development

[lusty dew]

How

Woldn't that make it only search that game?

[quartz kindle]

yes, but it gives you what you need

[lusty dew]

.

But

that is not what I want it to do.

I want it to do so when people do !steam Rust or !steam Gmod
It will request the game data from it and send it out in an embed

[quartz kindle]

and which part are you stuck with?

[lusty dew]

.

[quartz kindle]

the search gives you the game id

use the game id to do another request

[lusty dew]

request.get(https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game})

request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game}`)

defining game

so whatever they type in

will go where ${game} is

[quartz kindle]

oh

i thought you had that already

just get it from the message

[lusty dew]

Ok

Atfer that

I should be able to do the rest

if not I will ask for help again

[quartz kindle]

alright

[lusty dew]

var game = gamemessage = args.join(" ").slice(22)

isnt this how you would define it though?

[quartz kindle]

that looks weird af

what is the content of args?

[lusty dew]

content?

Nvm

It didn't work

anyway

I am trying to figure out how to define game rn

lol

[quartz kindle]

what does args contain

what value does it represent

console.log(args)

[lusty dew]

Ok

It represents

what I say after activating the command

like

!steam Rust

it logs rust

[sick cloud]

so use args

[lusty dew]

I did.

[sick cloud]

or args[0]

[quartz kindle]

how does it log it? as "rust" or as ["rust"]?

[lusty dew]

[ 'rust' ]

[quartz kindle]

that means its an array

[sick cloud]

[0]

[lusty dew]

ok

[quartz kindle]

meaning you access it by its index

which is index 0 (first value)

so game = args[0]

[lusty dew]

[ 'rust' ]

still logs as that

[quartz kindle]

you're still console.logging args

you can remove the console.log

show the rest of the code

[lusty dew]

Ah ok

Well

ALl I have for now

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const request = require("node-superfetch");

module.exports.run = async (client, message, args) => {

    var game =  args[0]
    request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game}`)

}

module.exports.help = {
    names: ["steam"]
}

Is this so far

I am trying to figure out how to request the data now that I have the game requested

[quartz kindle]

alright, now you have to wait for the request and receive a reply

[lusty dew]

Ok

[quartz kindle]

whats the node-superfetch example?

[lusty dew]

?*

[quartz kindle]

go to the node-superfech page

in npm

[lusty dew]

const request = require('node-superfetch');
 
try {
    const { body } = await request.get('https://registry.npmjs.com/node-fetch');
    console.log(body);
} catch (err) {
    console.error(err);
}

I need to do all that

lol

[quartz kindle]

not all

see what they did?

[lusty dew]

Yes

[quartz kindle]

the request is assigned to a variable

in a special way

const { body } = await request.get('https://registry.npmjs.com/node-fetch');
^ same as var ^ get body from ^ wait for request

[lusty dew]

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const request = require("node-superfetch");

module.exports.run = async (client, message, args) => {

    var game =  args[0]
    try{
        const { body } = await
        request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game}`)
    } catch(err){
        console.log(err)
    }

}

module.exports.help = {
    names: ["steam"]
}

So like that?

[quartz kindle]

await and request in the same line

[lusty dew]

It is

idk why

it is like that

[quartz kindle]

then alright

at this point

body should contain the result of the search

[lusty dew]

ok

[quartz kindle]

you can console.log(body) right after

to confirm

[lusty dew]

Ok

https://www.hastebin.com/exarimohel.bash

tested it

got this back

[quartz kindle]

alright

thats a json response

[lusty dew]

Ok

Hmm

Could I make it narrow it down to one game?

[quartz kindle]

now you have to navigate it, and access the relevant part

[lusty dew]

instead of multiple?

Ah ok

[quartz kindle]

usually the first result is always the closest match

so you can stick with it

[lusty dew]

Yea

[quartz kindle]

now, how is this object structured? can you read it? how would you access what you need?

[lusty dew]

Hmmm

By defining each one?

like

price and stuff

I would have to define

price and platforms

for sure

[quartz kindle]

is the information contained there enough? or do you need more?

because there is another url with more details

[lusty dew]

Need more

I need more then what that gives me

[quartz kindle]

for example

check this link

https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=rust

[lusty dew]

https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails

Oh

lol

[quartz kindle]

this is what you have

and this is what you want

https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=252490

correct?

[lusty dew]

Yes

I want that

[quartz kindle]

so how do you get it? what do you need to access that information?

[lusty dew]

Ummmmmm

[shrewd lark]

/ayuda

[lusty dew]

It looks like a Json response

[quartz kindle]

español solo en #memes-and-media

[lusty dew]

He asked for help

lol

[quartz kindle]

yes, its json, but how do you get there?

[lusty dew]

Hmmm

[shrewd lark]

Quien me enseña hacer una bot de discord

[lusty dew]

I don't know

[quartz kindle]

@shrewd lark ahi se habla solo inglés. se qieres hablar español, hablas en #memes-and-media

@lusty dew what did you do right now, to make that appear on your screen?

the very basic action you did

[lusty dew]

AH

I logged it

but I requested

the info from that

[quartz kindle]

no, i mean the second link i showed you

[lusty dew]

Oh

[quartz kindle]

you clicked the link

and the page opened

[lusty dew]

I found it

Oh wait

yours

[quartz kindle]

meaning, how do you get all that information into your bot?

[lusty dew]

not mine

lel

Hmm

I have to make it request the data from it?

[quartz kindle]

exactly

what does the url need to give you what you want?

[lusty dew]

Um

the ID

of the game

[quartz kindle]

bingo

[lusty dew]

So

[quartz kindle]

where is the id of the game?

[lusty dew]

Um

that part

can't answer

I don't know lol

[quartz kindle]

you just logged it

[lusty dew]

oh

in bodfy

body

[quartz kindle]

see how it goes?

[lusty dew]

Yes

[quartz kindle]

first you search, then you get the id from the results, then you request again

so what do you need to do now?

[lusty dew]

Um

Wait

let me set that first part up real quick

if I can

[quartz kindle]

what you need to do now is to get the id

from the results

[lusty dew]

Yes

[quartz kindle]

can you do that?

[lusty dew]

I can try

so wait

const { body } = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game}`)

I keep this

then get the ID from those results?

[quartz kindle]

yes

[lusty dew]

Ok

I can try and do that

Ok

I can't figure it out yet

lol

hm

I read this somewhere

I am not sure if it is for what I need

Nvm

[bright spear]

if you eval that code you should get the full response then you can try to find the id

[lusty dew]

I saw this

but

alert(json.parse[0].id)

I don't think it will work

eval?

What is eval

[quartz kindle]

i think the json is already parsed, else it would show up as a string in his logs

[lusty dew]

AH yes

Ah yes*

Ok

so

hmmm

Wait

would an alert work?

[bright spear]

uh

[quartz kindle]

no

[bright spear]

alert is for websites

[lusty dew]

Oh ok

[quartz kindle]

alert is for browsers

[lusty dew]

rip

[bright spear]

to get the id of the first result do body.items[0].id

[quartz kindle]

that is the answer yes

but do you know why?

[bright spear]

fyi an eval is a command most bots have, that runs code (make sure u restrict it to devs tho)

[lusty dew]

Ah ok

[bright spear]

and as tim said, do you know why that works? (body.items[0].id)

[lusty dew]

because

it is getting

the first item that pops up id

[bright spear]

yeah

its much easier when u see the full response lol

[lusty dew]

yea lol

[quartz kindle]

he has it in his logs

[bright spear]

oh

[lusty dew]

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const request = require("node-superfetch");

module.exports.run = async (client, message, args) => {

    var game =  args[0]
    try{
        const { body } = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game}`)
        console.log(body)
    } catch(err){
        console.log(err)
    }
    return body.items[0].id



}

module.exports.help = {
    names: ["steam"]
}

[quartz kindle]

but he doesnt understand the structure of the object that well

[lusty dew]

that is meh command now

[quartz kindle]

which is why im trying to explain

[lusty dew]

Yea

You are doing a good job ;p

I forgot

that I had to request it from the body

xD

[quartz kindle]

so basically body contains the entire object. and if you check your logs, you see that the object has two main properties: total and items

thats why you do body.items

[lusty dew]

Yea

Ah

I see

I didn't notice items

I only saw total at first

[quartz kindle]

then you see that items is an array

[lusty dew]

yea

[quartz kindle]

because it has [

[lusty dew]

so you do [0]

to get the first item

[quartz kindle]

exactly

[lusty dew]

then .id

to get it's id

[quartz kindle]

bingo

[lusty dew]

ok

[quartz kindle]

so you take all of this, and put it into a variable

var id = body.items[0].id

and do the next request with the id

[lusty dew]

ok

So wait

https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=

oof

didn't copy it all

    var id = body.items[0].id

    try{
        const { body } = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=${id}`)
        console.log(body)
    } catch(err){
        console.log(err)
    }

so like that?

[quartz kindle]

yes, but

const can only be used once in the same scope

[lusty dew]

Ah

Ok

[quartz kindle]

so either change const to var

[lusty dew]

I changed it to var

[quartz kindle]

or change the second body to something else

[lusty dew]

Oh

Ok

well I just changed it to var

[quartz kindle]

alright

now your second console.log should get the response from the appdetails

[lusty dew]

No

Well

yes

but

it should

TypeError: Cannot read property 'items' of undefined
    at Object.module.exports.run (C:\Users\User\Desktop\LoverBot v3\commands\ste
am.js:14:19)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)

but

[quartz kindle]

did you remove the first request?

[lusty dew]

?

No

[quartz kindle]

show full code

[earnest phoenix]

u cant access .items before you even mame a request lmfao

[lusty dew]

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const request = require("node-superfetch");

module.exports.run = async (client, message, args) => {

    var game =  args[0]
    try{
        const { body } = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game}`)
        console.log(body)
    } catch(err){
        console.log(err)
    }
    
    var id = body.items[0].id

    try{
        var { body } = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=${id}`)
        console.log(body)
    } catch(err){
        console.log(err)
    }




}

module.exports.help = {
    names: ["steam"]
}

[earnest phoenix]

Body is out of scope

smh

do a let body = null; before the try catch

[lusty dew]

which one

lol

there is two

[earnest phoenix]

and then assign it the body from the request

both because the const body only lasts until the end of that block lmao

do u know what scope is? obvs not

[lusty dew]

Um no

[earnest phoenix]

it was rhetorical question lol

[lusty dew]

Ok

Well don't be a dick then

like damn

[earnest phoenix]

LMAO

lemme give you an example:

if(something) {
const x = 1
}
console.log(x) //x undefined

[lusty dew]

https://www.hastebin.com/yujemotune.js @quartz kindle this is my code

[quartz kindle]

basically your problem is that try creates a scope, meaning variables created inside it will only work inside it. you can either remove the try catch block, or put everything into only one block

[earnest phoenix]

no

he should put a let before the block

then assign it the body after he makes the request

[lusty dew]

How do you know I am a he?

-_-

[earnest phoenix]

because its the internet

and ur programming

statistical guess

[lusty dew]

That makes no fucking sense

but ok

[quartz kindle]

you dont need to declare the variable outside if you put everything into the same block

[earnest phoenix]

yeah but no need to be in 1 block

[lusty dew]

Can tim just help me....

[earnest phoenix]

js try catch performance grumble grumble

[lusty dew]

he was doing well

[quartz kindle]

better to be in one block then

2 requests in the same try catch

[lusty dew]

Ok

[earnest phoenix]

let body = null; 
try{ 
body = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=${id}`).then(res => res.body);
console.log(body) 
} catch(err){ 
console.log(err) 
} 
``` not sure if thats correct for your request library

but worth a shot

nd the proper way

on mobile so the indentation might be scuffed sry

[lusty dew]

Well either way

body has already been defined

[earnest phoenix]

body is already defined because ur doing 2 requests and calling the response the same thing

just give it a diff name :p

[lusty dew]

Ok

well

That didn't work either

:/

[quartz kindle]

it looks nicer like this, but thats just mejs try{ var { body } = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch?cc=us&l=en&term=${game}`); var id = body.items[0].id; { body } = await request.get(`https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=${id}`); console.log(body); } catch(err){ console.log(err) }

[lusty dew]

Ok

Yours worked Tim

Ok

next thing to do is

ummm

fuck

[quartz kindle]

find the information you need from the new body

[lusty dew]

Ah yes

Yea

[quartz kindle]

the same way you found it in the first body

[lusty dew]

Hmmmm

Yea

so

[quartz kindle]

read the object in your logs, and see how its structured

[lusty dew]

body.data[0].something

lol

I don't know what to put after that

let me look

[quartz kindle]

data is not an array

so no [0]

[lusty dew]

Oh ye

so just

body.data.pc_requirements?

would be one of them right?

and I can do that like

in the embed correct?

likew

[quartz kindle]

yes

check if data is indeed the first property

[lusty dew]

Ah ok

Oh

Data is the first property right?

by the looks of it, data is the first

[quartz kindle]

according to the url, it isnt

post your log

[lusty dew]

https://www.hastebin.com/ipefejelat.xml

[lusty dew]

Oh

the ID is

[quartz kindle]

first property is the id

[lusty dew]

Yea

then it is

Data

[quartz kindle]

yes

[lusty dew]

Ok

[quartz kindle]

so how would you get it?

[lusty dew]

I would do ermmm

Wait

let me think

while I have someoen spaming my DMs

Ok

back

so you would get it by

doing

Um

wait

why am I having trouble with this ugh

[quartz kindle]

because its a dynamic key

there is a specific way to access properties with dynamic keys

which coincidentally, its the same way you would access items in an array

[lusty dew]

oh

body isn't in an array is it?

[quartz kindle]

nope

[lusty dew]

Ok

[earnest phoenix]

its for like keys with spaces

stuff that cant be used as just .proeprty

[lusty dew]

proepty?

[quartz kindle]

property lol

[lusty dew]

Oh

lmfao

[quartz kindle]

like

you have object.key

right?

but if the key has spaces for example

object.key with spaces

doesnt work

the correct way is

object["key with spaces"]

[lusty dew]

Oh

so wait

Hmm

trying to understand that

I understand that

object.key with spaces is not correct

[quartz kindle]

object.key //works
object["key"] //works
object.key with spaces //doesnt work
object["key with spaces"] //works
object.variable //doesnt work
object[variable] //works```

[lusty dew]

Oh

so what you saying is

Oh nvm

what I was going to say was stupid

[quartz kindle]

basically the final answer is in the above block

[lusty dew]

ok

so

it would

be

body.object["key"].data?

or something

idk

[quartz kindle]

body is the object

[lusty dew]

OH

i am dumb

[quartz kindle]

keep trying, almost there

[lusty dew]

body.[0].data

wait

body[0].data?

[quartz kindle]

close, but no

[lusty dew]

Oh oof

[quartz kindle]

body doesnt have a property 0

[lusty dew]

Oh

[quartz kindle]

it has a property 252490

which is the game id

[lusty dew]

Yea

[quartz kindle]

which is stored in a variable

[lusty dew]

yea

so wait

was only the 0 wrong?

or was

body[0] just wrong in general

[quartz kindle]

only the 0 was wrong

[lusty dew]

Oh so

Ah i think i see

So would it be 1 instead

since the first property or whatever is the game ID

[quartz kindle]

no

[lusty dew]

sorry my mind not thinking straight

[quartz kindle]

objects dont have a concept of "first" or "second"

they are not ordered

object are indexed by keys

[lusty dew]

Oh

[quartz kindle]

you need to know the key, to access the content

the key is 252490

[lusty dew]

oh

[quartz kindle]

i need to go sleep, hurry up

[lusty dew]

Sorry

I don't know

I am rushing to do things

and multi-tasking

my mind isn't directly focused on just this

[quartz kindle]

then try again when you have more time

[lusty dew]

Hm

so the key is

the game ID

[quartz kindle]

yes

[lusty dew]

so data would be

wait

if there is a key

nvm

I will just

try again later

I was going to ask if ther are key's and value's

[quartz kindle]

the answer is here

object.key //works
object["key"] //works
object.key with spaces //doesnt work
object["key with spaces"] //works
object.variable //doesnt work
object[variable] //works```

[lusty dew]

ah

body["key"]

or

body["key with spaces"]

Or wait

it wouldn't be variable would it?

[quartz kindle]

you have game id stored in a variable

[lusty dew]

Ima say it is

body["key"]

[quartz kindle]

that is correct, but there is no key named "key" in the object

[lusty dew]

Oh

wait

[quartz kindle]

the key is named "252490"

[lusty dew]

body["data"]?

[quartz kindle]

nope

data comes after the key

[lusty dew]

Oh well

then idk

:/

I will just figure it out later

when my mind is more focused

[quartz kindle]

alright good luck

[lusty dew]

Thank you

[quartz kindle]

im tempted to just give it to you, but eh

[lusty dew]

oof

[quartz kindle]

you wont learn that way

or will you?

[lusty dew]

Well

if you explain

how you got that

I could possibly learn

[quartz kindle]

ok

so i'll give you 2 examples, both work, but only one is correct

[lusty dew]

Ok

[quartz kindle]

body["252490"].data
body[id].data

which one is correct?

[lusty dew]

body[id].data

[quartz kindle]

correct

why?

[lusty dew]

Cause

[earnest phoenix]

I need a bot idea.

🤔

[lusty dew]

then it would only be getting the data for that game

plus

we have ID defined

so the id will be taken

from whatever game the user searches

[quartz kindle]

very good

[lusty dew]

@earnest phoenix A bot about games

lol

[quartz kindle]

alright, so i hope you learned something

im off to sleep

[lusty dew]

K

[earnest phoenix]

@lusty dew wut games

[lusty dew]

goodnigght

[sick cloud]

@quartz kindle gn

[quartz kindle]

@_@

[earnest phoenix]

@quartz kindle gn 👌

[lusty dew]

Thank you Tim (Hopefully you will see this xD)

[wintry quest]

Am I able to DM someone about an issue I'm having? :D

[idle mountain]

Why not just post about it here?

but you can DM me if you need to

[wintry quest]

blah I'll keep it here idk why I said that 😂

I'm having a "blonde" moment. It's whacking up that ${message.author} isn't defined, either it's {message} isn't defined, if I add message where it has exports.exec = function (msg, log) { then it yells and says author isn't defined.

I'm being real dumb atm

I swear

[idle mountain]

isn't is msg.author not message.author?

[wintry quest]

YES HAHAH

[idle mountain]

lol

[wintry quest]

I jsut did that

I did msg.id first

then realised

lmao

[idle mountain]

it happens to the best of us

[wild tide]

um

no

msg has been deprecated. Usually when you use msg it will pump out a warning into console that msg has been deprecated, and to use message instead.

[knotty steeple]

what

thats stupid

[wild tide]

So, message.author was correct. There was some error elsewhere when your author was undefined. It could be cause that author was defined incorrectly, or that author isn't a global variable, which would be why that line could not access the definition

[knotty steeple]

he defined msg not message

thats why it didnt work

[wild tide]

welp

that would also be why lmao

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

found some decent evidence of the deprecation

[knotty steeple]

wat

[earnest phoenix]

welp ? what mean this in english

[knotty steeple]

because they use message doesnt mean msg is depreciated

you can define it to what you want

[earnest phoenix]

cuz im learn english 😊

[wild tide]

I prefer message over msg anyway, it just looks tidier

[plain condor]

How can I make it so my JavaScript bot sends a message if it doesn't have the right permission?

[steel drum]

well

do something along the lines of

if (!message.guild.member(Bot.user).hasPermission("PERMISSION")) return message.channel.send("cant do that");

something along the lines of that

all the diff permissions are in the documentation

[knotty steeple]

you can just use msg.guild.me.hasPermission()

[steel drum]

or that

i didnt know

that existsed

[plain condor]

ty

[lusty dew]

https://gyazo.com/1678e362443fb55b853da3f630076aa8

would this be considered NSFW?

[steel drum]

Doubt it but still not smth I'd add

To my bot

[lusty dew]

Lol

It was just a funny thing

It is a Fun/Informative bot

[ruby dust]

"informative"

[quartz kindle]

Lol

[rustic axle]

Not as much nsfw but more shitpost

But yeah thanks for that idea

Oh yeah and how to make discord javascript library that looks like discord.js but has totally nothing to do with it

[upper nymph]

how can i get this not N/A anymore

[bright spear]

@upper nymph post your server count to the api

what language are you using?

[steel swallow]

I have that too

I'm using discord.js

[bright spear]

https://discordbots.org/api/docs#jslib

[upper nymph]

jda

[bright spear]

https://github.com/DiscordBotList/DBL-Java-Library

[steel swallow]

Ty.

[bright spear]

yw

[upper nymph]

tq

[rustic axle]

But I am not using an api and it comes up as undefined

Hmmm

[wide ruin]

const Discord = require("discord.js");
module.exports.run = async (bot, config, message, args1) => {
    
    let reportschannel = bot.channels.get(486167748205084694)
  if(message.guild.name != "Discord Bot List") {
   reportschannel.send(" ") 
  }
  let user = message.author.id
  let requestEmbed = new Discord.RichEmbed()
  .setTitle("Request")
  .setColor(0x00ff00)
  .addField("Someone requested", args1, true);
  reportschannel.send(requestEmbed);
  
  
  
  let submit = new Discord.RichEmbed()
  .setTitle("Successful")
  .setColor(0x00ff00)
  .addField(`You requested`, args1, true);
  message.channel.send(submit);
  
}
    
module.exports.help = {
    name: "submit"
}```

the bot doesnt send anything

at Client.client.on (/app/server.js:153:31)

at emitOne (events.js:116:13)

at Client.emit (events.js:211:7)

at MessageCreateHandler.handle (/rbd/pnpm-volume/e833a0de-7dc5-4e4f-82a8-7de26ebb0fdd/node_modules/.registry.npmjs.org/discord.js/11.4.2/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/websocket/packets/handlers/MessageCreate.js:9:34)

at WebSocketPacketManager.handle (/rbd/pnpm-volume/e833a0de-7dc5-4e4f-82a8-7de26ebb0fdd/node_modules/.registry.npmjs.org/discord.js/11.4.2/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/websocket/packets/WebSocketPacketManager.js:103:65)

at WebSocketConnection.onPacket (/rbd/pnpm-volume/e833a0de-7dc5-4e4f-82a8-7de26ebb0fdd/node_modules/.registry.npmjs.org/discord.js/11.4.2/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/websocket/WebSocketConnection.js:333:35)

at WebSocketConnection.onMessage (/rbd/pnpm-volume/e833a0de-7dc5-4e4f-82a8-7de26ebb0fdd/node_modules/.registry.npmjs.org/discord.js/11.4.2/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/websocket/WebSocketConnection.js:296:17)

at WebSocket.onMessage (/rbd/pnpm-volume/e833a0de-7dc5-4e4f-82a8-7de26ebb0fdd/node_modules/.registry.npmjs.org/ws/4.1.0/node_modules/ws/lib/event-target.js:120:16)

at emitOne (events.js:116:13)

(node:10189) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without a catch block, or by rejecting a promise which was not handled with .catch(). (rejection id: 1)

(node:10189) [DEP0018] DeprecationWarning: Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated. In the future, promise rejections that are not handled will terminate the Node.js process with a non-zero exit code.

[steel drum]

Try making the reports channel parameter a string

[smoky spire]

IDs are always strings in d.js

It’s also probably erroring on the sending of an empty message

[topaz fjord]

IDs have to be a string

Honestly man you should really learn the language

[steel drum]

it could be

an honest mistake

[topaz fjord]

I dont believe that

if you look at the past questions u will understand

[earnest phoenix]

HELLO

    if (message.content.match(/([A-Z0-9]|-|_){24}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){6}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){27}|mfa\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){84}/gi)) {
        if(!message.guild.members.get(client.user.id).hasPermission('MANAGE_MESSAGES')) return message.channel.send('**I need Permission \`MANAGE_MESSAGE\`To delete Tokens**')
        message.delete();
        message.reply(`you sent your token! Do not worry you've deleted it`);
        return;
    }
                              if(message.channel.type === "dm"){
    if (message.content.match(/([A-Z0-9]|-|_){24}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){6}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){27}|mfa\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){84}/gi)) {
        message.delete();
        message.reply(`you sent your token! Do not worry you've deleted it`);
        return;
    }
}
});

this code allowed ?

or my bot will be delete

-_-

this code if one sand token account or token bot masseg will be delete

[hushed berry]

@earnest phoenix you could improve that code a lot

[earnest phoenix]

improve like what ?

@hushed berry

i can make [ on and off ]

by reaction

[wide ruin]

does client.channels.size count voice channels in .js?

[earnest phoenix]

yas

[wide ruin]

thanks

how can i make the member count not count this server?

@earnest phoenix

[earnest phoenix]

hmm

wit im tar to arabic

[wide ruin]

?

[earnest phoenix]

im speak arabic

[wide ruin]

oh

[spring ember]

I know a bit of Arabic

[wide ruin]

can i still have help please

[earnest phoenix]

realy

[wide ruin]

yes

[spring ember]

yes

@wide ruin whatcha nees

need

[earnest phoenix]

@spring ember like what

[spring ember]

?

[wide ruin]

i want the member count not count this one

[spring ember]

That is a bit problematic

[wide ruin]

why?

[earnest phoenix]

I know a bit of english

[spring ember]

The solution is to iterate over all the servers except this one and add all of the users to a set

[earnest phoenix]

wit

[spring ember]

sadly it is not scalable

[earnest phoenix]

he wont blockd one form server ?

[spring ember]

What

[earnest phoenix]

im vary bad in english

[wide ruin]

i just mean like client.users.size - client.guild.size(264445053596991498)

[spring ember]

@wide ruin what about you

You are in both servers

[wide ruin]

ik

[spring ember]

Like in this server and in another

[wide ruin]

but it just subtracts this servers count

[spring ember]

yes

[wide ruin]

how do i do that

[spring ember]

that is the problem

I gave you the only solution

[earnest phoenix]

@spring ember hmm i wont vote this good or bad

[spring ember]

That is really nice

[earnest phoenix]

this my idea

😊

[wide ruin]

how do i get the member count of 264445053596991498

[spring ember]

I have this for music queue

[earnest phoenix]

yah

w

[spring ember]

@wide ruin client.guilds.get(id).size

[wide ruin]

thanks

[earnest phoenix]

if you need code call me 😊

amm

@spring ember

im forget ask you

    if (message.content.match(/([A-Z0-9]|-|_){24}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){6}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){27}|mfa\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){84}/gi)) {
        if(!message.guild.members.get(client.user.id).hasPermission('MANAGE_MESSAGES')) return message.channel.send('**I need Permission \`MANAGE_MESSAGE\`To delete Tokens**')
        message.delete();
        message.reply(`you sent your token! Do not worry you've deleted it`);
        return;
    }
                              if(message.channel.type === "dm"){
    if (message.content.match(/([A-Z0-9]|-|_){24}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){6}\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){27}|mfa\.([A-Z0-9]|-|_){84}/gi)) {
        message.delete();
        message.reply(`you sent your token! Do not worry you've deleted it`);
        return;
    }
}
});

allowed ?

[deep tusk]

@client.command(pass_context=True)
async def pest(ctx):
    server = ctx.message.server
    await client.create_channel(server, 'cool-channel', type=discord.ChannelType.text)
    await client.send_message(message.channel, "test")

Doesnt work, no errors.

yes

[lofty abyss]

hey how do i put a space in my description like this

Commands
!help >> Receive this help message!
!suggest >> Create a suggestion!
!invite >> Receive the invite links!
!reportbug >> Report a bug to the developers!
!approve >> Approve a suggestion!
!reject >> Reject a suggestion!
!setchannel >> Set the suggestion channel!
!setsubmitchannel >> Set the submit channel!
!setprefix >> Set the prefix!

[loud salmon]

if you are using markdown, then you need to put 2 enter spaces in between lines in the editor

[lofty abyss]

kk

but then it has that weird space

oofs

[ruby dust]

why does it have to yell each command's description?

[barren brook]

How do I do a invite command

Invite to a server

[wide ruin]

What's the .js code for if message is a DM?

[barren brook]

Idk

[wide ruin]

The point is that you help others

[barren brook]

Oh

[wide ruin]

But you didn't say your language

[barren brook]

Oh

[knotty steeple]

what

[earnest phoenix]

wut

[knotty steeple]

What's the .js code for if message is a DM?

wat

[barren brook]

How do I do a invite command in JS

[wide ruin]

I said .js in the message

[knotty steeple]

[earnest phoenix]

still

wat

[topaz fjord]

@wide ruin did you check the d.js docs first?

[knotty steeple]

probably not

[smoky spire]

@wide ruin check if message.channel.type is dm or if message.guild is null

[wide ruin]

How?

[knotty steeple]

he literally just said how

[wide ruin]

if(message.channel.type = dm) {

}

Does that work?

[knotty steeple]

no it doesnt

[wide ruin]

How will it?

[knotty steeple]

you are trying to declare something not check if something is equal to another thing

[wide ruin]

Ok

I'll check docs

[knotty steeple]

js docs*

[tulip snow]

Uncaught Exception:  TypeError: Cannot read property 'send' of null```

// This event executes when a new member joins a server. Let's welcome them!

const Discord = require('discord.js');

module.exports = (client, member) => {
    // Load the guild's settings
    if (member.user.id === client.user.id) return;
    const guildSettings = client.settings.get(member.guild.id);

    const welcomeMessage = guildSettings.welcomeMessage.replace('{{user}}', member.user.tag);

    // Send the welcome message to the default server channel. Not ideal,
    // there's a place for more configs here.
    if (guildSettings.welcomeEnabled === 'true') {
        if (member.guild.channels.find('name', guildSettings.welcomeChannel)) {
            member.guild.channels.find('name', guildSettings.welcomeChannel).send(welcomeMessage).catch((e) => client.log('log', `Unable to send message to welcomeChannel (${guildSettings.welcomeChannel}) on ${member.guild.name} (${member.guild.id}): \n ${e}`, 'Error'));
        }
        //return console.log(`Unable to send welcome message to guild: '${member.guild}' (${member.guild.id}) as the channel '${guildSettings.welcomeChannel}' does not exist`);
    }


    const logWelcome = new Discord.RichEmbed()
        .setColor('GREEN')
        .setTitle('New Member')
        .addField('User tag', member.user.tag)
        .addField('User ID', member.user.id);

    if (guildSettings.logNewMember === 'true') {
        member.guild.channels.find('name', guildSettings.modLogChannel).send({ embed: logWelcome }).catch((e) => client.log('log', `Unable to send message to modLogChannel (${guildSettings.modLogChannel}) on ${member.guild.name} (${member.guild.id}): \n ${e}`, 'Error'));
    }
};

Its at this line

        member.guild.channels.find('name', guildSettings.modLogChannel).send({ embed: logWelcome }).catch((e) => client.log('log', `Unable to send message to modLogChannel (${guildSettings.modLogChannel}) on ${member.guild.name} (${member.guild.id}): \n ${e}`, 'Error'));

[smoky spire]

It can’t find the channel

[rustic axle]

it is either declared in a section where message, guild or channels is not defined in any case, it is declared in an external function, or it needs to be fed one of those 3 things mentioned above

[brave pewter]

Any one know a great place to start learning to make discord bots

[knotty steeple]

depends on what language

certain languages have libraries that maybe have guides

[brave pewter]

What is the easiest

[knotty steeple]

so you just want to make a discord bot

and you dont even know a language

[slim heart]

How would i add a reaction to the latest message in a channel, so like im trying to make it so in my ticket channel if i just say no, itll add a reaction to the ticket message in that channel

[tulip snow]

TypeError: Cannot read property 'run' of undefined

@slim heart https://gyazo.com/4692765bf80880d7ede21bac893b4fee

[slim heart]

First of all nice selfbot, second, i mean the part of getting the message that was sent in the first place

[tulip snow]

Wdym selfbot?

[tulip snow]

https://gyazo.com/12bda4edafaec74b036c966a7b48958d

Thats a message lol

[slim heart]

whatever

anyways

[west raptor]

That's not Selfbot

[slim heart]

Im just trying to figure out how i would do it to the latest message because you're just using message as the object

how would i get the latest message

[west raptor]

http://prntscr.com/kr26fp its even in a discord article

also

what lib?

[slim heart]

ik but it looks like an eval response

js

[west raptor]

lib

[slim heart]

discord.js

soz

[west raptor]

its ok

well

to get another user's besides the author's last message it would be js let user = (this.)client.users.get('id') // you can also get it by .find // then user.lastMessage for the author it would be js (message).author.lastMessage i havent done lastMessage much but it works i think

if thats what you are asking

[slim heart]

not the users last message but the channels last message

[west raptor]

ohh

[slim heart]

okay so basiclly ill try and explain what im trying to do

So i have a censor bot and i have a ticket command where people can report words etc. So one that I do to keep track of whats happened is to add reactions to the messages with yes no or and o for something else, dont worry. so in order to make it easier im trying to make it so i can send "no" in the channel and itll add the reactions on its own

[tulip snow]

Do u mean like

let m = message.channel.send("Whatever")
m.react(':ok_hand:')
``` or whatever the thingy is

[slim heart]

no

Its already a sent message

[west raptor]

you'd need to await that message @tulip snow

also

one sec

[tulip snow]

Its just a example lmao

[west raptor]

still

[slim heart]

aSyNc

Cuz one thing ik that a property of a channel is lastMessage but the thing is that when i send "no" thatll be the latest message and im not trying to add the reaction to that im trying to add it to the message before it

[smoky spire]

Is the message before yours a command that you want to react to?

[slim heart]

yea

[smoky spire]

In that case, message.react() would react to the command message

Because the message object would be the command message

[slim heart]

I want it to do the message before the command message

[smoky spire]

Then why’d you say yes to it being the command message

[slim heart]

I thought u said the message before the command emssage

[eager wasp]

All folder of my bot is on "Read only" pls help me !
(I'm using debian)

(Send me a private message)

[severe socket]

sudo chmod -R 755 folder
assuming your are using the account that is the owner of the folder

[lusty dew]

How do you install canvas

cause

what the NPM thing is telling me

is not working

[west raptor]

any error?

when

installing

[lusty dew]

Yes

Ofc

I dont have it now

Plus

Computer made a bunch of beeping sounds

when trying to install it

[wide flicker]

I'm in the process of learning python.. could someone help me with a project I'm practicing with?

[west raptor]

whats the issue?

[wide flicker]

is_hungry = input("Are you hungry?: ")
is_happy = input("Are you happy?: ")
if is_hungry and not(is_happy):
print("You are hangry")
elif is_hungry and is_happy:
print("You must not be waiting on food like me.")
elif not(is_hungry) and not(is_happy):
print("If you ate you would probably be happy")

[lusty dew]

.

Ok

What da problem

lol

[west raptor]

code block plz

[wide flicker]

It's not changing even if the input changes from true to false

[lusty dew]

is_hungry = input("Are you hungry?: ")
is_happy = input("Are you happy?: ")
if is_hungry and not(is_happy):
    print("You are hangry")
elif is_hungry and is_happy:
    print("You must not be waiting on food like me.")
elif not(is_hungry) and not(is_happy):
    print("If you ate you would probably be happy")

There

[west raptor]

```py
code```

[lusty dew]

lol

Ye

[wide flicker]

Idk how to do that yet..

[west raptor]

re

[lusty dew]

Um

He/she

just showed you how

XD

[west raptor]

he

[lusty dew]

He

That is why I said

He/she

-_-

[west raptor]

ik

lol

[lusty dew]

Foite me

xd

[west raptor]

nou

[lusty dew]

Omg

No

That

MeME

needs

to DIE

Anyway

What is your problem @wide flicker

I know a tad bit of Py

it is

`

//py code //

oof

[bright spear]

```py
code```

[wide flicker]

It didnt work... but if I put true or false the answer never changes.

[lusty dew]

YE

[knotty steeple]

```py

code

```

[lusty dew]

Ok

Yes

They are smarter then me

xD

[wide flicker]

Only if I change it to is_hungry= True.. can I not have the input change it?

[knotty steeple]

im pretty sure not isnt a function

[wide flicker]

Sorry my pc died

But it works if I do is_hungry = True instead of asking for the input by doing is_hungry = input("Are you hungry?: ")

Not is a function I beleive. It works if I dont use input at least

[knotty steeple]

not isnt a function

[wide flicker]

I'm not sure but it works with if statements at least without wanting to use user input

My main question is, if the user inputs true or false as their answer will it not change is_hungry to it. Ex. They put true for they are hungry.. will that not make is_hungry = True?

[west raptor]

How would I grab a token from a json file in py?
im new to py development even though i started on a bot in py a long time ago but forgot how to get a token from a json file

[knotty steeple]

first you import json

then you load a json file

with

json.load()

but use the open function for the file

so

json.load(open("./file.json"))

[west raptor]

then what?

[knotty steeple]

you can define this as whatever you want

so if you defined it as jsonthing

to get something do jsonthing["athing"]

you get it?

[west raptor]

yea

thanks

[knotty steeple]

btw

you dont need to pip install it

[west raptor]

i know

[wide flicker]

So for my question... will the user input not change the True or False value of is_hungry?

[quartz kindle]

i dont know python, but its possible that the value returned by "input" is not a boolean

[lusty dew]

Ayyyy Tim wassup my buddy, thank you for your help last night ❤

[quartz kindle]

meaning, if you type true, python will interpret it as "true" (text/string) not true (true/false boolean)

i could be wrong tho, idk how python is typed

[wide flicker]

Ahhh I see

[wanton zenith]

I'm having trouble with trying to add bold and underlines to my bot description. Is __**something**__ not correct?

[knotty steeple]

it is

[quartz kindle]

something

should be correct

[wanton zenith]

It's not showing up 😦

[west raptor]

it doesnt show in my bot description as well

[quartz kindle]

in the website?

[wanton zenith]

Yeah

[knotty steeple]

btw its True @quartz kindle

[quartz kindle]

py booleans require capitals?

good to know xd

not that i'll ever use python

[wide flicker]

Ok so is there a function to change true/false boolean?

[knotty steeple]

yea they do for whatever reason tim

[quartz kindle]

change true to false, and vice versa?

or change something into a boolean?

[wide flicker]

Yea but by what a user inputs so the answer can be changed accordingly

[quartz kindle]

i think you have to directly compare the input to a predefined value

if input == "true" return True

or something like that

[wide flicker]

Ok awesome I didnt even think of that type of solution

[lusty dew]

ever since I installed canvas my bot hasn't been starting up properly

[wide flicker]

I think that should work

[quartz kindle]

whats the error?

[lusty dew]

Tim wassup

It no error

it is just not loading up

it is stuck on the command file that requires canvas

it won't load that one

[quartz kindle]

did it install properly?

[lusty dew]

ye

[quartz kindle]

because canvas requires some libs to be installed on the machine

[lusty dew]

Yea

I did

I downloaded

this thing called

GTK

and then some other thing it required

[earnest phoenix]

How can I throw an error on a variable statement in nodejs?

[quartz kindle]

it mainly requires cairo

throw "error text" i believe

[lusty dew]

cario

Anyway

It loaded now

but

{ run: [AsyncFunction], help: { names: [ 'glitch', 'gl' ] } }
TypeError: loadImage is not a function
    at Object.module.exports.run (C:\Users\User\Desktop\LoverBot v3\commands\gli
tch.js:14:19)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)

I don't understand this

I read the docs

the way I used

loadImage

is correct

At least from my understanding of the docs it is

[quartz kindle]

show the file glitch.js

[knotty steeple]

its uh

throw Error("thing")

iirc

that should work

[lusty dew]

https://www.hastebin.com/vahomobipe.js

[knotty steeple]

wait ur thing works too xd

[quartz kindle]

throw 'Error2'; // generates an exception with a string value
throw 42;       // generates an exception with the value 42
throw true;     // generates an exception with the value true
throw new Error('Required');  // generates an error object with the message of Required```

[lusty dew]

Oh and Tim

The Steam command works

I had to mess around with it for a few

but I finally got it to work :3

[quartz kindle]

nice

which version of canvas are you using? 1.6 or 2?

[lusty dew]

How do I check

[quartz kindle]

it should say in your package.json file

[lusty dew]

version
1.6.11

Ah yea

Sorry

xD I forgot package.json has all that

[quartz kindle]

you're using the docs for version 2

[lusty dew]

OH

Damn

[quartz kindle]

version 1.6 doesnt have loadImage

[lusty dew]

Welp

That explains it

[quartz kindle]

for 1.6 use these examples

https://www.npmjs.com/package/canvas

[lusty dew]

Yea

const canvas = createCanvas(data.width, data.height);

so wait

this won't work?

Ah nvm