i just want it to syntax highlight
#development
civic scroll
what is that yt video
sharp geyser
lol
lyric mountain
you're cooking?
civic scroll
you're cooking?
i'm learning
wheat mesa
That’s cheating 😡
Honestly it’s better to manually roll out your own parser for your first few languages if your intent is to learn
sharp geyser
expression → equality ;
equality → comparison ( ( "!=" | "==" ) comparison )* ;
comparison → term ( ( ">" | ">=" | "<" | "<=" ) term )* ;
term → factor ( ( "-" | "+" ) factor )* ;
factor → unary ( ( "/" | "*" ) unary )* ;
unary → ( "!" | "-" ) unary
| primary ;
primary → NUMBER | STRING | "true" | "false" | "nil"
| "(" expression ")" ;
@wheat mesa
HOW THE FUCK DOES THIS MAKE SENSE
😭
wait
Is it because expression evaluates to equality, which trickles down the ladder in terms of building a complete syntax?
because equality at the end of the day is making a reference to all of them
as each one references the next
lyric mountain
I once fell into that trap
sharp geyser
still not sure what it means by equality being the "lowest prescendence"
lyric mountain
when I was writing my expression parser
sharp geyser
I once fell into that trap
I swear this book promised me it would have very little theory
😭
lyric mountain
turns out the generated AST was impossible to work with
to process it all I'd have to write a very large file
sharp geyser
https://craftinginterpreters.com/parsing-expressions.html#ambiguity-and-the-parsing-game this entire section makes no sense to me
😭
This book is making me realize just how dumb I am when it comes to programming
its not a good feeling
lyric mountain
nah, making asts is like that
sharp geyser
The words he uses to describe things granted is very dumbed down
but I still do not understand the concept and theory behind an AST and the grammar rules and such
scenic kelp
Is it because expression evaluates to equality, which trickles down the ladder i...
yes
this is how you implement operator precedence at a parser level
scenic kelp
you add a different rule for each level, and each rule feeds into the next until you get back to the bottom
the other option is you can do it all in one rule and then fix it with a second pass and a different parser dedicated just to operator precedence
which would be cool actually because then theoretically users could define their own operators with their own precedences
sharp geyser
I see
I just have no idea how t oread that
like how would (9 / 3) * 2 look going based off those rules
like what is the order at which it is evaluated
cuz I see no way an expression like that can escape comparison since there is no comparison going on
so would it not get stuck at that parsing stage in the grammar?
scenic kelp
no because look at the grammar
sharp geyser
expression → equality ;
equality → comparison ( ( "!=" | "==" ) comparison )* ;
comparison → term ( ( ">" | ">=" | "<" | "<=" ) term )* ;
term → factor ( ( "-" | "+" ) factor )* ;
factor → unary ( ( "/" | "*" ) unary )* ;
unary → ( "!" | "-" ) unary
| primary ;
primary → NUMBER | STRING | "true" | "false" | "nil"
| "(" expression ")" ;
putting it here cuz tired of scrolling
scenic kelp
term (('>' | ... | '<') term)*;
sharp geyser
oh wait does the * mean 0 or more?
scenic kelp
yes
sharp geyser
so that means if there is 0 it moves on?
scenic kelp
that rule is equivalent to term | term (('<' | ... | '>') term) (im actually not sure if * is 0-1 or 1+ or 0+ or what so yknow)
if it's the same as regex then 0+ but
sharp geyser
term (('>' | ... | '<') term)*; what is the point of the term outside of the paren if its inside the paren as well
sharp geyser
like term (('>' | ... | '<') term)*;
scenic kelp
because
sharp geyser
whats the point of that term
scenic kelp
that's the part that enables everything
sharp geyser
how so?
scenic kelp
if there's no operator, it continues down the parse tree
sharp geyser
1 + 1 / 1 -1 would be the term and then it allows for plugging in >
and then that 1 + 1 and 1 - 1 would continue trickling down the parse tree until it is associated properly
but if you were simply doing 1 + 1
it'd go
expression -> equality nothing there -> comparison nothing there -> term ah there is a + -> 1 & 1 move on to factor nothing there -> unary nothing -> primary ah 1 & 1 are numbers -> primary (NUMBER) term (+) primary (NUMBER)
scenic kelp
expression: group1 (('+' | '-') group1)*;
group1: group2 (('*' | '/') group2)*;
group2: unary group3 | group3;
group3: '(' expression ')' | atom;
atom: NUMBER;
that's a simpler grammar
i might actually even write a simpler lexer and parser to demonstrate it hold on
sharp geyser
but if you were simply doing 1 + 1
it'd go
expression -> equality nothing there...
is this correct?
scenic kelp
something like that
scenic kelp
```antlr
expression: group1 (('+' | '-') group1)*;
group1: group2 (('*' | '/') g...
@sharp geyser wrote a quick parser for that expression, this is the result of parsing -2 * (3 + 4)
i'm also stupid and forgot to parse group 2 i think lol
oh wait no i just named it wrong
ok that's the actual result
sharp geyser
hm ic
scenic kelp
you were right
sharp geyser
oh was i
kekw
So all a CFG is, is just plugging in values once they are determined
and sometimes they can be indefinite if you don't specify an escape condition like say allowing it to be 0 or more, or an empty character or something else in the grammar
like
S -> aSB
B -> b
this would cause an indefinitely loop of aabbabbbabbb or smth
I am going based off a video I just watched and notes someone sent me on understanding a CFG
sharp geyser
you were right
private Expr Primary()
{
if (MatchExpr(TokenType.FALSE)) return new Expr.Literal(false);
if (MatchExpr(TokenType.TRUE)) return new Expr.Literal(true);
if (MatchExpr(TokenType.NIL)) return new Expr.Literal(null);
if(MatchExpr(TokenType.NUMBER, TokenType.STRING))
{
return new Expr.Literal(Previous().literal);
}
if(MatchExpr(TokenType.LEFT_PAREN))
{
Expr expr = Expression();
Consume(TokenType.RIGHT_BRACE, "Expected a ')' after expression");
return new Expr.Grouping(expr);
}
// How would I handle this return case?
}
So what should I return if none of the MatchExpr follow through? I was thinking of somehow making it return a EOF token but idk how that'd work
The java code for this is weird because java will accept any return statement as an ending, C# on the other hand needs a top level return as well e.g one directly returning in the scope of the function and not inside an if statement or smth
I don't necessarily want to return a null literal do i?
cause my first thought might of been to do
private Expr Primary()
{
if (MatchExpr(TokenType.FALSE)) return new Expr.Literal(false);
if (MatchExpr(TokenType.TRUE)) return new Expr.Literal(true);
if (MatchExpr(TokenType.NIL)) return new Expr.Literal(null);
if(MatchExpr(TokenType.NUMBER, TokenType.STRING))
{
return new Expr.Literal(Previous().literal);
}
if(MatchExpr(TokenType.LEFT_PAREN))
{
Expr expr = Expression();
Consume(TokenType.RIGHT_BRACE, "Expected a ')' after expression");
return new Expr.Grouping(expr);
}
// How would I handle this return case?
return new Expr.Literal(null)
}
but that seems counter-productive to what the code is trying to do which is do nothing if none of the if statements match.
eternal osprey
like
```
S -> aSB
B -> b
```
this would cause an indefinitely loop of aabbabbbab...
looks like you fianlly understand the tokens
sharp geyser
yea
it was easy to understand after breaking it down and thinking ofi t like placeholders
warm imp
const fs = require('fs');
const client = new Client({
intents: [
Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS,
Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES
]
});
client.commands = new Map();
// Load commands
const commandFiles = fs.readdirSync('./commands').filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));
for (const file of commandFiles) {
const command = require(`./commands/${file}`);
client.commands.set(command.name, command);
}
// Load event handlers
const eventFiles = fs.readdirSync('./events').filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));
for (const file of eventFiles) {
const event = require(`./events/${file}`);
if (event.once) {
client.once(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args, client));
} else {
client.on(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args, client));
}
}
client.login('Token');```What is wrong with this?
deft wolf
It looks like it works without any problems. What error do you have in the console?
warm imp
^
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'FLAGS')
at Object.<anonymous> (D:\Invite Manager\index.js:6:17)
at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1434:14)
at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1518:10)
at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1249:32)
at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1065:12)
at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:158:12)
at node:internal/main/run_main_module:30:49```So you are using discord.js v14 right?
warm imp
yes
deft wolf
Intents has been changed to GatewayIntentBits in v14
https://discordjs.guide/additional-info/changes-in-v14.html#enum-values
warm imp
`Intents` has been changed to `GatewayIntentBits` in v14
<https://discordjs.guid...
What GatewayIntentBits would i need?
deft wolf
It's your bot, you should know what intents it needs 
surreal sage
where did it go wrong 💔
warm imp
It's your bot, you should know what intents it needs <:PepoThink:970083360460398...
Is server.Guild one?
deft wolf
Is server.Guild one?
lyric mountain
`Intents` has been changed to `GatewayIntentBits` in v14
<https://discordjs.guid...
lmao another naming update just for the sake of updating
warm imp
const fs = require('fs');
const client = new Client
intents:
GatewayIntentBits.Guilds,
GatewayIntentBits.GuildMessages,
GatewayIntentBits.MessageContent,
GatewayIntentBits.GuildMembers,
client.commands = new Collection();
const commandFiles = fs.readdirSync('./commands').filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));
for (const file of commandFiles) {
const command = require(`./commands/${file}`);
client.commands.set(command.data.name, command);
}
const eventFiles = fs.readdirSync('./events').filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));
for (const file of eventFiles) {
const event = require(`./events/${file}`);
if (event.once) {
client.once(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args, client));
} else {
client.on(event.name, (...args) => event.execute(...args, client));
}
}
client.login('Token');```Says ClientMissingIntents
lyric mountain
they even changed the uppercase constant to pascalcase
deft wolf
Says ClientMissingIntents
Let me guess what is wrong here
I have no idea where all your brackets went
neon leaf
should I continue optimizing some endpoints or is this good enough? (db is on same server, so 0 ping)
warm imp
Why is my commands not syncing with discord?
deft wolf
Because you have to register them in the Discord API
warm imp
You really need to read this entire guide <:masnakappa:817112678979600466>
Now i did that
DId the API
Now what
deft wolf
Now the commands should pop up when you type /
warm imp
Now the commands should pop up when you type /
Nope
I have 3 other ones but i deleted those
Do i have to add it in my index.js?
deft wolf
I don't quite understand what you mean now. Have you registered commands before?
warm imp
Nope just started today kinda
eternal osprey
it was easy to understand after breaking it down and thinking ofi t like placeho...
exactly
deft wolf
Generally, this should not be added to index.js because the code from it is fired every time the bot is turned on. You don't want to register commands again every time your bot starts, only when the situation requires it. Therefore, it is recommended to create a separate file for deploying commands
eternal osprey
should I continue optimizing some endpoints or is this good enough? (db is on sa...
hard to say without context, but i see a fucking high failure rate on some
neon leaf
hard to say without context, but i see a fucking high failure rate on some
well failure rate = 4xx or 5xx
most are just ratelimits or unauthenticated
surreal sage
feeling cute might make my own wiki alternative to mediawiki for no reason
sharp geyser
private void Syncronize()
{
Advance();
while (!IsAtEnd())
{
if (Previous().type == TokenType.SEMICOLON) return;
switch (Peek().type)
{
case TokenType.CLASS:
case TokenType.FUN:
case TokenType.VAR:
case TokenType.FOR:
case TokenType.IF:
case TokenType.WHILE:
case TokenType.PRINT:
case TokenType.RETURN:
return;
}
Advance();
}
}
Not quite sure what this is exactly doing
It has to do with something about synchronizing the recursive descent parser's state
But I dont quite understand how it is doingthat
all its doing is returning whenever it runs ito the keywords class, fun, var, for, if, while, print and return
oh and a semi then it consumes that token moving on
Pulled directly from the book
With recursive descent, the parser’s state—which rules it is in the middle of recognizing—is not stored explicitly in fields. Instead, we use Java’s own call stack to track what the parser is doing. Each rule in the middle of being parsed is a call frame on the stack. In order to reset that state, we need to clear out those call frames.
The natural way to do that in Java is exceptions. When we want to synchronize, we throw that ParseError object. Higher up in the method for the grammar rule we are synchronizing to, we’ll catch it. Since we synchronize on statement boundaries, we’ll catch the exception there. After the exception is caught, the parser is in the right state. All that’s left is to synchronize the tokens.
We want to discard tokens until we’re right at the beginning of the next statement. That boundary is pretty easy to spot—it’s one of the main reasons we picked it. After a semicolon, we’re probably finished with a statement. Most statements start with a keyword—for, if, return, var, etc. When the next token is any of those, we’re probably about to start a statement.
It says it makes use of the call stack, but idk if that applies to C# as well (im sure it does since they both are similar in how they compile I think)
sharp geyser
Side Note:
I have this string representation of my AST: (/ (* (group (* 2 10)) 40) 3)
Is this how it'd look like written out?
proven lantern
const placementDisplay = require("../record_match/placementDisplay");
const displayLeaderboard = (elo_ratings) => {
if (elo_ratings.length === 0) {
return `No players have played any matches yet. Use \`/record_match\` to record a match.`;
}
let leaderboard = "";
const limit = 4096;
for (const eloRating of elo_ratings) {
// Skip hidden ratings
if (eloRating.hidden) {
continue;
}
// the next line to add to the leaderboard
const nextLine = `${placementDisplay(eloRating.placement)} ${
eloRating.players.map(p => `**__${p.name}__**`).join(" ■ ")
} ${eloRating.elo}\n`
// the potential length of the leaderboard if the next line is added
const potentialLeaderboardLength = leaderboard.length + nextLine.length;
// if the next line would exceed the 4096-character limit, break the loop
if (potentialLeaderboardLength > limit) {
console.log("Leaderboard too long, breaking");
break;
}
// add the next line to the leaderboard
leaderboard += nextLine;
}
return leaderboard.trim();
}
module.exports = displayLeaderboard;
I am trying to prevent discord from trimming the message in the middle of a line, but it seems to be trimming some of the message. are there too many new lines \n?
what is discord doing to my messages?
quartz kindle
what is discord doing to my messages?
i believe the 4k limit for embeds includes title and other text fields
so all texts combined cannot exceed 4k
the trimming is weird tho, one would think it would error instead
proven lantern
embed description
quartz kindle
so yeah idk
quartz kindle
are you using a library or raw api?
sharp geyser
wrong chat
quartz kindle
it seems to be related to emojis
what if you remove those first 3 emojis?
emojis count towards the limit in their full form name:id, not in their short form
proven lantern
emojis count towards the limit in their full form <name:id>, not in their short ...
the emojis are being sent as text like this :first_place:
oh yeah, that would be longer. i only have those 3 emojis
quartz kindle
what about the squares in the middle?
there is a chance discord counts them as 2 characters
proven lantern
perhaps, let me check
also a weird things how Player 2 was removed, but the elo is there and the placement for the next line is there
quartz kindle
what if you remove the formatting
proven lantern
what if you remove the formatting
it's the formatting
discord must have some sort of bug there
quartz kindle
they count characters based on how its rendered
not the characters you send
maybe the rendering turns into html
and they count the full tags
proven lantern
they count characters based on how its rendered
there is a 4096 character limit that the API enforces. you will get an error back from the API if you send too many characters
but i am sending less than 4096 characters so the API accepts it, but still cuts it down in size
quartz kindle
there is a 4096 character limit that the API enforces. you will get an error bac...
there are some issues about it on their gh
proven lantern
there are some issues about it on their gh
i think they have a bug like this somewhere too
const tokens = [
"102nd ", "**__Player 1__** ", '1000\n',
"103rd ", "**__Player 1__** ", '1000\n',
];
const maxLength = 20;
const description = tokens.reduce((acc, token) => {
if (acc.length + token.length > maxLength) {
return acc;
}
return acc + token;
}, "");
console.log(description);```
that's how this happened
quartz kindle
i think they have a bug like this somewhere too
```js
const tokens = [
"102n...
quite likely
and they run that after transforming and formatting the text
which probably turns it into html
mystic zinc
@river flicker
proven lantern
could be this too
pearl trail
ong
radiant kraken
Array.from splits the string in terms of unicode codepoints, while string itself is internally encoded in UTF-8 iirc
proven lantern
the weird thing is that i can retrieve the whole message using the API. it's just when it displays in discord that it cuts down the message
proven lantern
discord trims it in the app
if it's longer than 4096 it rejects the message
sharp geyser
I think this is mainly due to them increasing the limit for nitro users
and bots have basically nitro limits on messages
proven lantern
no it's a bug
proven lantern
because they limit the amount of characters in embeds
6000 total and 4096 for the description alone
if you go above it rejects the message
proven lantern
it's this. like 4080 or something like that
proven lantern
4069
quartz kindle
the weird thing is that i can retrieve the whole message using the API. it's jus...
open discord in the browser, inspect element your embed
proven lantern
open discord in the browser, inspect element your embed
surreal sage
chatgpt moment
pearl trail
not entirely wrong
proven lantern
whats the character count of the entire content?
7196
quartz kindle
7196
weird
what about the count without the newline spans?
counting only the content and the strong/u tags
ashen scroll
// Check if the bot has permission to send messages in the music channel
if (!interaction.guild.me.permissionsIn(musicChannel).has(PermissionsBitField.Flags.SendMessages)) {
return interaction.reply("I don't have permissions to send messages in that channel.").catch(err => {
client.error(err);
});
}
its not working am i missing something?
deft wolf
Shouldn't it be ineraction.guild.members.me?
proven lantern
what about the count without the newline spans?
like this?
quartz kindle
like this?
hmm
im guessing they count the characters from the formatting tags but dont count the spans for newlines
ashen scroll
Shouldn't it be `ineraction.guild.members.me`? <:PepoThink:970083360460398625>
hmm i try that and array return this
[
'CreateInstantInvite', 'AddReactions',
'Stream', 'SendMessages',
'EmbedLinks', 'AttachFiles',
'ReadMessageHistory', 'UseExternalEmojis',
'Speak', 'UseVAD',
'ChangeNickname', 'UseApplicationCommands',
'RequestToSpeak', 'CreatePublicThreads',
'CreatePrivateThreads', 'UseExternalStickers',
'SendMessagesInThreads', 'UseEmbeddedActivities',
'UseSoundboard', 'UseExternalSounds',
'SendVoiceMessages', 'SendPolls'
]
when bot dont have send message permission in that channel
quartz kindle
the math still doesnt addup completely tho
im guessign you could open an issue on their github and wee what they say
proven lantern
im guessign you could open an issue on their github and wee what they say
perhaps
deft wolf
hmm i try that and array return this
[
'CreateInstantInvite', 'AddReaction...
But this array is not in the if statemant you sent above, so it shows up when the bot have permission to send messages, right?
civic scroll
gaming
surreal sage
not entirely wrong
proud rose
```js
// Check if the bot has permission to send messages in the music channel
...
I sense ChatGPT
civic scroll
Gotta be cursed.
wym cursed
deft wolf
What
green kestrel
hmmm, i forgot, triviabot is keeping a count of http requests by status code for posting webhooks
since i started counting, about 3 years ago, triviabot has sent 90 million messages 😮
that is just... absolutely nuts
lyric mountain
the misaligned arm was triggering my ocd
solemn latch
the misaligned arm was triggering my ocd
LMAO
real rose
sharp geyser
the misaligned arm was triggering my ocd
Bros arm was detatched
devout spade
the misaligned arm was triggering my ocd
Eh?…jit used the LAWS OF PHYSICS
surreal sage
"well a pro made it"
guys does this look like a pro's work
neon leaf
yes
surreal sage
what about a throw error statement without a catch block
sharp geyser
what about a throw error statement without a catch block
if they leave whos going to fix it
Gotta secure your own job!
civic scroll
it's sorta getting out of hand now
stark abyss
split bane
is something being read wrong?
sharp geyser
How are we supposed to know
split bane
yeah I dont really know either atp
sharp geyser
Do you have any errors?
split bane
no errors
sharp geyser
If something is going wrong, its highly likely the error is being dismissed
split bane
lemme just try something that could break the whole thing
actually I wont do that
found the problem
when someone votes it doesnt get pushed to the database
no idea how to fix it
¯_(ツ)_/¯
module.exports = async (data: VoteUser) => {
getCollection("votes").updateOne({id: data.user_id}, {"$push": {votes: {at: Date.now(), source: data.source}}}, {upsert: true});
addEvent({
type: "vote",
command: "vote",
source: data.source
});
}
this isnt working?
it should be though
civic scroll
```js
module.exports = async (data: VoteUser) => {
getCollection("votes").up...
did you await
updateOne could fail
shell tundra
has anyone been able to successfully change their verified bot's name?
like did discord let you
deft wolf
I have never had such a need, but someone on DDevs wrote that it is not that simple because you also need to have some reason to do it
I found this message
bitter granite
has anyone been able to successfully change their verified bot's name?
Possibke but super hard
Basicly you need a reason
Usualy it needs to be legal reason
frosty gale
you can probably make some shit up
like some arbitrary company that has a similar name to your bot is threatening to sue for it
doubt theyll investigate it
deft wolf
"We need proof" 
frosty gale
or just rebrand and thats probably a good enough reason
lyric mountain
I found this message
register your bot's name as a trademark, sue yourself, profit
surreal sage
yes
radiant kraken
@lyric mountain do u know how to publish a jar file to sonatype?
i tried looking up online and it seemed that some of the results are outdated
lyric mountain
You don't publish a jar file, you deploy
radiant kraken
what's the difference
lyric mountain
You never upload a file, you build there + source and javadocs
radiant kraken
noooooo 😭
lyric mountain
You'll use sonatype plugin for this
radiant kraken
my java library involves some native binaries
lyric mountain
If it's in the classpath I think it's sent together with anything else
radiant kraken
the native binary files are stored in a zip file in the repository
and unzipped before being built to a jar
lyric mountain
Well
You'll need to include it as a resource
As in, the resources folder
Then call it from there
radiant kraken
resource?
like this? ```
jar {
from('./bin') {
include '.dll'
include '.dylib'
include '*.so'
}
}
what about this though
lyric mountain
like this? ```
jar {
from('./bin') {
include '*.dll'
include '*.dylib'...
put in resources folder, anything there will be included in the output
you can also instruct the users to download one of the native bundles and put it in a predictable folder in the project
lyric mountain
what about this though
might work, I'm unsure how they'll show it after deployal tho
packages deployed through the plugin are signed and checked for CVEs automatically
solemn latch
I figure its about time I play with redis. Does anyone have an NPM lib they use/reccomend? 👀
sharp geyser
👍
lyric mountain
I figure its about time I play with redis. Does anyone have an NPM lib they use/...
quick tip, setup a linux dev environment
you'll have a hard time trying to get redis to work on windows
solemn latch
Yeah, I'm on linux anyway
lyric mountain
you're fine then
sharp geyser
Also isn't redis no longer free & open source?
solemn latch
Some parts are iirc
sharp geyser
yea they changed their licenses and caused an outroar
dk if they changed em back or not
lyric mountain
changing license midway on a very popular project just means people will fork the hell out of it while the original thing falls to oblivion
cant think of a single case where it worked out well
solemn latch
Its still too early to tell which fork will survive and be maintained, so for now redis will work for me
neon leaf
keydb ftw
prisma nebula
Hey why my application cant be launched using the installed tab. It says lsunch override only
sharp geyser
making your own redis ftw
warm imp
const result = binding.readdir(
^
Error: ENOTDIR: not a directory, scandir 'D:\Invite Manager\commands\ping.js'
at Object.readdirSync (node:fs:1509:26)
at Object.<anonymous> (D:\Invite Manager\index.js:15:26)
at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1434:14)
at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1518:10)
at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1249:32)
at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1065:12)
at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:158:12)
at node:internal/main/run_main_module:30:49 {
errno: -4052,
code: 'ENOTDIR',
syscall: 'scandir',
path: 'D:\Invite Manager\commands\ping.js'
How do i fix that
earnest phoenix
average person asking for help about code
you did not provide code and the error is a little obvious
split bane
did you await
Oh shoot
warm imp
average person asking for help about code
I just started
deft wolf
Without the code it's hard to say how to fix it
lyric mountain
const result = binding.readdir(
^
Error: ENOTDIR: not ...
you're trying to use readdir on a file
warm imp
What's that?
lyric mountain
...did you copy the bot from somewhere?
lyric mountain
I'd advise against trying to make a bot without any introduction to coding whatsoever
you'll very likely end up with a non-functional bot or be unable to do anything outside what's written in the guides
but well, to answer your question, readdir which is likely being used to dynamically load commands cannot be used on files, as files aren't directories
for files you use require instead
devout spade
KO4 memes before release
lyric mountain
I still dont get why ur posting it here
sharp geyser
you cant
surreal sage
sharp geyser
it tells you what to do
sharp geyser
that doesnt matter
you need to be logged in on the registry
and authorize that machine to make publishes
surreal sage
hey thanks no thanks i had to add registry-url to actions/setup-node
split bane
did you await
import { VoteUser } from './VoteUser';
import { getCollection } from '../mongo';
import { addEvent } from '../functions';
module.exports = async (data: VoteUser) => {
await getCollection("votes").updateOne(
{ id: data.user_id },
{ "$push": { votes: { at: Date.now(), source: data.source } } },
{ upsert: true }
);
await addEvent({
type: "vote",
command: "vote",
source: data.source
});
}
it still doesnt push
civic scroll
is addEvent async
also
actually
run a debugger
insert breakpoint on addEvent
see if it hits
and also, log the result of updateOne and verify if it's updated successfully
split bane
import { VoteUser } from './VoteUser';
import { getCollection } from '../mongo';
import { addEvent } from '../functions';
module.exports = async (data: VoteUser) => {
try {
await getCollection("votes").updateOne(
{ id: data.user_id },
{ "$push": { votes: { at: Date.now(), source: data.source } } },
{ upsert: true }
);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error updating votes collection:', error);
throw new Error('Failed to update votes collection');
}
try {
debugger;
await addEvent({
type: "vote",
command: "vote",
source: data.source
});
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error adding event:', error);
throw new Error('Failed to add event (u suk ballz at coding)');
}
}
I havent tested it
neon leaf
tim says bye
neon leaf
@lyric mountain sir
quartz kindle
I have a feeling tim made skytable
lmao nah
sharp geyser
wait
sharp geyser
lmao nah
skytable is a db
so why is it being compared to redis
redis isn't really a database
its a caching layer at most
tf is blueql
is it their custom sql language
it honestly looks rather neat
the first nosql db that actually looks promising
frosty gale
i hate to say it but it looks just like postgres with extra steps with mongodb roots
lyric mountain
<@350836145921327115> sir
aye?
sharp geyser
i hate to say it but it looks just like postgres with extra steps with mongodb r...
Indeed, but as a nosql db
it looks more promising than mongodb
as far as nosql goes i'd rather use something like this than mongodb
neon leaf
aye?
do you want to help with an sql query
const stats = await client.$queryRawUnsafe<{
type: MinecraftServerType
minecraft: BigInt
project: BigInt
builds: BigInt
}[]>(types.map((type) => `
SELECT
'${type}' AS type,
(SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM "minecraftVersions" mv
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT 1
FROM "minecraftServerBuilds" b
WHERE b."versionId" = mv.id
AND b.type = '${type}'
)
) AS minecraft,
(SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM "projectVersions" pv
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT 1
FROM "minecraftServerBuilds" b
WHERE b."projectVersionId" = pv.id
AND b.type = '${type}'
)
) AS project,
(SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM "minecraftServerBuilds" msb
WHERE msb."type" = '${type}'
) AS builds
`).join(`
UNION ALL
`).concat(';')
)```this is my current solution
sharp geyser
minecraft?
neon leaf
lyric mountain
first tell me what u want
neon leaf
for each type in the "MinecraftServerType" enum, I want to know how many builds, projectVersions and minecraftVersions
neon leaf
minecraft?
yes
lyric mountain
why are u doing union all?
neon leaf
I really do not know
its slightly faster than what i had before
but still quite slow
lyric mountain
a bit busy atm, I'll come back in a few mins
neon leaf
k
split bane
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at resolveColor (/home/simplyreact/node_modules/discord.js/src/util/Util.js:260:63)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at EmbedBuilder.setColor (/home/simplyreact/node_modules/discord.js/src/structures/EmbedBuilder.js:22:36)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at module.exports (/home/simplyreact/out/events/interactionCreateModal.js:21:65)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at Client.emit (node:events:513:28)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at module.exports (/home/simplyreact/out/events/interactionCreate.js:9:13)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at Client.emit (node:events:513:28)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at InteractionCreateAction.handle (/home/simplyreact/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/actions/InteractionCreate.js:97:12)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at module.exports [as INTERACTION_CREATE] (/home/simplyreact/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/websocket/handlers/INTERACTION_CREATE.js:4:36)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at WebSocketManager.handlePacket (/home/simplyreact/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/websocket/WebSocketManager.js:352:31)
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] at WebSocketShard.onPacket (/home/simplyreact/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/websocket/WebSocketShard.js:494:22) {
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] code: 'ColorConvert'
[ERROR] [9055:12:36] }
💀
im so done
frosty gale
```ts
const stats = await client.$queryRawUnsafe<{
type: Minecra...
is this by any chance vulnerable to sql injection
frosty gale
funnily enough thats how most sql injection cases occur
developers assume a certain value is always controlled by them but forget about that one small factor
neon leaf
thats why I am only using unsafe query in this one place in my entire codebase
types is a constant array
readonly
quartz kindle
but still quite slow
from what i understand, dont you need to access all rows to get the counts you need?
if you need a full table scan anyway, theres not much you can do to make it faster than a full table scan
neon leaf
well
I have a feeling im doing multiple
because a full scan is very quick in my case
only ~2mil rows in all those tables
quartz kindle
you might as well SELECT buildNumber, versionId, projectVersionId from MinecraftServerBuilds
and then count it in js
neon leaf
rip my ram
quartz kindle
i guess you can make sql do it somehow, from only 1 table scan
try this
SELECT buildNumber, versionId, projectVersionId, COUNT(*) FROM MinecraftServerBuilds GROUP BY buildNumber, versionId, projectVersionId
devout spade
I feel so wrong 💀💀💀💀💀
quartz kindle
lmao
sharp geyser
I feel so wrong 💀💀💀💀💀
How does this have anything remotely to do with the development channel
neon leaf
How does this have anything remotely to do with the development channel
circles
red
color
color = something used in discordjs
quartz kindle
lets first establish a baseline, how fast is it if you just run multiple queries? SELECT COUNT(*) FROM minecraftServerBuilds WHERE type = "${type}"
sharp geyser
This seems like some wild roleplay type shit
dont tell me top.gg roleplay is making a comeback /j
neon leaf
lets first establish a baseline, how fast is it if you just run multiple queries...
27ms for paper
28ms for quilt
pretty much all around 30ms
neon leaf
well
sharp geyser
yea but I bet you can make it faster tim
sharp geyser
you are the god of optimization
neon leaf
minecraftServerBuilds is 104k rows
quartz kindle
i see
and for each type, you want an output like this? builds: 7375, versions: 783453, projectVersions: 495983953
neon leaf
yes
@quartz kindle I have found the solution
SELECT
"type",
COUNT(DISTINCT "versionId") AS versions,
COUNT(DISTINCT "projectVersionId") AS project_versions,
COUNT(*) AS builds
FROM
"minecraftServerBuilds"
GROUP BY
"type";
149ms
quartz kindle
cool
neon leaf
i didnt even know you could do this tbh
sharp geyser
you can compound count ofc
quartz kindle
149ms
just for the heck of it, what would be the performance of dumping 104k rows and counting in js?
lmao
neon leaf
I think this phenomenon is called "v8 stack trace: "
quartz kindle
xD
solemn latch
just for the heck of it, what would be the performance of dumping 104k rows and ...
super fast, but make sure to make 1 request per row.
for the performance
quartz kindle
jenius
quartz kindle
```sql
SELECT
"type",
COUNT(DISTINCT "versionId") AS versions,
COUN...
also, is type indexed?
neon leaf
sharp geyser
super fast, but make sure to make 1 request per row.
ah yes
quartz kindle
guess not
quartz kindle
well, type apparently isnt
quartz kindle
lmao
eternal osprey
ahh hell nah, i hired a fiverr developer for some graphics they gave me doodo
deadass served me shit
70$ for this bitch ass
neon leaf
lol
surreal sage
ah yes, an update is available!
runs pnpm update
"Already up to date"
runs pnpm update next
"Already up to date"
:(
neon leaf
well
update follows semver
it does not update major automatically
you need to edit package.json for that or do pnpm i eslint@latest
surreal sage
ughhh
quartz kindle
ah yes, an update is available!
runs `pnpm update`
"Already up to date"
runs `...
beware of eslint v9 tho
if you're still using the eslintrc file you're gonna have a bad time
surreal sage
compatibility shucks with extensions i think
just on the latest v8 for now
as long as it works..
surreal sage
yea i didnt really like how the settings for rules were done
no types either..
just pray it works
barely updated it nvm
eternal osprey
@frosty gale Are you familiar with using DNSSec over regular DNS?
frosty gale
havent heard of it 😦
eternal osprey
It's over for me.
I need to migrate to DNSSec with 0% practical knowledge, only theory
neon leaf
eternal osprey
maaan that your car
neon leaf
no
pale vessel
pale vessel
yup
eternal osprey
eternal osprey
surreal sage
just saw 5 websites
owned and operated by the same company
with the same similair designs
selling the same products
competing against urself..
surreal sage
5 of them is crazy
sharp geyser
and all 5 of them probably generate revenue
don't hate the player hate the game
gotta make money in this world
past field
anyone have a good strategy for tagging players in a lobby while staying within the character limit?
i had a lobby of 96 people, tried to tag all players that the game is about to start then crash’s with 2000 characters limit
sharp geyser
just dont
1 method you can do is make a channel jsut for that lobby
so you can ping everyone
:)
past field
i was thinking have the server owner create a role for the game, bot will assign it when they hit “join” and when the game starts it’ll say “Game is starting @(role name)” so they get pinged and the bot just removes it from everyone once the game ends.. is this possible?
sharp geyser
Yes
but relying on the server owner to do so is ill advised
just make it yourself
assign people to it when they join and when the game starts and ping em
remove role from em at the end
Note you will run into limits doing this
so its better to create a private channel, have an array of ids. that you will use for channel overwrites making it so only those people can view the channel disallowing everyone else
and then ping everyone
past field
ahhhh that’s a good idea
warm imp
Is typescript easier than most languages?
sharp geyser
ahhhh that’s a good idea
const channel = await guild.channels.create('somename', {
permissionOverwrites: [
{
id: arrayOfIds
allow: [arrayOfPermissionBitFlags]
},
{
id: guild.id,
deny: [PermissionBit.Flags.ViewChannel] // or smth idk
}
]
})
I might be wrong on the arrayOfIds part
but iirc you can use an array of ids
if not
just loop through the array of members in the lobby and make a permission overwrite for each of em
const channel = await guild.channels.create('somename', {
permissionOverwrites: [
{
id: guild.id,
deny: [PermissionBit.Flags.ViewChannel] // or smth idk
},
...arrayOfMembers.map((r) => { return { id: r.id, allow: [ViewChannelPermission] } })
]
})
I think that could work idk
Haven't done js in a while
nvm
there we go
that should work
:)
sharp geyser
```js
const channel = await guild.channels.create('somename', {
permissionOver...
@past field try this when creating the channel
dont have to follow it exact but this is one way to do it
past field
<@265224260161634304> try this when creating the channel
i’ll try this!!
quartz kindle
Is typescript easier than most languages?
"easier" no
warm imp
"easier" no
Someone said it was
quartz kindle
typescript is the same thing as javascript but with an extra safety layer where you have to declare the types you are using
quartz kindle
for example, in tyopescript you dont do const abc = 1, you do const abc: number = 1
sharp geyser
you can still do const abc = 1
quartz kindle
just illustrating an example ignoring inference for now
sharp geyser
typescript is only useful when you want to enforce the type of something, like a class declearation, or a function declaration
generics are also helpful unless you are using js
quartz kindle
Someone said it was
the idea is that with typescript you have more control over the types of things you are using, instead of letting javascript guess them
sharp geyser
warm imp
the idea is that with typescript you have more control over the types of things ...
So less errors?
sharp geyser
It also prevents stuff like say a function takes in a parameter of a string but you give it a number
so it will error before runtime
because types dont match
quartz kindle
So less errors?
nope, much more errors
sharp geyser
but thats the point of ts
it errors more because it has more typesafety
it forces you to think in terms of types rather than js's way of "ah yes this will work for now"
quartz kindle
javascript forgives your mistakes and tries to run anyway
typescript doesnt forgive you and wont let you run unless the code is actually good
sharp geyser
yup and thats the beauty of the type system
imo at least
js's way of thinking is flawed imo
warm imp
What about PY?
sharp geyser
py also has types yes
quartz kindle
py is a different language altogether, it uses indentation as the main way to organize your code
so for example
sharp geyser
I love how thats the difference you point out, and not its biggest flaw
sharp geyser
no you dont
that brain is a curse
you constantly want to optimize everything
the horror
the pain
I feel bad for tim
past field
i curse a lot so it works out.
sharp geyser
😔
quartz kindle
if(a) {
b;
}
if(a) { b; }
``` these are both the same thing in js, it uses the brackets, regardless of spaces and new lines
```py
if a:
b
``` with py the `b` needs to be exactly where it is, one line below and more to the right >>>tim is at the top of a lonely tower of optimization
sharp geyser
```js
if(a) {
b;
}
if(a) { b; }
``` these are both the same thing in js, it u...
I loved fucking with people's py code by spamming tab in random places or putting a hidden character
quartz kindle
I loved fucking with people's py code by spamming tab in random places or puttin...
lmao
sharp geyser
"BUT THERE IS NO FUCKING SPACE"
warm imp
```js
if(a) {
b;
}
if(a) { b; }
``` these are both the same thing in js, it u...
So py is more strict
quartz kindle
So py is more strict
its not more strict, its different
sharp geyser
if you want a strict language learn C++
quartz kindle
spaces and newlines have meaning, where in js they dont
js uses () and {} to define blocks and limits, py uses spaces and newlines instead, less typing but you need to pay more attention
sharp geyser
I dont think anything matters in js https://github.com/top-gg/Luca/blob/master/bot.js#L215-L243
warm imp
JS is so hard 😦
past field
I am good.
what kind of bot are you trying to make?
sharp geyser
Ah yes the beauty of JS
quartz kindle
JS is so hard 😦
its hard because you're a beginner
otherwise js is one of the easier languages out there
warm imp
what kind of bot are you trying to make?
I am trying to make a bump bot 🙂
sharp geyser
JS is easy if learned the right way
quartz kindle
if you want to learn programming, be prepared to spend at least a few months learning
just like you would when learning a foreign language
for example french or italian
warm imp
if you want to learn programming, be prepared to spend at least a few months lea...
I used chatgpt and max said around 5 months to actually get good good
sharp geyser
all depends on your conviction
If you go into it not wanting to spend the time to learn it it will take longer
but if you sit down and take the time to learn it, you will acheive great results
warm imp
but if you sit down and take the time to learn it, you will acheive great result...
How would I learn?
For months on end
sharp geyser
If you dont want to spend the time to learn
programming is not right for you
Programming is not something you learn over night, or quickly
quartz kindle
when learning a foreign language, how do you start? you dont read a book in french to learn french
you start with the basics, basic grammar rules, basic words and their meanings
warm imp
Yeahhhh
sharp geyser
when learning a foreign language, how do you start? you dont read a book in fren...
but I read a book in js to learn js
😏
warm imp
but I read a book in js to learn js
Be honest how many languages do yoy know?
sharp geyser
a few
warm imp
cuz I value my time
🤥
sharp geyser
and some c++
sharp geyser
How can yoy remember it all?
I've been programming for 7 years
It just sticks after a while
quartz kindle
How can yoy remember it all?
once you understand programming in general, its much easier to learn new languages, as they all share common traits
sharp geyser
I don't memorize the entire langauge by heart no
but I know the basics
and I know how to google what I dont know
every language shares the basics for the most part
warm imp
So there is var | let | const
sharp geyser
Strings, Ints, Bools
warm imp
Var is variable so like numbers right?
sharp geyser
don't use var
warm imp
don't use var
Why not?
sharp geyser
var has some issues perserving scope (or whatever its called)
quartz kindle
for example, most languages have variables, most languages have if else conditions, most languages have loops
there are a lot of things that programming languages share, they just do it a little different, with different keywords, different syntaxes
sharp geyser
let is for variables you want to be mutable meaning you can reassign the values of
const = constant
meaning it will ALWAYS be that value you set
it cannot be reassigned
warm imp
Yeah
sharp geyser
so you can do
let a = 5;
a = 7
console.log(a) // 7
but you cant do
const b = 5;
b = 7; // errors here because b is a constant
console.log(b);
What's scope?
sharp geyser
I can give you an example
const a = 5;
function b() {
const c = 6;
}
console.log(a) // 5
console.log(c) // Will error because C is defined inside the scope of a function
Basically scope is like a boundary
Anything defined inside that function, cannot be used outside of it
quartz kindle
there are 3 types of scopes, global, function and block
quartz kindle
// this is the global scope
function abc() {
// this is a function scope
}
if() {
// this is a block scope
}
yo ucan also make a separate scope inside stuff right
like
function abc() {
let a = 5;
{
let b = 6;
}
console.log(a + b) // will error because b is defined in its own scope
}``` right tim?or am I mixing up languages
quartz kindle
yup
sharp geyser
😔
basically anything inside of {} is its own scope
it separates whats inside from whats outside
warm imp
So in a ping command what would i use?
quartz kindle
thats like asking "now that i know how to say dog and cat in french, how do i read a french book?"
warm imp
Like I do /ping bot will say Pong
sharp geyser
it'd be either a block scope or a function scope
warm imp
What scope would I use?
quartz kindle
What scope would I use?
you use whatever the library tells you to use
discord.js is a big big program created to help you connect with discord
warm imp
you use whatever the library tells you to use
I am gonna ask a stupid question but what's library mean in code
quartz kindle
discord.js is the one that tells you what you should use
warm imp
discord.js is the one that tells you what you should use
Oh so
sharp geyser
discord.js is a library
warm imp
Yoy would get a error if you use a wrong one?
quartz kindle
a library is a big piece of javascript code that someone else wrote and you can use by downloading and installing it
sharp geyser
its a collection of code that helps you make something
ima go tho so ima let tim explain any other questions oyu have
bye guys
warm imp
Lol
quartz kindle
i g2g
warm imp
Lmao
pine willow
warm imp
Yoy guys can leave
sharp geyser
shut up sky
warm imp
🙂
pine willow
shut up sky
Sowwy
sharp geyser
pine willow
warm imp
You made a bot you can help me 😉
warm imp
Whats the Issue at all
Everything
sharp geyser
I still dont even know the issue myself
Cause we aren't going to teach you how to program
thats up to you
All we do is guide you in the problems you face while programming
warm imp
But yoy guys are amazing teachers
pine willow
Oh he doesnt have a bot yet?
warm imp
Oh he doesnt have a bot yet?
Nope not even close
pine willow
sharp geyser
But yoy guys are amazing teachers
Right but there isn't enough time in the world for me to help you every step of the way
you have to be reliant on your own self
warm imp
pine willow
Yuh
sharp geyser
<:sfe_pepetrue:1240903259980304447>
Best resource I can give you
It teaches a lot about JS
pine willow
Sorry
sharp geyser
we don't troll new people in this channel
warm imp
Use the js Tutorial
I have makes a blurry sense
I understand some of it
But not all
Kinda
It's like 75% I don't know
sharp geyser
Anything you dont understand ask here
warm imp
have you heard about the dunning kruger effect?
No what's that?
warm imp
Anything you dont understand ask here
Ok ty so much 🙂
sharp geyser
Cognitive bias in which incompetent people tend to assess themselves as skilled
Its the peak of mount stupid stuff
warm imp
Oh
quartz kindle
sharp geyser
its expected that it wont make sense to you at all
sharp geyser
😭
not wrong tho
Swear learning language development makes me think im in that valley of despair
pine willow
Programming spawned in my Head
quartz kindle
your head spawned in programming
warm imp
pine willow
Idfk i understood everything so fast
sharp geyser
your spawning in head programming
warm imp
Idfk i understood everything so fast
How fast?
sharp geyser
trust me bro
pine willow
Yes i know
warm imp
there is still a lot you dont know
I bet that is true
sharp geyser
Programming is something you will never master
warm imp
Yes i know
How many servers your bot got
sharp geyser
There will ALWAYS be something to learn
pine willow
400
warm imp
Just wondering no hate at all
sharp geyser
I bet even the actual language developers of the langs you guys use don't know their own language fully
💀
quartz kindle
400... um... speed
pine willow
Not the best
sharp geyser
400... um... speed
He made that bot last month
pine willow
1 month ago
warm imp
How already 400
warm imp
Fr
sharp geyser
and all his bot does is play tictactoe
warm imp
Lmao
sharp geyser
sharp geyser
indeed
pine willow
multipurpose bots suck
Agreed
warm imp
Was it hard it make a tictac toe bot?
sharp geyser
his uses ai
quartz kindle
a good specific purpose bot will take you far, provided its not too niche
sharp geyser
a good specific purpose bot will take you far, provided its not too niche
Mine is very niche
It will still reach millions of servers
trust
quartz kindle
hueheuhue
warm imp
The only thing i don't understand is the index that trips me up
quartz kindle
mine is hard stuck for like 2 years now
warm imp
Lol
quartz kindle
lel
sharp geyser
idk how but hte magical effect of C++
quartz kindle
gonna use D++
pine willow
Use brainfuck
sharp geyser
makes bos succeed
warm imp
Do people even make Bots in that?
pine willow
Time to recode TicTacToe
sharp geyser
D++ is made in C++ which is more memory efficient
warm imp
Time to recode TicTacToe
Into C++??????
quartz kindle
Do people even make Bots in that?
for reference, D++ is a discord library, like discord.js, but for C++
it stands for Discord++
sharp geyser
So once you get into those thousands of servers most people go libless or swap to a more memory efficient language
like C++
pine willow
Into C++??????
Yuh
quartz kindle
So once you get into those thousands of servers most people go libless or swap t...
tell that to all those top 20 bots that use js and py
sharp geyser
tell that to all those top 20 bots that use js and py
Those bots are so deep in they can't be arsed to change
sharp geyser
it'd be cheaper buying more server room than hiring devs that specialize in C++ or some other language
quartz kindle
warm imp
Those bots are so deep in they can't be arsed to change
Some have 11k and they use JS is that bad or good?
sharp geyser
JS only becomes a limitation at large amounts of servers
Mac's bot uses 16gb of ram
quartz kindle
Some have 11k and they use JS is that bad or good?
some have 5 million servers and use js
pine willow
Mac's bot uses 16gb of ram
Lmao
warm imp
and they spend hundreds on servers to keep it running
$$$
warm imp
and they spend hundreds on servers to keep it running
Why? And how
quartz kindle
and they spend hundreds on servers to keep it running
thousands
pine willow
Imagine
pine willow
Your bot is free for you
No its not
warm imp
Your bot is free for you
Do yoy host it your self or hosting servers?
quartz kindle
depends on who they go through
google compute engine
sharp geyser
Why? And how
Once your bot is in millions of servers it becomes a job
pine willow
Do yoy host it your self or hosting servers?
Self
sharp geyser
It makes enough money to sustain you most of the time
warm imp
It makes enough money to sustain you most of the time
True
sharp geyser
Those dyno devs make BANK
sharp geyser
sapphire is a shit bot ngl
pine willow
@warm imp all of my Stuff is hosted on my local Servers
sharp geyser
oh god
sharp geyser
giving sky another chance to flex his servers
pine willow
No
warm imp
my bot made me a whole 30 bucks last month
Yay
pine willow
Serwers
quartz kindle
sewers
warm imp
warm imp
Serwers
When yoy make new commands do yoy have to add it in the index.js and your handlers?
quartz kindle
what are you doing here
im playing maplestory
sharp geyser
no idea what that is
sharp geyser
makes sense
oh wait that game
nvm I do know what that is
god haven't played that in AGES
pine willow
When yoy make new commands do yoy have to add it in the index.js and your handle...
Handlers
quartz kindle
god haven't played that in AGES
lmao
quartz kindle
When yoy make new commands do yoy have to add it in the index.js and your handle...
let me give you a suggestion
forget about slash commands for now
play around with text commands instead
for example !ping
pine willow
Pong! 9ms
quartz kindle
you will need to configure something in your discord app tho
but its gonna be much much easier to start with
and you're gonna have a better time understanding whats going on
also forget about handlers and all that crap
warm imp
for example `!ping`
Would I need to import that in my index.js if I make it
quartz kindle
Would I need to import that in my index.js if I make it
only if you continue using handlers
i would recommend not using handlers for now
stick the the basics
pine willow
Everything has to be sorted otherwise I can't cope
warm imp
Same