension does matter, not just the audio type itself

[pale vessel]

okay for fuck's sake, the aac file also does embed if you rename it to a .mp3

jeez

[lament rock]

lmao

Does only ogg and mp3 embed?

Also, isn't the max audio length like 60 seconds?

[pale vessel]

(another note, the file extension does not matter for the attachments endpoint)

desktop and mobile:

ogg
mp3
m4a
wav
flac

only on mobile:

aac
aiff
opus
wma

[lament rock]

Are you on apple

aiff is an apple format iirc

[pale vessel]

nope

[lament rock]

Weird okay then

[pale vessel]

already tried and it refused to upload at all

[lament rock]

Oh you mean only clients marked as mobile can upload those attachments

[pale vessel]

never mind it works xD

only on mobile though. on PC, it'll be marked as a normal attachment

wait..

i'm so dumb xD

i already tested it. i thought you were asking a question

[pale vessel]

i have severe brain damage when i said this

[lament rock]

You're doing great

[pale vessel]

and nope, i just looked through google for common audio file types

[lament rock]

This is what I thought you meant #development message

[pale vessel]

ah

when i said it only works on mobile i meant that it only embeds properly as a voice message on mobile

[lament rock]

Alright. I'll just leave it up to the user to figure this crap out

Not about to write out a bunch of file types the user can choose from

[pale vessel]

it's not really a problem. why can't you just hardcode it to be ogg/mp3?

[lament rock]

I could

[pale vessel]

it's a bit jank though

oh lord

[neon leaf]

50% done 🙏 https://fs.rjns.dev/v/XqZwkKbTWIGDEIggUi

[eternal osprey]

is it possible to lock voice channels such that people can't join anymore?

[lament rock]

Yes, but if any roles or overrides explicitly allow CONNECT, then you cannot deny it as allow always overrides deny

[eternal osprey]

i see, how would i lcok it then?

[lament rock]

When users are timed out they also cannot join VCs and will be disconnected from them

[eternal osprey]

seems pretty straight forwrad

[lament rock]

remove all overrides and permissions that allow CONNECT for channel(s) and then explicitly deny on an override for "this" channel

CONNECT is on even when flipped off iirc for global role settings

just not overridden

[eternal osprey]

so literally just deny the CONNECT intent for the interaction.guild.id for example

[lament rock]

you mean permission? Yes. Intents are a different key word

[eternal osprey]

though, would people within the vc automatically get disconnect? No right?

[lament rock]

No you'd have to disconnect users already in a channel

[eternal osprey]

yeah sorry

[eternal osprey]

sounds good! Thank you

i am just looking to close the party w/o disconectting people so this sounds awesome

[lament rock]

people with the CONNECT, MANAGE_MEMBERS and VIEW_CHANNEL permissions for that channel can still move members to it

[eternal osprey]

i see, but nomal people w/o an overriden CONNECT cannot join righ?

[lament rock]

Correct

an alternative is to deny everyone and only allow specific people through overrides

If this is a guild you manage

[eternal osprey]

hmm

[eternal osprey]

how would that work? How can i deny everyone

and suppose i would deny each member, wouldn't it first of all take a lot of time and kick the current members

[lament rock]

override channel permission for everyone (guild ID for role ID) to deny CONNECT and then for each user you want to allow in, allow

[eternal osprey]

But if a user is already in the vc it's not needed to allow them, right?

if they leave, well their problem lmao

[lament rock]

Correct. They wont be kicked, but they wont be able to join back

[eternal osprey]

sounds good enough to me

thank you!

[lament rock]

That last approach only works if you manage the guild and your permissions dont explicitly allow anyone or a role

asides from mods/admins of course

[eternal osprey]

yeah i have that thankfully

[flat copper]

im having a problem hosting my bot:
whenever i host bot in vps the slash commands are not loading, but they are loading locally

[earnest phoenix]

Try to Ask in official developer server

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[earnest phoenix]

discord developer server

[flat copper]

okay, thanks!

[slender wagon]

what do you guys use to install nodejs in linux?

[spark flint]

i use nvm

curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.7/install.sh | bash

export NVM_DIR="$([ -z "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME-}" ] && printf %s "${HOME}/.nvm" || printf %s "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/nvm")"
[ -s "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" ] && \. "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" # This loads nvm```

then sh nvm install 20.9.0

etc

[slender wagon]

gotchya

thanks

[waxen gale]

I'm not finding anywhere else to ask for suggestions on bots, so posting here.
I'd like an automessage feature that will randomly choose from a number of messages. For example: a daily announcement for a pictures theme but it will post a random option from 10 different choices so it's a surprise for everyone. Embed options would be bonus.

[lyric mountain]

so lemme see if I understood what you mean:

the bot fetches N messages from a channel, then choose one of them randomly and send in another (specified) channel

is that it?

[waxen gale]

could be from a channel or from a dashboard, but yes

[lyric mountain]

that's too specific for an existing bot, but doesn't sound too complicated to make one, you could probably find someone willing to do it (not free, likely)

the dashboard part cranks the difficulty from 1 to 10 tho

since it'd require an entire site + api to achieve it

[verbal epoch]

is there any code for yt sub count ?

[waxen gale]

Yeah I just want something like Carl or Dyno to let me randomize their automessage haha
I'll reach out to a guy

[sharp geyser]

Don’t forget nvm use

[neon leaf]

if its the first version it will auto use

[spark flint]

^

[sharp geyser]

Oh I guess I am used to using multiple versions

[eternal osprey]

how do we set the user Limit when creating channels?

[sharp geyser]

voice channels right?

[timid lintel]

lottery: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'prize')
Anyone can help?

[sharp geyser]

Say you are using it like so something.prize then something is null

log something and see if it is what you think it is

[harsh aspen]

if this is the error then ofc it will log null

[harsh aspen]

no need to log just properly define "something"

[lament rock]

Only sometimes or all the time? You never know

Unknown code flow is impossible to predict :(

[harsh aspen]

true

!false hehe

[main schooner]

Hello can anyone help me setting up a killfeed bot for rust console ?

[stark abyss]

react native & password hashing through bcrypt

const bcrypt = require('bcryptjs');
import isaac from "isaac";

bcrypt.setRandomFallback((len) => {
    const buf = new Uint8Array(len);

    return buf.map(() => Math.floor(isaac.random() * 256));
});
    var hashedPassword = bcrypt.hashSync(password,10);
    console.log(hashedPassword);

first i get some error telling me to setRandomFallback and so i did but now i get
ERROR Error: Requiring unknown module "undefined". If you are sure the module exists, try restarting Metro. You may also want to run yarn or npm install., js engine: hermes

I am positive that its from this code as i dont get error if i comment it out
obviously tried doing npm install already

i tried pretty much everything, like using just bcrypt instead of bcryptjs but i run into errors

[surreal sage]

please, anyone good in vercel & nextjs
take a look at this please 🙏 😭
https://github.com/orgs/vercel/discussions/5585

[lament rock]

call stack size is when functions are called recursively too much without pushing processing to the next ticks

If it's trying to compile your code and following too deep, then that would happen :(

processing should be deferred with setImmediate if possible

[surreal sage]

mate

it happens with vercel

i next build

it works just fine

but when vercel does it

that error.

[lament rock]

and?

If it's a vercel issue doing exactly what I described then there's probably nothing you can do until they ask for your code and are able to decide if it's your fault or their fault

It's a general suggestion anyways. Defer processing to next ticks if you call recursively

[sharp geyser]

Make sure that you indeed have the module installed and you are requiring it in the project where its in node_modules.

If that doesn't work delete node_modules and your lock file and run npm install or yarn again to re-download those modules from your package.json

[lyric mountain]

Worth a try, but did you try changing all vars to lets?

[lament rock]

Unless you reuse names, shouldn't make a difference

block scoping variables is a better idea always though

[lyric mountain]

I suppose so, but vars are always involved when something weird happens

[sharp geyser]

I didnt know var was still a valid keyword

I'd thought they would remove it by now

[lament rock]

legacy code support

[sharp geyser]

old code should die

[lament rock]

Stuff like the GH arctic code vault exists for a reason lol

[lyric mountain]

js: "we must protect old code at all costs, nothing can break"
npm: "stupid old code, get out of my way you pleb so I can update this package from 2.0.1 to 2.0.1b"

[sharp geyser]

lmao

[radiant kraken]

@sharp geyser how's that rust app been going btw

[sharp geyser]

Oh uh about that

Well actually

I scrapped the pool idea cause yknow after some thought and messages in the rust discord realized I dont need pools

I can just make a connection and close it each request.

No one will be accessing their data that often, it'd be in a cache logically

After I figured that out it actually became smooth sailing

[sharp geyser]

Only thing I am worried about now is querying.

[radiant kraken]

ah icic

[green kestrel]

i decided to make my admin section on-theme as far as its messages goes.... what do you think?

[radiant kraken]

looks good, the image on the center just seems a bit too small tho

[green kestrel]

the guard?

[radiant kraken]

yup

make it slightly bigger

[green kestrel]

scaled him up a bit

[radiant kraken]

nice

[sharp geyser]

cheeseburger bicmac whopper

[green kestrel]

im thinking if an unauthorised user does log in, it will first warn them "i dont know you, stranger, don't come back or we won't be so merciful"

then 2nd attempt, they actually kill your in-game character forcing you to respawn

it DID warn you

[radiant kraken]

very creative

i love it when games go meta

though how can it know the user's in-game characeter?

[lament rock]

IP and/or cookies if any

[sharp geyser]

or probably by idk, the fact they login through discord?

I can only assume it will see if they have the proper permission by querying when they login

which you could easily get their character as well

[green kestrel]

when they log in, it knows who they are via oauth

and can look up their in game character by user id

[radiant kraken]

ah, what if the user is logged out tho

[green kestrel]

logged out of where

😄

[radiant kraken]

i dont think he has access to user IPs from discord

[green kestrel]

as in, not playing?

[radiant kraken]

logged out of the website

[green kestrel]

you dont play via website

you play via discord

[radiant kraken]

i know

i mean what if you try to access the admin thing in the website while you're not logged in

[green kestrel]

and there are only two login parts of the website: admin panel, and premium sales page (not made yet)

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[green kestrel]

oh, if youre not logged in you get that page i pasted earlier

"stop, who goes there"

its pretty unlikely that anyone will find the page anyhow

not like i'll put a link to it anywhere on the site

the kill thing is more for nosey people who probe around at subdomains

[radiant kraken]

icic

[radiant kraken]

insane, thanks

[eternal osprey]

hey guys i need some website design help. I am sadly not a designer, only a programmer... i got this so far, and the test that reads test should be a list of specications of the product. I am using bootstrap, how would you guys go about designing the specifications list

you might ask why the fuck i went with such a strange background, the product is named to a city in turkey so i figured to set a theme of that city as a background

[sharp geyser]

Okay sorry but what prompted the usage of the sunrise/set

It looks out of place

[eternal osprey]

if you scroll down you actually see the city lmao

let me set the object position to center, one sec

[sharp geyser]

Yea that’s too much. Background images are fine if used correctly but I personally hate when they take up the entire background

Especially when there’s so much open space that content isn’t taking

[eternal osprey]

i mean what else can i do in this case

i wanted to incorporate istanbul a bit more as that's what my product basically is inspired from

[radiant burrow]

it could be a nice like header kinda thing or something

[eternal osprey]

but idk once again i am not a designer hahah

[sharp geyser]

Again asking for design help will get you subjective answers so mine won’t always be correct for you

[eternal osprey]

any subjective answer is better than mine, i don't have a lot of web experience to go against it.

[sharp geyser]

I’d try and either make the content take up a larger space or shorten that image to be like what Brady said

That image is overpowering and distracting

[eternal osprey]

what i figured to do, is to have the product image in the upper left corner, the rhs contains a list of descriptions and then under the product image i wanted to incorporate a drop down menu with specifications of the product

though i am not sure

[eternal osprey]

i see alright let me try it out

don;t worry about the unreadable text on the top for now. Suppose we went like this, what else could i use to make it look more appealing. At the moment, i feel like there's just a too harsh of a border between the image and the white bg below it

i might completely change the design cuz idk this shit looks ugly af

[sharp geyser]

Hm

Working with background images is always hard to get right

Is there a reason it needs to be so prominent?

[real rose]

could just lower the opacity on it/put a dark overlay

[eternal osprey]

okay it's. getting better

[eternal osprey]

i have 3 products basically. Each product has it's own settings tailored to a certain city across the world

i want to show the customers the differences between them, as each product brings it's own ambiance

i moved the button away from the image as well, it seemed out of place

idk i think it looks good! What do you guys think?

[paper jay]

hey

[surreal sage]

wow

i thought winscp was good

but no

only 9 concurrent transfers

transfers suddenly just stop

disappear

[ionic schooner]

I use bitvise, it works pretty well

[surreal sage]

is it just me

or does 'Blackbox.AI' seem unreal

as in sell-your-data unreal

no account required

there is no contact page

the "issues" on their vsc extension goes to their site

there it's Blackbox, here BlackboxAI, over there BLACKBOX

[civic scroll]

ima ask it to draw an anime girl

[surreal sage]

[stuck dawn]

Anyone knows a good rich text editor for React? I want something like I select the text and it appears a menu when select is hover

[surreal sage]

https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=react text editor

[stuck dawn]

Something you’ve used

[surreal sage]

its funny how employers/recruiters commonly refer to js as java and not knowing the different

"Java Back End Developer with Node JS"

[pale vessel]

i've used tinymce for a php project before, but they also have a package for react https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tinymce/tinymce-react

you can also try ckeditor, i heard it's good

[eternal osprey]

is it possible to already work as a junior developer while still being in year 3 of uni bachelor?

every fucking job offer i see requires 5+ years of work experience

and even their junior positions need 2+

[surreal sage]

@eternal osprey You can still try

If you have actually coded projects

Proof of concepts

etc

Then imo (and hopefully the employer's) you can be a good fit

[wheat mesa]

@slim heart didn’t you get a job out of high school?

[surreal sage]

@slim heart ^ if you did, how 🥺

[pale vessel]

connections

well, that's one of em

[earnest phoenix]

which is most demanding bot type

[civic scroll]

the rare / niche ones (game helpers, music, etc.)

the ones you thought were the most demanding - are frankly, quite saturated

[grim aspen]

i'd say most demanding bots are the ones that are interactive or security related

[slim heart]

yeah

[slim heart]

an apprenticeship program got me into the company, i proved i wasn’t just an apprentice and they hired me full time

[lament rock]

probably object depth related

[frosty gale]

thats a good way to get in

companies cant really vet everyone because theyd run out of time if they tried everyone that said they could do it

[surreal sage]

is it front-end or front end

[ionic schooner]

frontend

[lyric mountain]

Fend

[radiant kraken]

but people still use them

people still crave for multipurpose - especially fun discord bots

but not by much

since multipurpose bots often peak at around 200 to a few thousand servers

[half laurel]

Hello

Am new here

[civic scroll]

end

[surreal sage]

@dense flame?

[dense flame]

Hi @half laurel we dont allow advertisements here

[sharp geyser]

hello there

[dense flame]

[radiant kraken]

hai cosmic

hai misty

[hidden gorge]

someone please explain what the fuck this error is

[spark flint]

google it as afirst check

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20082893/unable-to-verify-leaf-signature

also what were you doing to cause that error

are you on a school wifi or a wifi which uses a login / auth system? i get that sort of errror at school when i haven't logged into the wifi

[hidden gorge]

im at school im already authed into the wifi

[warm surge]

You can not use your school WiFi for that

[spark flint]

its likely school wifi blocking it

[hidden gorge]

i've done it before

[solemn latch]

It's possible it's been blocked since

It's scary how much a schools IT will watch what you do and stop from happening.

[spark flint]

yup

[warm surge]

my school TI is scared of me

[grim aspen]

at my college, IT comes to me for last resort if they can't fix something

[sharp geyser]

my school IT sucked

I bypassed their search filters by unchecking a box

they couldn't think of a smarter way to do it

😭

[grim aspen]

my old school's IT was ddossed by a student and had a ransomware attack

[sharp geyser]

I also put 1.1.1.1 on a thumbdrive and ran that on my school laptop to access blocked sites

[grim aspen]

oh yeah i forgot someone zip bombed the computers in the tech lab

[sharp geyser]

Lmao someone set all the computer's homescreen to cursed shrek

[radiant kraken]

someone data breached my school's servers once

[radiant kraken]

that's what i also use here to access Reddit

[hidden gorge]

my school is unblocking discord

it got blocked on accident during an outage

[solemn latch]

Oop

[hidden gorge]

also since the outage our filter broke itself

[real rose]

Fortnite

[north cairn]

const Discord = require('discord.js');
const token = there is a token here dont worry;
const channelId = "1174021581710823444";
const client = new Discord.Client({intents: 32767});

client.on('ready', async () => {
  console.log(`Logged in as ${client.user.tag}!`);
  const channel = await client.channels.fetch(channelId);
  client.on('message', (msg) => {
    if (msg.content === '!start')  {
      let intervalId = setInterval(() => {
        channel.send('Sending message every 1 second');
      }, 1000);
    } else if (msg.content === '!stop') {
      if (intervalId) {
        clearInterval(intervalId);
      }
    }
  });
});
client.login(token);```

bot is not sending msg when i am doing !start

can someone help?

[deft wolf]

Why are you listening to message event inside of ready event?

You can paste this message event in a similar way to the ready event, plus depending on your discord.js version it may be a message or messageCreate event, so keep this in mind

[north cairn]

v is 14.41

so messageCreate?

[deft wolf]

Yep

[north cairn]

how do i fix the message event thing

[deft wolf]

You should do it this way

client.on("ready", async () => {
// your ready event
})

client.on("messageCreate", async (msg) => {
// your message create event
})

[north cairn]

const Discord = require('discord.js');
const token = token is here
const channelId = "1174021581710823444";
const client = new Discord.Client({intents: 32767});
let intervalId;
client.on('ready', async () => {
  console.log(`Logged in as ${client.user.tag}!`);
  const channel = await client.channels.fetch(channelId); 
  });
  client.on('messageCreate', (msg) => {
    if (msg.content === '!start')  {
      intervalId = setInterval(() => {
        channel.send('Sending message every 1 second');
      }, 1000);
    } else if (msg.content === '!stop') {
      if (intervalId) {
        clearInterval(intervalId);
      }
    }
     });

client.login(token);```

like this??

[deft wolf]

Should work

[quartz kindle]

i cant even begin to say how much wrong that is

lmao

[north cairn]

u both just contradicted each other?

[quartz kindle]

he said "you should do it this way"

and you did the opposite

and a lot of other very bad things

lmao

[north cairn]

it aint working btw

alr then start saying whats wrong

[quartz kindle]

actually nvm, its not that bad

just your indentation is fucked up

so at first look the person who sees your code thinks the messageCreate event is inside the ready event

but it isnt actually, its just hard to read

[north cairn]

ohk?

but code still not working

const Discord = require('discord.js');
const token = cant show this
const channelId = "1174021581710823444";
const client = new Discord.Client({intents: 32767});
let intervalId;
client.on('ready', async () => {
  console.log(`Logged in as ${client.user.tag}!`);
 
  });
  client.on('messageCreate', async(msg) => {
     const channel = await client.channels.fetch(channelId); 
    if (msg.content === '!start')  {
      intervalId = setInterval(() => {
        channel.send('Sending message every 1 second');
      }, 1000);
    } else if (msg.content === '!stop') {
      if (intervalId) {
        clearInterval(intervalId);
      }
    }
     });

client.login(token);```

this good?

permissions are all given btw

@quartz kindle so.. whats wrong ?

[quartz kindle]

your intents are wrong

[grim aspen]

Remind me what version of discordjs you’re using?

[quartz kindle]

intents: 32767 does not include the MESSAGE_CONTENT intent

[north cairn]

14.14

[quartz kindle]

which is required to access msg.content

[grim aspen]

^

[north cairn]

ok so what do i put

3268?!

[quartz kindle]

32767 is all intents, except message content, scheduled events and auto moderation

65535 is all intents except scheduled events and auto moderation

meaning 32767 + message_content = 65535

[north cairn]

give the one for all ig?

[quartz kindle]

all intents possible = 3276799

although you should just use what you actually need

otherwise your bot is wasting internet, ram and cpu for no reason

more intents = more events = more internet/ram/cpu used

[quartz kindle]

this piece of code only really needs GUILDS, GUILD_MESSAGES and MESSAGE_CONTENT, which is 33281

[north cairn]

how do u calculate these codes?

btw code works now

thanks a lot

[quartz kindle]

there are a lot of random calculators

like this one

https://discord-intents-calculator.vercel.app/

also

[quartz kindle]

your code only works for 1 channel at a time

if you do it in 2 channels, you will break it

[north cairn]

its actually a private bot for one server only

my friend needed it

[quartz kindle]

ok

just tell him to never do it in 2 channels at once then

if he does, he will not be able so stop one of them

until you restart the bot

[north cairn]

yea sure,or mayb will develop a system of db where i will ask owner to set up a channel in server

[quartz kindle]

you dont even need a db

you just need to save different variables

you have only 1 variable for channel id

so a new channel id will replace the old one