development

[tepid hedge]

or do I need to do client.users.cache.get

[quartz kindle]

you dont need any of that

thisIsACollectionOfMembers = {
  47593875983 => GuildMember
  92798728034 => GuildMember
  29749497264 => GuildMember
  ...
}

for(let entry of thisIsACollectionOfMembers) {
    console.log(entry) // [92749276497,GuildMember]
}

for(let [a,b] of thisIsACollectionOfMembers) {
  console.log(a) // 27364972649
  console.log(b) // GuildMember
}

for(let [id,member] of thisIsACollectionOfMembers) {
  console.log(id) // 7928749827
  console.log(member) // GuildMember
  console.log(member.id) // 7928749827
  console.log(member.user.username) // someusername
}

[tepid hedge]

I have everything working, all I don't know how to do is set an interval correctly, when I did it it would just end up looping, how do I set it to wait the interval before sending the next message?

[quartz kindle]

how long do you want to wait?

you dont need to use an interval

[tepid hedge]

1 second

[quartz kindle]

is this code inside an async function?

[tepid hedge]

Yes

[quartz kindle]

you can use the await keyword, combined with a promise and a timeout

to define an arbitrary amount of waiting

for example

await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(() => resolve(),1000))

[tepid hedge]

haven't used await before, where do I put the console.log in?

[quartz kindle]

what do you want to log?

[tepid hedge]

console.log(id)

[quartz kindle]

anywhere in the loop

[tepid hedge]

        await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(() => resolve(),1000)) {
        client.users.cache.get(id).send("test")
        console.log(id) // 7928749827

so like this?

[quartz kindle]

yes

but as i said before, you dont need to use client.users.get

[tepid hedge]

I need to send a DM to the person

[quartz kindle]

you have the entire member object, you can send directly to it

[tepid hedge]

Oh

So then how would I do it if I already have the id?
(id).send?

[quartz kindle]

member.send

and you did your promise wrong, its not a function you put things inside

[tepid hedge]

It worked, thank you!

[queen needle]

https://sourceb.in/a71a001c58
that is my battle command
the only problem is that it spams if they decline the battle

[quartz kindle]

your filter checks if user.id === user.id (which does nothing btw)

where user is the mentioned user

and your message.reply mentions the user

so it keeps mentioning the user, which keeps collecting

[tight forum]

^

[queen needle]

Well i didnt know what to do so i just copied the way it accepts it and copied and pasted and change it for declinding

[earnest phoenix]

hey quick question, does anybody know how long the verification on top.gg takes? heard it's about 1-4 weeks

[quartz kindle]

there are a ton of things in there that could be done in a better way, but your problem will most likely go away if you simply fix your filters

what you want is for the filter to check if the message author matches the mentioned user, not if the mentioned user matches itself, which just makes it match all messages

[tight forum]

hey quick question, does anybody know how long the verification on top.gg takes? heard it's about 1-4 weeks
@earnest phoenix yeah its true

but wrong channel

[earnest phoenix]

thanks for confirming and sorry

[quartz kindle]

1-2 weeks usually

[tight forum]

np

[earnest phoenix]

guess it's a good time to write documentation on github

while waiting

[queen needle]

@quartz kindle so it would be for both filters const filter2 = m => m.content.includes('decline') && message.author.id === user.id

[quartz kindle]

yes

but not message.author

m.author

[queen needle]

oh

[quartz kindle]

because m is the message that the collector will collect

so if the author of the collected message matches the mentioned user

[queen needle]

then do this

[upper hinge]

wait

[chilly bison]

@upper hinge try referencing the thing

the class list

[upper hinge]

wdym

._.

havent really used html&css that much

[quartz kindle]

@upper hinge your bot description is injected into the existing top.gg website, it is not a standalone page

so you have to account for all the existing html and css that the website already has

use the element inspector / dev tools in your browser, to check the existing css rules of your bot page

and modify them in your style tags

[upper hinge]

So it's part of the class content. How would I modify. I tried ```html
content {
background-color: blue;
}

[queen needle]

Try

.content

[upper hinge]

nope

[queen needle]

Is it defined anywhere else?

What are you trying to make blue

[upper hinge]

nvm

[earnest phoenix]

.

[rain jacinth]

https://gyazo.com/b23554a0ca8a63659926d8d2a0483ec8 https://sourceb.in/8887b9992d

[earnest phoenix]

Well, more context please, can you show us the code?

[rain jacinth]

I did

Press the sourcebin

[rough walrus]

you need a module.exports help = { name: "your name here" }

[rain jacinth]

https://sourceb.in/5225e75f54

Check this one

[rough walrus]

at the bottom

still not working? how

[rain jacinth]

It came with another error

[rough walrus]

what is it

[hardy vector]

can someone tell me what i nede to do to upgrade this code https://hasteb.in/rehasinu.js to v12 other than changing RichEmbed to MessageEmbed

[rain jacinth]

https://gyazo.com/608a7074d97e3c7707db5ecc5cb8d99c @rough walrus

[sudden geyser]

I mean there's this list: https://discordjs.guide/additional-info/changes-in-v12.html

For example, message.member.voiceChannel is now message.member.voice.channel

It shouldn't be a challenge to just find whats changed with some control + f

[rough walrus]

@rain jacinth I don't know, I'm kinda new to discord.js so...

[sudden geyser]

@rain jacinth you're inside a function body. You can't have key/values like that unless you're doing it for an object.

[rain jacinth]

So i need to remove category?

[sudden geyser]

No, you need to place it where it should be. I don't know what your intentions are for each key.

You should be able to export an object easily but you don't seem to be doing that and instead mixing it in the function body.

[rain jacinth]

https://sourceb.in/be4bdbaeaa @sudden geyser

[sudden geyser]

what

[rain jacinth]

like that?

[sudden geyser]

did you change anything? It doesn't look any different nor does it look like it'll work.

[rain jacinth]

I took off the comma after the description

[sudden geyser]

Do you have well knowledge on JavaScript?

[rain jacinth]

Not really

[sudden geyser]

Then you should learn more JS then attempt it again.

[clear wraith]

I have a question...

So Tim told me to type enable-pnpm in my terminal.

Does it need "npm" in front of it?

[wild mist]

Anyone know how to fix this?

[rain jacinth]

@wild mist is thaf heroku?

That

[tight forum]

Does it need "npm" in front of it?
@clear wraith just try

[summer torrent]

Does it need "npm" in front of it?
@clear wraith no

[wild mist]

Yes @rain jacinth

[rain jacinth]

Are you trying to host your bot?@wild mist

[wild mist]

Iam trying to host lavalink node

[digital ibex]

hi, does anyone know why i'm getting ```js
(node:12008) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: DiscordRESTError [50035]: Invalid Form Body
embed.fields.1.value: This field is required

code: ```js
{
name: 'Mods',
value: ${mods},
inline: true
}

and mods is ```js
message.channel.guild.members
.filter((e) =>
e.roles.includes(
guild.mod.roles
.map((e) => message.channel.guild.roles.get(e))
.sort((a, b) => b.position - a.position)
.map((e) => e.id)
.join(' ')
)
)
.map((e) => e.mention);

[summer torrent]

is this d.js?

[digital ibex]

no, eris

[hardy vector]

does anyone have any good tutorials on how to setup ur bot on a vps

[high bough]

Uhh, I might be an idiot for asking this, but how exactly do bots use animated emojis?

Like :reeee: only returns :reeee: like a user

Ugh, I mean with <a:[emojiname]:[emojiid]>

[digital ibex]

<a:name:id>

[high bough]

it returns only the enojiname

like :reeee:

[digital ibex]

then ur bot ain't in the server which the emoji came from

[high bough]

It is, since it's a custom server bot

It's my bot in my server

with my emojis

[digital ibex]

chill

just show how u r doing it

[high bough]

Nvm, I fixed it, sorry for not chilling, I've been trying to do it for an hour without asking my dev team first.

Turns out they have a better idea than me^^

[digital ibex]

ok

[hardy vector]

does anyone have any good tutorials on how to setup ur bot on a vps

[digital ibex]

u can ask here, i don't think there r tutorials on how to set it vps up

[hardy vector]

oh

cos im thinking of getting a digital ocean vps

[earnest phoenix]

There are better options....

Digital ocean is kinda over hyped

how do i have mutliple if statements in 1 line

@clear.error async def clear_error(ctx, error): if isinstance(error, commands.MissingRequiredArgument): await ctx.send('Please Specify The Number Of Messages You Want To Clear Example: +clear 10``')

if isinstance(error, commands.CheckFailure):
    await ctx.send("You are not allowed to kick people")``

Else if?

hum

retype the code for me?

lol

No thx

ok ill do it myself thanks for your help

Unm ok

[tacit flume]

bruh

[earnest phoenix]

how do i make a role

like with my bot

as if i have a mute command

Check the docs

mkay

[tacit flume]

spoonnnnnn

[earnest phoenix]

you're not helping so dont even answer @earnest phoenix

Well I'm

You expecting to get spoon fed isnt gonna happen

if i wanted to create a role with my bot how would i do it? my current code is @client.command() @commands.has_permissions(administrator=True) async def mute(ctx, member: discord.Member): role = discord.utils.get(ctx.guild.roles, name="Muted") await member.add_roles(role) await ctx.send(f'{member.mention} Has Been Muted')

shush

Make me :)

simple as a block

lmao

glee

[tacit flume]

when you blocked someone bc they won't give you a code

while you haven't read the rules

#rules-and-info

[earnest phoenix]

Dont worry @tacit flume

Just e enjoying good drama show

[tacit flume]

lol

[earnest phoenix]

Plus I dont code in python

[tacit flume]

lmao

me 2

[earnest phoenix]

[tacit flume]

waiting for player number 2 to respond

[clear wraith]

How would i get my bot to delete the message it sent after a specific amount of time?

[pale vessel]

timeout option in v12

[clear wraith]

Would I do a .then(m => m.delete(amount));

[pale vessel]

that's v11

[clear wraith]

Ok

[pale vessel]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/Message?scrollTo=delete

[clear wraith]

Ill check it out

[pale vessel]

for v12

[summer torrent]

delete({timeout:...})

[clear wraith]

I did the timeout option

But... It deleted the message I sent. Not the message It sent

[earnest phoenix]

Are you calling it on the right message?

[clear wraith]

Well u did this...

message.delete(m => m.delete({ timeout: 5000 })```

[earnest phoenix]

Oof

[clear wraith]

Is that not right?

Hmm

[earnest phoenix]

Store the message the bot sends in a const

And call the delete on that

[clear wraith]

Ok

[earnest phoenix]

But I think you can just do message.delete(time)

how to track who invited someone to my server using bot

@sudden geyser any guide ?

[sudden geyser]

Read that wrong sorry

[earnest phoenix]

@earnest phoenix

https://github.com/AnIdiotsGuide/discordjs-bot-guide/blob/master/coding-guides/tracking-used-invites.md

Try this

@earnest phoenix already tried and check issues of this project at top my name

[pale vessel]

outdated

don't follow that

[earnest phoenix]

please help

Stop spamming

did i spam ?

https://youtu.be/aKV881SpWac

See if you can get some help from this

*old

Well you should get the idea of the basic logic needed

[sudden geyser]

If you want to track what invite a member used to join the server (I assume this is what you're asking for), keep a collection of all the invites in a guild and find the one where the usage count has increased. You'll also need to manage how you can access the old/new collection as well as updating it

[tacit flume]

@clear wraith if you still having the problem, you could just make let msg = await message.channel.send("whatever is in here")
then just do msg.delete

[clear wraith]

Ohhhh

That makes more sense

Thanks

[tacit flume]

np

let me know if it works

[clear wraith]

Ok

[earnest phoenix]

Didnt you need a timeout?

[tacit flume]

just use
msg.delete(option.timeout)
reading the docs

im still new

[hardy bough]

that's not how it works..

[pale vessel]

options is an object

so if it's options.timeout then it's object.timeout, which is { timeout: 3000 }

[tacit flume]

yeah

im still new

[ancient comet]

how do i make a listener for votes is js?

[earnest phoenix]

Reaction collector?

[ancient comet]

like client.on('message'

basically how do i give the rewards fo boting

[earnest phoenix]

Wait

Are you talking about nitro boosts

[ancient comet]

kyu

no

vote

in

the websiye

website

[spice smelt]

he’s talking about dbl votes

[earnest phoenix]

Oh

[ancient comet]

yes

[earnest phoenix]

The api

[spice smelt]

the same question as in #topgg-api btw

[earnest phoenix]

I would help but I'm on mobile.... plus I'm reading.....

[ancient comet]

qwq

i will go nom the github

[spice smelt]

ok thanks anyway

[fast trench]

is there a way to purge DMs from a bot?

I've been testing with this account for some stupid reason and now it's just filled with unneeded messages in DMs

[earnest phoenix]

@ancient comet go to #topgg-api

[ancient comet]

i was reading it uwu

[earnest phoenix]

I defined a channel, in v12 how can i get that channel ?

Huh

like i have

let chx = db.get(`welchannel_${member.guild.id}`); 

and i want to get this channel, like member.channel.get but this doesn't work

What is db?

[digital ibex]

it doesn't matter the db

[zealous urchin]

    def __init__(self, bot):
        self.index = 0
        self.bot = bot
        self.update.start()

    def cog_unload(self):
        self.update.cancel()

    @tasks.loop(seconds=60.0)
    async def update(self):
        await self.bot.change_presence(
            activity=discord.Activity(application_id=686460052982464522,
                                      name='something',
                                      type=discord.ActivityType.playing)
        )
        self.index += 1```
(discord.py 1.3.3)

I wrote this code for my bot to change presence, but sometimes it stops working and outputs this error.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\tasks\__init__.py", line 73, in _loop
    await self.coro(*args, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\USER\Desktop\MaruBot\Cogs\BotUpdater.py", line 39, in update
    await self.bot.change_presence(
  File "C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\discord\client.py", line 943, in change_presence
    await self.ws.change_presence(activity=activity, status=status, afk=afk)
  File "C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\discord\gateway.py", line 512, in change_presence
    await self.send(sent)
  File "C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\discord\gateway.py", line 482, in send
    await super().send(data)
  File "C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\websockets\protocol.py", line 555, in send
    await self.ensure_open()
  File "C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\websockets\protocol.py", line 803, in ensure_open
    raise self.connection_closed_exc()
websockets.exceptions.ConnectionClosedError: code = 1006 (connection closed abnormally [internal]), no reason

I tried setting logging level to DEBUG, but it outputs so much error text that I'm not able to realize what is wrong.
How do I fix this :(

[digital ibex]

member.guild.channel @earnest phoenix

[earnest phoenix]

without get ?

Ok nvm I'm out

Idk python

[digital ibex]

wdym sabin?

[earnest phoenix]

nvm

[modest maple]

You just dont fix that error lol

1006 is discord closed the ws on you

[zealous urchin]

Then do I just have to reconnect if that error happens?

[nocturne grove]

If a guild is unavailable and you do guild.owner.send(), will you get Cannot read property 'send' of null?

[digital ibex]

probably,

[nocturne grove]

not everything is executed in a 'message' event @earnest phoenix, so is this piece of code

[digital ibex]

thats what he's doign

[modest maple]

Normally doesn't rlly matter d.py should reconnect again

[digital ibex]

k

[zealous urchin]

I should try it thanks

[nocturne grove]

Angelo, it normally works but now it didn't. I got that error so I want to know what caused it

[digital ibex]

the guild ur trying to access is either unavailable or the owner isn't cached

[nocturne grove]

should I first fetch it using client.users.fetch(guild.owner.id)?

[digital ibex]

no

[nocturne grove]

oh okay

[digital ibex]

use get

client.users.get(guild.owner.id)

[nocturne grove]

ow with a cache in between ofc, for me

thanks 🙂

[digital ibex]

'guild' isn't a collection

so, message.guild.get

is incorrect

[nocturne grove]

message.guild.members.get() would work, or with a cache in between

[digital ibex]

yes

try it, i don't use d.js, but afaik it should work

[nocturne grove]

oh that's not the problem tho

[digital ibex]

wha

[nocturne grove]

the syntax

[digital ibex]

what r u trying for the syntax to be incorrect?

[candid granite]

Does anyone have a free hosting site other than heroku?

[earnest phoenix]

How did you manage that?

How many apps are you running?

i host a bot

[turbid bough]

Do not. use a free hosting site

[earnest phoenix]

and a staticman (github app)

[serene wind]

It also says 550 hours, which means you haven't verified your heroku account by adding a debit card

[earnest phoenix]

they work good

[serene wind]

If you add one, you get 1000 hours a month

[digital ibex]

heroku bad, don't use it

and not all free hosts are bad

[earnest phoenix]

my bot will stop on 20 May

[turbid bough]

yes they are

[earnest phoenix]

IMO glich are bad :c

[serene wind]

Why do you say Heroku is bad? Plenty of people use it without any issues

[earnest phoenix]

Not all people can afford vps

i use glich for tests

Let's not say free hosting is bad

[turbid bough]

Cause you have an issue right now lol?

[digital ibex]

no i don't, my host works prefectly fine

& its free

[earnest phoenix]

Local hosting

Xd

[nocturne grove]

what r u trying for the syntax to be incorrect?
@digital ibex you said you don't exactly know how to code it to get a member. I said that I know that so that's not the problem
Thanks for your help as you said what the solution should be

[serene wind]

lmfao

[digital ibex]

there has only been two major downtimes since the start of this year

[earnest phoenix]

[turbid bough]

What do you use?

[digital ibex]

and one of them was the guy running it forgot to pay his bills

lol

[turbid bough]

soo, its not free?

[digital ibex]

no, its free

[turbid bough]

you are just leeching of somebody else

[serene wind]

Lmfaooo

[digital ibex]

wh

no

someone has to pay for the host in the end, am i correct?

[earnest phoenix]

So leaching

Lol

[digital ibex]

no

[turbid bough]

If the hosting website can barely pay their bills lol

thats a big problem

[serene wind]

^

[digital ibex]

no, but sure

[serene wind]

So what happens if they decide they don't want to keep paying for it?

[turbid bough]

bot dies

[serene wind]

Do you have a back up option ?

[earnest phoenix]

@candid granite just add a credit card on your account to verify it and you can get more hours

[digital ibex]

then what happens if ur host stops paying for it?

bot dies

[candid granite]

@candid granite just add a credit card on your account to verify it and you can get more hours
@earnest phoenix wait that’s all I need to do?

[earnest phoenix]

Yea lol

You get more hours

[candid granite]

Perhaps I should have read the email

[rain jacinth]

https://gyazo.com/5df47f1b9802f4e6d1416790fc258bcd

[sudden geyser]

The host has to keep its lights on somehow.

[candid granite]

Haha

Thanks

[turbid bough]

lol yeah thats why i dont want to get a "free hosting site"

[sudden geyser]

@rain jacinth have you tried defining it.

[digital ibex]

exact same thing, idk y ur saying it as a host u host ur bot on doesn't pay their billings

[turbid bough]

where your bot can be destroyed at any time

[digital ibex]

ok, please

[earnest phoenix]

Let people choose their hosting lol

No need to dis others hosting

Everyone got circumstances

[turbid bough]

nah, im dissing free hosting

[earnest phoenix]

Well don't

Cuz some people cant afford vps

[digital ibex]

please

[turbid bough]

you could use an aws server? that uses a free trial

[digital ibex]

if any bot cuts the main power, what happens?

anything hosted on that is?

[earnest phoenix]

Free trials require credit card

[turbid bough]

get a burner credit card then

[serene wind]

uh lol

[earnest phoenix]

Not everyone has one

Lol

[turbid bough]

ok, then get a credit card

[earnest phoenix]

Not everyone has one.....

Not everyone here is a working man or women

So are kids

[turbid bough]

i dont have a job either

[earnest phoenix]

I dont either

[digital ibex]

@turbid bough hi hello, define a good host 2 host ur bot on plz

[earnest phoenix]

Lol

[turbid bough]

uh, anything that is official and is not expensive, and has 100% uptime with full support

aws google or whatever im using rn

digitalocean

[sudden geyser]

I mean there's this pinned message: https://ptb.discordapp.com/channels/264445053596991498/272764566411149314/576818380498010112

[earnest phoenix]

Dont use digital ocean lol

[sudden geyser]

Was sent almost a year ago.

[earnest phoenix]

Overhyped af

[digital ibex]

dg is overrated

[serene wind]

Google Cloud tbh is a great choice in my opinion. The trial is $500 for an entire year

[turbid bough]

idk digitalocean works fine?

[earnest phoenix]

Galaxy gate is good

[digital ibex]

if u like dg, may aswell use heroku since ur bot dies like, after a few days

[earnest phoenix]

They have good pricing

[cinder oxide]

Not all free hosts are bad.
There are some like heroku that many bots use.
A host is a host after all, ain't any different from the rest. Some extra perks, maybe yeah.
The main difference is that paid hosts are more reliable and might have some extra perks.
Beginner developers would choose free hosts, and that's not a bad thing. They're only starting off so that's fine.
Advanced programmers might choose paid ones over free ones because they're more reliable and most of the paid ones have extra perks that catch our eyes.
After all, it's just a user preference, it's an opinion so I won't say "All free hosts are good".
People can view things differently so whatever it is, a host is a host, unlike any others, with either less or more perks.

[digital ibex]

gg is good when it works

[earnest phoenix]

Thx for the summary

[serene wind]

@digital ibex What are you talking about with bots dying in a couple of days? lol

Specifically in terms of heroku

[earnest phoenix]

I had my bot running on heroku for 5 months

[digital ibex]

r u like

[earnest phoenix]

No problem

Like 0

Move Iran out of hours

[sudden geyser]

Honestly this convo about free hosting vs. paid hosting always goes no where. if you want to use free hosting do so but know what you're getting

[earnest phoenix]

Damm mobile auto correct

[turbid bough]

you could use paid hosting whilst you have the free credits too

oh wait, you need a credit card riiight

[earnest phoenix]

Lol

[digital ibex]

costs go up as you scale dynos vertically, adds more ram cpu, and those costs increases like A LOT as ur ram & cpu increase since most web apps can't run on a single dyno, the rapid price increase is something almost all heroku users have to face at some point

(literally copied into my own words from google)

[turbid bough]

oh btw, if you have the github education pack, you get one free hobby duno for 2 years

[earnest phoenix]

not all free hosts are bad
yes, they are

Ye

[digital ibex]

no they're not

[earnest phoenix]

especially if you choose to host a bot

[turbid bough]

aws you get like 100$

[earnest phoenix]

165$ I think

I still have my credit lol

[digital ibex]

what is a good free host?

[earnest phoenix]

there is none

Whichever runs your bot

you cannot have good shit for free

[turbid bough]

github is free 👀

and thats good shit

[digital ibex]

ok, for ur host, what do u look for?

[balmy knoll]

TypeError: fields.flat is not a function Why do i get this error?

[sudden geyser]

Simo what Node.js version are you using.

[earnest phoenix]

whatever is free means either YOU'RE the product, or the free product has so many limitations it isn't even worth it

What do you want people to do? Sell their kidneys or some?

And not use free hosting

[turbid bough]

???

[earnest phoenix]

what do you even mean

[turbid bough]

sell kidneys for 5$ a month??

[earnest phoenix]

If they cant afford paid hosting

a vps is like 3 bucks a month

Let them use free hosting

Stop saying it's bad

it's not that deep

[digital ibex]

what is a good limit for a bots ram?

[earnest phoenix]

IT IS bad though

Not everyone has 3$ everymonth to spare

you cannot argue that it isn't because it's proven it is

You might

[turbid bough]

everyone has 3$

[earnest phoenix]

Not everyone

I sure as hell dont

if you don't have 3 bucks a month to spare you should look into maybe not hanging out on discord making a bot...?

Unless you work or get your parents to pay for it

[grizzled raven]

how long is this convo gonna last

[turbid bough]

yeah parents, they dont have any money do they

cant spare 3 dollars

[digital ibex]

what is a good ram limit tho

[serene wind]

Not all parents are that generous

[turbid bough]

3 dollar is GENEROUS?

[balmy knoll]

Simo what Node.js version are you using.
@sudden geyser v10.15.3

[digital ibex]

which u'd expect for $3

[sudden geyser]

Upgrade to Node.js v12.

[grizzled raven]

no matter how bad you say free hosting is, people are still going to use it and you cant change that

[earnest phoenix]

keep in mind, that is MONTHLY and not WEEKLY

Lol your parents might give you money

[digital ibex]

🗿

[turbid bough]

if you eat dinner with your familiy you should be more generous than asking for 3 dollars

[earnest phoenix]

Not others

[balmy knoll]

Upgrade to Node.js v12.
@sudden geyser How can i upgrade it?

[modest maple]

You can just mow your neighbors lawn lol

[earnest phoenix]

Dont assume others are in the same situation as you

[sudden geyser]

Alright time to see how this shitshow ends.

[turbid bough]

i think you have a money problem then if you cant afford 3 dollars

[slender thistle]

You might want to end this conversation here since it's not getting anywhere

[earnest phoenix]

I think you are ungrateful for those 3$

Every month lol

if you're complaining about not having 3 dollars to spend a month, uhm, maybe find a temp job?? help out your neighbours

[turbid bough]

3$ a month is what i spend as a student, is nothing

[earnest phoenix]

i worked in retail for 4 months because i didnt want to leech off my parents money anymore

Some families work differently

it's not that deep

[modest maple]

Retail is oof

[turbid bough]

do your family earn 3$ an hour?

[earnest phoenix]

My dad doesnt give me money as a student

[modest maple]

Then work for it

[earnest phoenix]

Doesnt mean I can make bots

Cant*

[turbid bough]

how'd you get your laptop/pc?

if they cant lend you 3 dollars

[digital ibex]

thuan, have you even read https://discordapp.com/channels/264445053596991498/272764566411149314/71220978438399597:)

[earnest phoenix]

Some people make compromises lol

the problem is that you want to invest into your bot but not do the giving money part of investing lol

Investment doesnt have to be money lol

[modest maple]

I don't see what's stopping you from doing odd jobs

And it kinda does

You gotta have good hosting

[turbid bough]

I doubt you can make something great for absolutely 0$

[earnest phoenix]

Ok just to be clear I have a paid host

let target = message.mentions.users.first() || message.author;

.addField("Roluri:", `${target.roles.filter(r => r.id !== message.guild.id).map(roles => `\`${roles.name}\``).join(" **|** ") || " No Roles"}`, true)

error

Cannot read property 'filter' of undefined

We ain't talking about me

We talking about other people

why are u guys doing off topic in here ?

[digital ibex]

we're talkin' bout me 🙂

[earnest phoenix]

Ye

Him

[sudden geyser]

it's still about development kinda

[digital ibex]

i mean

[earnest phoenix]

not at all

[turbid bough]

Take a one month job and you can host a bot for 2 years or more

[earnest phoenix]

If the minds dont stop us

We good

Mods*

What if he cant work?

[turbid bough]

Then he is fucked in life

[earnest phoenix]

Not really lol

Or maybe he is disabled 😛

[turbid bough]

disabled people can still work

[earnest phoenix]

That's not nice

[modest maple]

Disabled people can still work

[frail ocean]

You might want to end this conversation here since it's not getting anywhere

• shivaco

Please keep this for development issues only, and continue this somewhere else.

[earnest phoenix]

@modest maple this depends

Shit

[digital ibex]

i got a good host, works perfectly fine for me, no issues with it, i got enough memory and storage is perfectly fine for me

so

[modest maple]

im not gonna get into that with you lol

[digital ibex]

anyways, yeah. imma stop talking about this

[earnest phoenix]

I told you guys you are doing off topic

[digital ibex]

this whole thing started just cuz i said my free host is gud lmao

[earnest phoenix]

So, can somenone help me please?

[digital ibex]

hm?

[earnest phoenix]

It's good for your circumstances

So dont worry

[turbid bough]

@earnest phoenix roles are undefined

[sudden geyser]

Sabin an instance of User does not have the property .roles

You're probably looking for a GuildMember

[earnest phoenix]

is for a userinfo command 😛

i don't think

that guild member

is a sollution

[turbid bough]

it is

to get user guild information, you need GuildMember, not User

[nocturne grove]

yes

A user is everyone of us, everywhere, and in this server we are guildMembers

[turbid bough]

User is just a generic "id, name and icon"

[earnest phoenix]

User isnt part of a guild

[sudden geyser]

You can get the guild member object then get the user object.

[nocturne grove]

and that's why guild.users and client.members don't exist, while client.users and guild.members do

[earnest phoenix]

uhm, ok

[turbid bough]

message.guild.members?

[nocturne grove]

yes that exists

that is every user in this server, with properties belonging to this guild (roles, permissions)

[turbid bough]

ah nvm, message.guild.members.cache

[nocturne grove]

no, message.guild.members.cache (in v12)

[turbid bough]

yeah

[nocturne grove]

nvm xd

[tight plinth]

with discordjs, how to know the number of ppl connected into a vc? I tried looking at message.guild.me.voice.channel when the bot is connected to a vc, but cant find anything related to that

[valid frigate]

that voice channel should also include a list of members in that channel

[earnest phoenix]

should be https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/VoiceChannel?scrollTo=members

[valid frigate]

pretty much

[tight plinth]

hm

[earnest phoenix]

yeah, it is

[tight plinth]

ye it is

thats weird coz the only mention of members I can found is here https://cdn.lumap.me/ur58tolg.png

well

thx!

[earnest phoenix]

probably because members is a getter

Why this is not working

I want the bot image to move

  img.vert-move {
    -webkit-animation: mover 1s infinite  alternate;
    animation: mover 1s infinite  alternate;
}
img.vert-move {
    -webkit-animation: mover 1s infinite  alternate;
    animation: mover 1s infinite  alternate;
}
@-webkit-keyframes mover {
    0% { transform: translateY(0); }
    100% { transform: translateY(-10px); }
}
@keyframes mover {
    0% { transform: translateY(0); }
    100% { transform: translateY(-10px); }
}

Is anyone here?

[earnest phoenix]

I do not understand JavaScript

[pale vessel]

that is not javascript

[earnest phoenix]

I don’t know much what languages libraries are.

[pale vessel]

That's okay. You can always learn.

[sick cloud]

this.activeConnections[conn.id].lastPing = Date.now();

            if (this.activeConnections[conn.id].timeout) clearTimeout(this.activeConnections[conn.id].timeout);
            else this.activeConnections[conn.id].timeout = setTimeout(() => {
                conn.close(4991);
                this.activeConnections[conn.id] = undefined;
            }, (50 * 1000))

so this is my server side sort of thing for heartbeats, will this work

the interval is 45s so every 45s a client sends a ping

[honest perch]

https://tryitands.ee

[sick cloud]

it's a hard thing to try smfh

[pale vessel]

trial and error

[lean turret]

Is it here to ask for help ?

[turbid bough]

Is it possible to do this: https://discordjs.guide/command-handling/#dynamically-reading-command-files
but in TypeScript

[white anvil]

yes

exactly the same thing

just with await import(path).then(f => f.default)

[lean turret]

I have issues creating and assigning a role with the same command

[white anvil]

whats your code

[lean turret]

Hang on

[turbid bough]

https://img.thaun.dev/79ef1.png

[lean turret]

if (command == 'setcolor') {
    if(message.channel.guild == client.guilds.cache.get('600516863688048640')) {
        var eenGuild = message.channel.guild.channels;
        console.log(args[0]);
        if(args[0].length == 6){ 
            goodHex = 1;
            console.log("testing");
            eenGuild.roles.create({
                data: {
                  name: args[0].toUpperCase(),
                  color: args[0].toLowerCase(),
                }
            });
            message.member.roles.add(message.member.guild.roles.cache.find(role => role.name == args[0].toUpperCase()));
        }else{
            message.reply("The color you specified is invalid !");
        }
    }
}

It's a color role, and I'm trying to create it with the supplied hex, and assign it to the member that entered the command

[digital ibex]

ur doing if(guild === guild.id)

so it'd return false

[lean turret]

Well, the issue I have is that it doesn't assign the role

It creates it, but it fails to assign it

[digital ibex]

what errors r u getting?

if any

[lean turret]

UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning

TYPEERROR

[digital ibex]

whats a bit after?

[digital ibex]

ok well

[white anvil]

you need to await

[lean turret]

For the Promise ?

[white anvil]

yes

just do

let createdRole = await eenGuild.roles.create({
                data: {
                  name: args[0].toUpperCase(),
                  color: args[0].toLowerCase(),
                }
            });
await message.member.roles.add(createdRole);

[lean turret]

Alrighty

Thank you

[digital ibex]

but it wouldn't even get there

[arctic juniper]

In here have anyone whoes are best music bot maker??

[digital ibex]

as ur doing if(message.channel.guild === id)

[lean turret]

No I'm doing with two equals

Not three

[arctic juniper]

In here have anyone whoes are best music bot maker??
@arctic juniper ??

[digital ibex]

ok, same thing

[lean turret]

It does work though

[digital ibex]

kinda, but doesn't change anything

[white anvil]

the cache stores guilds not ids

[lean turret]

Yeah

I use the Guild Object

[white anvil]

u should really use ===

[lean turret]

Can do

[white anvil]

== is bad practice

type checking should always be enforced

[digital ibex]

so

i'm just a bit confused, how, js message.channel.guild = Guild message.channel.guild.id = GuildID and ur checking Guild === GuildID

or am i dumb, idk, i don't use d.js

[honest perch]

read the docs

[lean turret]

I do if(message.channel.guild === client.guilds.cache.get('600516863688048640'))

Which is basically Guild === Guild

[digital ibex]

oh, 🤦‍♂️ i'm dumb lmao

yeah, ur right

[lean turret]

Works, thank you all

[turbid bough]

@white anvil would that import just work on just .js files? or does it also work if the commands are in ts?

[white anvil]

for the path just omit the file extension

like i do this

files.forEach(async (file) => {
          if (file.includes('template') || file.includes('category_info')) return;
          const command: any = await import(`../commands/${folder}/${file}`).then((v: any) => v.default);

and it works fine

with ts files

[turbid bough]

aight

ok this shit https://img.thaun.dev/vcnum.png

[still merlin]

Hi. I decided to learn javascript and I wanted to test something i learned yesterday out on my existing bot so I changed the log in to

var BotOn = `Logged in as ${client.user.tag} with a uptime of ` + client.uptime;
client.on("ready", () => {
  console.log(BotOn);
});

TypeError: Cannot read property of 'tag' null

I'm new to programming so if this is basic stuff I'm sorry

[pale vessel]

what version of discord.js?

[still merlin]

12.2

[glass crag]

Hey guys, quick question. Do you also experience what seems to be memory leaks with Discord.js?

[turbid bough]

ok, soo, how do i fix this? https://img.thaun.dev/rr1zh.png
i have set my node verson to 12.16.3 but still getting the same error, if anyone knows

[tight plinth]

try node 14

or 13

or 11

[turbid bough]

i managed to fix it

[quartz kindle]

@glass crag they are not memory leaks, they are just how discord.js is designed to work

it caches everything it can to be able to provide all the functionality it offers

using intents and cache sweeping can help control a big part of it

[white anvil]

@turbid bough use NodeJS.Timer

[quaint vigil]

I DBScript

[turbid bough]

@white anvil Its from discord.js tho

[white anvil]

update typescript?

did you install node types

[turbid bough]

nah, it was nodejs

yeah it was that what was wrong

[quaint vigil]

You Russian?

[turbid bough]

but i think i should just not use typescript anymore

js you have like everything working
and with typescript everything breaks lol

[quartz kindle]

pretty much lmao

[turbid bough]

like it is its own language trying to make a wrapper, but that wrapper requires some weird ass setup

[white anvil]

the Object is possibly 'null/undefined' errors are usually very useful

[turbid bough]

yeah as a message, not as an error

though thats beacuse of strict mode i think

[white anvil]

stops you from calling properties on undefined values

having it strict actually forces you to exhibit good code practices

[turbid bough]

ok wtf i fixed it

it works

it actually launched

hmm, but it cant find the .ts file

[earnest phoenix]

does it work? https://prnt.sc/sjm2n4

[turbid bough]

though, the thing i like with typescript atleast, that it has nice autocomplete

[tight plinth]

@earnest phoenix https://tryitands.ee

[earnest phoenix]

@earnest phoenix https://tryitands.ee
@tight plinth 🙂

[still merlin]

https://tryitands.ee/

@earnest phoenix ^^

[turbid bough]

@white anvil so, ive tried your import function for those files, and it does not seem to want to import it.
Or is there something missing on the ts file that might hinder it to compile?

[white anvil]

do you have a default export in the file you are importing

[turbid bough]

i dont think so

[white anvil]

you need a default export

const myThingThatIWantToExport = {};
export default myThingThatIWantToExport;

[tight plinth]

ts sucks

[white anvil]

this isnt even ts

this is esm

[quartz kindle]

esm is weird as well, i mean, isnt require perfectly fine? what is the need for having a complicated esm system?

[white anvil]

esm uses static importing and throws errors that it finds when parsing instead of at runtime

[turbid bough]

@white anvil so, something like this:

import { Message } from 'discord.js';
import { Command } from '../app';

export class PingCommand implements Command {
    execute(message: Message, args: string[]) {
        message.reply('pong');
    }
}

const command = new PingCommand();
export default command;```

[white anvil]

no

export default PingCommand

you should instantiate it when importing

[turbid bough]

oh right lol

yeah that was dumb ok

[white anvil]

in fact u can just do

import { Message } from 'discord.js';
import { Command } from '../app';

export default class PingCommand implements Command {
    execute(message: Message, args: string[]) {
        message.reply('pong');
    }
}

[turbid bough]

aight

[white anvil]

then then when u import

const commandFile = await import('path to file').then(i => i.default);
const command = new commandFile()

[quartz kindle]

wait, import returns a promise?

[white anvil]

non lexical import does

i forgot await in that code

[turbid bough]

ok, so im still getting the same error message

"Error: Cannot find module 'commands/ping.ts'"

[white anvil]

i think you need ./

if commands is in the cwd anyway

[turbid bough]

hey, it loaded

now i got an another error though

"unexpected token"

very nice

[white anvil]

u have a syntax error then

[turbid bough]

idk https://img.thaun.dev/s4sol.png

[white anvil]

that doesnt give me very much info

[turbid bough]

ah wait

full stacktracke

https://img.thaun.dev/03wlp.png

[white anvil]

huh

how are you running this

[turbid bough]

i press start

[white anvil]

wait

[mossy vine]

you are trying to run a typescript file with node?

[white anvil]

i think start transpiles it for you

in visual studio

can you show app.js

[tight plinth]

dont use typescript smh

[turbid bough]

you mean app.ts?

[white anvil]

thank you for your useful and valid input Lumap

yeah

[turbid bough]

https://gist.github.com/ThomasAunvik/b89f6776ba950094215ca278ebc9a135

[white anvil]

what does your typescript config look like?

[turbid bough]

i took it from the discord.js config

[white anvil]

it seems that it is transpiling into an esm module

[turbid bough]

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "strict": false,
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "declaration": false,
    "removeComments": false,
    "alwaysStrict": false,
    "pretty": false,
    "module": "commonjs",
    "target": "es2019",
    "lib": [
      "esnext",
      "esnext.array",
      "esnext.asynciterable",
      "esnext.intl",
      "esnext.symbol"
    ],
    "sourceMap": false,
    "skipDefaultLibCheck": true
  }
}```

[white anvil]

yeah thats a weird one lol

[turbid bough]

or idk i cant remember where i took it from

[mossy vine]

i still think youre just trying to execute typescript code with node

[white anvil]

the stack trace has app.js in it

[turbid bough]

probably compiles to a .js?

[white anvil]

could be tbh

[mossy vine]

ping.ts does not get compiled

and node shits itself when trying to run it

[turbid bough]

probably has source and build on the same folder?

ill try and see if it is able to search for js files

[white anvil]

can you try compiling this from cli and using node to run it

[turbid bough]

so, it managed to find ping.js

[mossy vine]

where are you hosting your bot

thats the problem

no im not even joking

its an issue with glitch

ip ban iirc

literally anything else

[turbid bough]

welp, i cant even use the debugger

"generated code not found"

[mossy vine]

[turbid bough]

ok, so it definetly does compile the ping.ts file

soo, the js file looks like this:

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
class PingCommand {
    constructor() {
        this.guildOnly = false;
        this.args = [];
        this.name = "ping";
    }
    execute(message, args) {
        console.log("Command Executed: Pong");
        message.reply('pong');
    }
}
exports.default = PingCommand;

[mossy vine]

okay but does app.js import that file

[turbid bough]

yes

just, i have to search for .js files, not .ts files

[mossy vine]

fun fact, no it doesnt

const commandFiles = fs.readdirSync('./commands').filter(file => file.endsWith('.ts'));

also please get a build directory

[turbid bough]

tell that to visual studio who made it default that way

[mossy vine]

you can edit your tsconfig

[turbid bough]

oh

what is the config name?

nvmvnm

got it the build folder now

[lime lichen]

how to get user custom status?

discord.js

[mossy vine]

[lime lichen]

._.

[quartz kindle]

somewhere in user..presence.activities

[vivid crescent]

Probably need the precense intent as well

[quartz kindle]

yup

[nocturne grove]

Hey. Is any of these better?
str.split(/ +/)
str.split(' ')

[turbid bough]

is there a way to include files to build with tsconfig?

docs says str.split(/ +/) is better

[nocturne grove]

ow okay thanks

[quartz kindle]

@nocturne grove the first one will treat any number of consecutive spaces as one

the second one will treat each space independently

[nocturne grove]

oh that's useful. Thanks

that's why the first one always was in my index for splitting message.content to arguments

[quartz kindle]

yup

alternatively you can also use \s

to match any kind of space-like character, not only regular spaces

[nocturne grove]

oh well I think nobody would use that in their Discord message

[quartz kindle]

probably not

[grizzled raven]

[quartz kindle]

thats the cache size

the cache only contains users that you receive data for, ie: online users, users that interact with discord, send messages, etc

whenever a user "shows up", your bot will receive information about it and put it in the cache

so your cache grows over time as users come and go

[pale vessel]

this can be enabled in client options

[vivid crescent]

part of the guild_members intent right?

[pure lion]

im getting error "fn is not a function"

hrlp

help

please

refkdngansfdkagnofag

[turbid bough]

stop

[pale vessel]

give context

oh never mind

read the error

[pure lion]

if (fn(val, key, this))
^

TypeError: fn is not a function

[turbid bough]

👀

[glad charm]

It's probably not a function then.

🙂

[pure lion]

h e l p f u l

i didnt write it

[glad charm]

Classic.

[turbid bough]

then don't copy it

ask the one you copied it from

not here

[pure lion]

uh

this was really helpful thank you all so much

[turbid bough]

no problem

have a better luck next time

[pure lion]

its a problem with the discord.js node

[pale vessel]

and don't copy paste blindly

[pure lion]

I DIDNT COPY PASTE

[turbid bough]

never heard of fn in discord.js

[glad charm]

I mean they can name the function however they want.

const fn = () => {}```

[pure lion]

C:\Users(name)\Desktop\qBot\node_modules@discordjs\collection\dist\index.js

thats a file path if it helps

[glad charm]

Why would that help

[turbid bough]

not much

[pure lion]

u g h

[turbid bough]

send the whole code file

[pale vessel]

what node.js version?

[pure lion]

uh

where doi find this info

[turbid bough]

node --version

[pure lion]

also code file in a sec

ok thx

[pale vessel]

and discord.js version while you're at it

[pure lion]

12.16.3 (node ver)

how do i get the discord.js ver

[glad charm]

Your package.json

[pure lion]

12.2.0

[pale vessel]

and now the whole code

[turbid bough]

sure you havent read the stacktrace upside down?

[pure lion]

the entire file?

w d y m

[turbid bough]

yes, entire file

in gist, or pastebin

[pale vessel]

uh

thaun

[turbid bough]

yeah?

[pale vessel]

p-pastebin?

[turbid bough]

hastebin*

[pale vessel]

oh you're funny

that got me actually

[pure lion]

h

[turbid bough]

posted the first letter of hastebin

means that he person is sending small bytes of the link after time

must be lagging

[earnest phoenix]

help

me

[pale vessel]

did you create an event for every command

[pure lion]

@earnest phoenix process.setmaxlisteners(12);

[amber fractal]

You do client.on("message", ...) 11 times

@pure lion no

[pure lion]

why not

[amber fractal]

It's an error for a reason

[turbid bough]

cause you should never have multiple on messages

[pale vessel]

yikes

[amber fractal]

It prevents memory leaks

[pure lion]

wait so my bot can only have 11 commands?

epiccccccccc

[turbid bough]

??

[amber fractal]

What the fuck

[white anvil]

[turbid bough]

why are you adding an eventlistener to each command lol

[amber fractal]

You only need 1 listener

[pure lion]

how else do i use it

[amber fractal]

I have 1 listener and 20 commands...

[turbid bough]

do you read the docs lol

[amber fractal]

Make a command handler

[pure lion]

siuhfiusahguishgui\

FINE

[white anvil]

this has nothing to do with docs

this is just basic programming knowledge

[turbid bough]

The docs shows you how to make a commandhandler is what i meant

[pure lion]

u g h

[pale vessel]

pepega fucking clap

[white anvil]

client.on('message', (message) => {
  if(message.content === 'ayy') {
    message.reply('lmao');
  } else if(message.content === 'bruh') {
    message.reply('moment');
  }
});

there is 2 commands in 1 listener

[turbid bough]

daym only one eventhandler

[white anvil]

big brain i know

[turbid bough]

btw, im kinda struggling with this class command here

and im trying to give it values

but it just returns undefined

[earnest phoenix]

@earnest phoenix process.setmaxlisteners(12);
@pure lion hmm

[turbid bough]

app.ts

export interface Command {
    default: Command;
    command: string;
    guildOnly?: boolean;
    args?: string[];
    usage?: string;
    aliases?: string[];
    cooldown?: number;
    execute(message: Message, args: string[]);
}

const commandFiles = fs.readdirSync('./commands').filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));

commandFiles.forEach(async (file) => {
    if (file.includes('template') || file.includes('category_info')) return;
    console.log("Loading Command: " + file);
    const command: Command = await import(`./commands/${file}`).then((v: Command) => v);
    commands.set(command.command, command);
});```
ping.ts
```ts
import { Message } from 'discord.js';
import { Command } from '../app';

export default class PingCommand implements Command {
    default: PingCommand;
    cooldown: 2;
    command = "ping";
    execute(message: Message, args: string[]) {
        console.log("Command Executed: Pong");
        message.reply('pong');
    }
}

or is it like i need to create a new object for it to work?

[white anvil]

you need v.default in the import

[turbid bough]

yeah, but same result.

[white anvil]

the actual import itself isnt PingCommand

its an esmodule

[earnest phoenix]

@earnest phoenix process.setmaxlisteners(12);
@pure lion heyy ```(node:1090) MaxListenersExceededWarning: Possible EventEmitter memory leak detected. 11 message listeners added. Use emitter.setMaxListeners() to increase limit

[white anvil]

@earnest phoenix dont do this bruh

[earnest phoenix]

again failed

[white anvil]

you have 11 message listeners

you need 1

why do you have 11

[turbid bough]

he has 11 commands, thats why

[pale vessel]

makes sense

[earnest phoenix]

@white anvil 106 command

There are 106 commands

[white anvil]

do you have mutliple .on('message') statements

[feral pivot]

Where do the dbl events go?

I am using a command handler

They are client based if im not mistaken and cause I have two folders, one for client one for guild

[earnest phoenix]

do you have mutliple .on('message') statements
@white anvil no

[white anvil]

wel lyou have 11 message listeners defined somewhere

do you have one nested in something

[earnest phoenix]

    if (perms < cmd.conf.permLevel) return;
    cmd.run(client, message, params, perms);
   client.setMaxListeners(100);
  }```

[feral pivot]

Nesting issues make code harder to read and slow your code down generally...

[white anvil]

@earnest phoenix where is your message listener

[earnest phoenix]

Help

[white anvil]

@feral pivot deeply nested code isnt usually slower its just ugly

@earnest phoenix update node

[feral pivot]

I mean

Js reads code line by line so

[earnest phoenix]

Tq

[feral pivot]

anyhow, how does dbl events work, do they work when the bot comes online or like seperate events?

[white anvil]

dbl events have no relation to discord bot clients

[feral pivot]

so they are seperate events then?

[white anvil]

yes

[earnest phoenix]

@earnest phoenix where is your message listener
@white anvil events/message.js

[white anvil]

show

[feral pivot]

thanks

i do know tho however

they are client events so thanks

[turbid bough]

Jacher, i understand now. I can feel my brain melting of my stupidity like "what am i doing wrong".
i found my answer, it is now stuck in my brain.
now, can eslint not be more annoying? https://img.thaun.dev/8jri2.png

[white anvil]

just eslint-ignore that

you can define it more strict but its annoying

[turbid bough]

yeah, strict is kinda too strict for me

[waxen current]

looking for a web developer. dm me pls (:

[turbid bough]

go to fiverr.com

[slender thistle]

-needdev @waxen current

[gilded plank]

@waxen current

DBL is not a place to find developers for jobs. You can try and put a request on Fiverr or Freelancer. Please do not post the request again. Doing so may result in punishment.

[still merlin]

whats the code??

we cant help without code

[turbid bough]

😐 https://img.thaun.dev/aerms.png

fixd

[vivid crescent]

you don't use phpstorm?

[turbid bough]

php?

[pale vessel]

webstorm?

[vivid crescent]

Yeah my bad, webstorm

[turbid bough]

No, webstorm is from intellij, i usually use visual studio community

[vivid crescent]

Do you prefer it over webstorm?

[turbid bough]

and i feel like every intellij is like always its own program, not like "all in one"

well, i use vs community the most, and i havent used webstorm at all

[vivid crescent]

I just use phpstorm for anything related to js, node & web dev (since it has support for them)

A bit overkill but I feel like it helps me write better code ngl ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm not a bot I swear

[turbid bough]

I don't know, dont you also have to pay for it yearly?

[vivid crescent]

Yeah you do; I have Jetbrains student license though

It's pretty expensive >.> But it does have a lot of good features

[dire obsidian]

hey guys i have a question, what version of discord.js use ffmpeg-static?

[earnest phoenix]

so, my music bot works fine using links however when I send my response to try to get a video the bot would wait for the 10 seconds to be up and then time out

          let response;
          try {
            response = await message.channel.awaitMessages(msg => 0 < msg.content && msg.content < videos.length + 1 && msg.author.id == message.author.id, {
              maxMatches: 1,
              time: 10000,
              errors: ['time']
            });
          } catch(e) {
            const noselection = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
            .setColor('#de0000')
            .setTitle("![sc1](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/702658223206826034.webp?size=128 "sc1") Video selection timed out.")
            return message.channel.send (noselection)
          }
          const videoIndex = parseInt(response.first().content)
          video = await ytdl.getBasicInfo(videos[videoIndex - 1].videoId)      ```

for reference

[dire obsidian]

hmmm

[magic jackal]

Why does this not output my results? Any MongoDB guys know how to properly do this? This just returns parent process info and the collection of guilds

client.database.collection('guilds').find().sort({
                fcount:-1,
                limit: 3
            })```

[quartz kindle]

@earnest phoenix v11 or v12? v12 uses max instead of maxMatches

[earnest phoenix]

v12

[pale vessel]

use max in favor of maxMatches like Tim said

[earnest phoenix]

thanks tim and Flaz

[turbid bough]

ever since i started using visual studio + typescript, im beginning to vision that im writing c# again

[whole raptor]

someone who will help my FIveM is set in Japanese I tried reinstal again it is the same

[pale vessel]

ask dream to change it for you

[digital ibex]

hi

message.channel.guild.members.filter((e) => e.roles.includes(guild.mod.roles.map((e) => message.channel.guild.roles.get(e))
.sort((a, b) => b.position - a.position).map((e) => e.mention)))
``` anyone have any ideas its getting the last role? so it'd return

[ '<@&1234235678678>', '<@&123456787653>' ]
``` but it only return the second values properties in the array, any idea why's that?

i'm trying to access both

[quartz kindle]

what the heck

[earnest phoenix]

i dont even know what that code does

[digital ibex]

well

[quartz kindle]

why are you double mapping plus sorting inside a filter function?

[digital ibex]

i have two arrays, ```js
[ 'id1', 'id2' ];
// and
[ '1id', '2id' ];