development

[crimson vapor]

Erwin are you ok?

[opal plank]

if that triggers we know its your handlers thats fucked

[willow mirage]

dang it smart

[crimson vapor]

something is wrong

[opal plank]

of course im not okay, im angry as fuck and not drunk

[willow mirage]

Oh the handler has problem

[crimson vapor]

Erwin never hands people code

[lusty quest]

its his own code

[opal plank]

normally i'd normally tell people to fuckoff and learn to debug

[lusty quest]

just 1 line added

[crimson vapor]

yea

[opal plank]

but 1 line is fine

[crimson vapor]

oh ok

[willow mirage]

const { readdirSync } = require("fs")

module.exports = (client) => {
    try {
        const load = dirs => {
            const events = readdirSync(`./events/${dirs}/`).filter(d => d.endsWith('.js'));
            for (let file of events) {
                const evt = require(`../events/${dirs}/${file}`);
                let eName = file.split('.')[0];
                client.on(eName, evt.bind(null, client));
            };
        };
        readdirSync("./events/").forEach(x => load(x));
    } catch (e) {
        return require("../tools/functions/error")(e, undefined)
    }
}; 

This is my handler file

[odd stratus]

Is Erela.js better than Lavacord for a Lavalink client

[opal plank]

actually

just going to ask this

[crimson vapor]

readdirSync

[opal plank]

Cat

[crimson vapor]

yikes

[opal plank]

do you use VSC?

[crimson vapor]

oh no

[willow mirage]

yep

[opal plank]

then add a breakpoint on it

on the first line of your ready handler

[willow mirage]

where

[opal plank]

on the try

[lusty quest]

the path in the loader is wrong

first one uses ./events the 2nd one ../events

[willow mirage]

The ready is not lunching

@lusty quest nope

[opal plank]

if its not launching then add it on your index

[willow mirage]

the "fs" is alway on the main dir

[crimson vapor]

no its not

require is weird

[lusty quest]

well then

[opal plank]

add a breakpoint on this line

and step into

[crimson vapor]

I love the differences in the way people like to code

[willow mirage]

ye i did

[opal plank]

and?

[willow mirage]

it works normaly

[opal plank]

clearly not

actually

i might have an idea of whats going on

[willow mirage]

uhu

[opal plank]

isnt the client emitting ready before the event even is bind?

[willow mirage]

oh shit

[lusty quest]

i have my ready event also in a external file and its fine

[willow mirage]

ah

fuck

[opal plank]

that'd explain why the event isnt ereror'ing but it also isnt triggering

[willow mirage]

imma do .then()

[opal plank]

client might be finishing before, specially if you have `´await`` int your code

in the handlers

[willow mirage]

or then()

[opal plank]

not sure if client is a promise

i know it fires an event when its ready

thats it

[willow mirage]

const {Client, Collection} = require("discord.js");
const client = new Client();
require('dotenv').config();

require('./handlers/commands')(client);
require('./handlers/events')(client).then(() => {
    client.start = new Date();
    client.chats = 0;
    client.aliases = new Collection();
    client.commands = new Collection();
    client.guild = new Collection();
    
    client.on('ready', () => console.log('Index ready'))
    
    console.log(process.env)
    client.login(process.env.BOT); 
})

op

[lusty quest]

but the debug event doesnt showed any event. if you login it should show the Ready and a Guild Create event

[willow mirage]

wait it wont work

[opal plank]

he said all the other events are working

[willow mirage]

yep

the debug works normal

[opal plank]

i think im on the money about client emitting ready before he's bidning the event

[odd stratus]

Does anyone here use Lavalink

[crimson vapor]

I think you are correct Erwin

[lusty quest]

the debug event is something different this doesnt rely on the websocket.

or did you got a debug.js?

[willow mirage]

yeo

[lusty quest]

ok then its probably what erwin thinks about

[opal plank]

if you got a for loop on the events

[willow mirage]

yes

[opal plank]

push the ready event all the way up

so its the first one to be bind

[crimson vapor]

hmm

bind is a weird function imo

[opal plank]

its handy af

but you gotta know how this works

[crimson vapor]

ive got no idea how it works

[opal plank]

then thats why you think its weird

[willow mirage]

const { readdirSync } = require("fs")

module.exports = (client) => {
    try {
        const ready = require('../events/client/ready.js');
        client.on('ready', ready.bind(null, client));
        const load = dirs => {
            const events = readdirSync(`./events/${dirs}/`).filter(d => d.endsWith('.js'));
            for (let file of events) {
                const evt = require(`../events/${dirs}/${file}`);
                let eName = file.split('.')[0];
                if(eName != "ready"){
                    client.on(eName, evt.bind(null, client));
                }
            };
        };
        readdirSync("./events/").forEach(x => load(x));
    } catch (e) {
        return require("../tools/functions/error")(e, undefined)
    }
}; 

[crimson vapor]

yeah

[willow mirage]

some thing liek this?

[opal plank]

i think so? im not sure how your handler does stuff

[willow mirage]

well

[opal plank]

wait what?

[crimson vapor]

does it work?

[willow mirage]

just read file in a folder

[crimson vapor]

if it works then its good

[willow mirage]

and then require it

[opal plank]

why not require ready seperate?

before you even do that try/catch

[crimson vapor]

why not just hardcode ready

[willow mirage]

Im done, imma just remove the event handler

[opal plank]

ACK is heartbeat interval iirc

[crimson vapor]

probably

[opal plank]

long boie

[crimson vapor]

whats this

lines in your code?

[opal plank]

thats just ONE file

[crimson vapor]

what theme do you use?

[opal plank]

i dont use a theme

theme for scrubs

[crimson vapor]

oh

I use it to make it easier to read

more contrast good

[opal plank]

jesus christ, i was shitting on d.js for caching too much shit

[crimson vapor]

wdym

im confused

do you regret your choices?

[willow mirage]

Finally ready

[opal plank]

17 methods, 15 properties, and 2 maps

Thats my USER object btw, for EACH user

[crimson vapor]

yikes

[opal plank]

fun

[crimson vapor]

any reason why you need so many maps?

[opal plank]

yes

[willow mirage]

module.exports = function remove(text) {
    return text.slice(2, 3) == " " ? text.slice(2).join("") : text.slice(1).join("");
};

(node:11568) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: TypeError: text.slice(...).join is not a function

btw why

[opal plank]

one of them is for characters, the other is for entities

[crimson vapor]

oh

[crimson vapor]

what is text

[opal plank]

slice() slices a string

not an array

slice() returns another string

[crimson vapor]

it should work on an array

[opal plank]

string.join() is not a thing

[willow mirage]

ah

ah

[crimson vapor]

no?

[opal plank]

yes

[crimson vapor]

https://million.is-a.computer/files/LKXSOYnemEPZs8Wa.png

Erwin I see why you like ts so much

[cinder patio]

but if text is a string slice returns a string

[opal plank]

if you naming your text variable as an array, i'll murder you

[crimson vapor]

no need to worry about stupid fuckin wrong types

[opal plank]

stupid fucking wrong types is why ts is good

enjoy post production bug catching, scrub

[crimson vapor]

lol

[willow mirage]

https://i.imgur.com/vkLSM8r.png

this bitch

[crimson vapor]

I also see why you don't like any

[willow mirage]

im making some ML

[crimson vapor]

no intellisense

[opal plank]

there are very few use-cases for any

same as var

[crimson vapor]

what

why var?

it actually has a use-case?

[opal plank]

var ignores scopes

[crimson vapor]

actally?

[willow mirage]

global variable

you meant

[opal plank]

sometimes you either need to put it as a global to be used across or using var

var gets hoisted on initialization too

which is good for some use cases

[willow mirage]

but sometime it is bad

[opal plank]

99.999999999999% of the time its bad

but it does have use-cases

[willow mirage]

but you can use let too, with this.

[opal plank]

a good example of why not to use var

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/740216875572527106/770347665988780043/unknown.png

[crimson vapor]

var could be nice to use instead of

let x;
try {
  x = something
} catch (err) {
  throw new Error(err)
}
x()```

[opal plank]

but you can exploit this mechanic in some ways for hoisting

[willow mirage]

https://i.imgur.com/pQY3rER.png

LMAO

[opal plank]

check the image i sent and you'll see why var is quirky million

[crimson vapor]

nice

lmao

weird tho

[opal plank]

a gets declared before return a , because its hoisted

[crimson vapor]

probably sucks for ts

[opal plank]

it just doesnt have an assigned value

[willow mirage]

i think ts is useless

i won't learn ts

[opal plank]

i think you're useless

[crimson vapor]

was that their strange way to show memory-allocation type

like in other languages

[opal plank]

dont talk-shit my lang scrub

[crimson vapor]

I like ts

[willow mirage]

xD

[crimson vapor]

https://million.is-a.computer/files/A9YGYaT7S6pMmXmg.png this would suck in js imo

[willow mirage]

ts is like a framework for js

[opal plank]

not quite

ts is js but without the shitty inconsistencies

[willow mirage]

lmao

[opal plank]

in what programming language does ```js
'1' * 4

return 4?

a string multiplied by a number

should be '1111'

or thrown an error

[willow mirage]

ye ?

well i haven't tried to multiply a string so . . . i dunno

[opal plank]

js is the definition of this

[cinder patio]

it gets converted to a number

[opal plank]

it does, but it shouldnt

[cinder patio]

mm... pretty sure it's intended

[opal plank]

at its core you're multiplying a string by a number

[willow mirage]

if you want to get '1111' you should use .repeat()

[opal plank]

thats the inconsistencies im mentioning, not flaws

string * number should either error or return a string pattern

the correct way using the js standarts would be parseInt()

[willow mirage]

https://i.imgur.com/S6ZCs0v.png

damm

[opal plank]

thats the inconsistencies im mentioning

[crimson vapor]

what is the difference between parseInt and Number()

[willow mirage]

Number() ?

[crimson vapor]

Number can do "floats"?

[willow mirage]

there is parseFloat()

[crimson vapor]

ive started using Number

[willow mirage]

like

let number = new Number()

???

[crimson vapor]

let num = Number('5')

[willow mirage]

Bruh

let number = 5

normaly

[opal plank]

now yall starting to realise what i was talking about

[willow mirage]

nah i think it is normal to my fav lang

[opal plank]

just leaving it here again

definition of js

[crimson vapor]

it all makes sense to me

well

most

mostly has to do with types

[willow mirage]

free warm without electricity, ez in Winter

[opal plank]

dont get me wrong, its not error, its suppose to work like that, but it breaks its own consistency

[crimson vapor]

and how everything is an object

[opal plank]

i mean

[crimson vapor]

https://million.is-a.computer/files/oqBJpP2euC4VC1Ul.png

[opal plank]

it IS an OOP

this shit also cracks me up everytime i see it

[sudden geyser]

a string multiplied by a number
should be '1111'
or thrown an error
JS wants you to think differently

[opal plank]

again

[crimson vapor]

imo it should error

string * number

why would that work

[opal plank]

,

[crimson vapor]

thats like

book * word

does it work?

no

[opal plank]

actually

iirc

[sudden geyser]

A language like Python (for example, with repeating) allows string * number because weakly typed + operator overloading

I wouldn't say it's a bad thing. I'd rather say it's another way to think.

[sudden geyser]

NaN

[crimson vapor]

that makes sense

[opal plank]

[crimson vapor]

because ++ = NaN

and String(NaN) is 'NaN'

[opal plank]

yeah

but its just some weird js things

[crimson vapor]

and 'NaN'.toLowerCase() is 'nan'

[sudden geyser]

JavaScript is a beautiful clusterfuck.

[opal plank]

i had a whole thing somewhere

[sudden geyser]

The best of the worst.

Yet it'll always reside.

[crimson vapor]

https://million.is-a.computer/files/f2waU8ZtcBnThftd.png I like this one

[sudden geyser]

two different instances

[cinder patio]

That makes sense because all objects are unique

[crimson vapor]

yea ik

[cinder patio]

Technically '1' * 4 is a thing in C++, but it does not yield 4 because '1' is converted to it's char code

[crimson vapor]

gtg eat

have fun

[sudden geyser]

Imo what matters is the language's consistency. JS is everything but consistent. Who's to say string * number is a bad thing? It's quite convenient to go ("na" * 13) + " batman!"

[slender thistle]

Read what it says

[opal plank]

found it

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/741043113501524130/756909879431659650/image0.png

[willow mirage]

@opal plank wanna see some ml?

[umbral zealot]

Those JavaScript quirks are well known and understood by any professional developers. In fact, some appear in other languages.

[earnest phoenix]

heroku gets my bot online 24/7?

[patent condor]

how would I use multiple message collectors with 1 command like bot sends x i send y so bot sends z and I send a etc etc

[willow mirage]

@earnest phoenix no

only 28days

and every day it reloads

so your cache will be gone

[patent condor]

23*

[willow mirage]

nvm

[cinder patio]

All of those make sense

[earnest phoenix]

But

[mellow kelp]

kinda

i'm okay with being able to sum booleans

[earnest phoenix]

It's on the cloud, it's not?

[cinder patio]

maybe except the Infinity ones

[mellow kelp]

that comes in handy

[regal creek]

https://prnt.sc/wewvmk rate this and give me some suggestions

its a discord themed website

for my bot

[earnest phoenix]

it's ugly

there's no consistency whatsoever

the alignment is really bad

everything is the same font face and font weight

[marble juniper]

true

no spacing

bad alignments

[regal creek]

Alright, I didnt ask to get roasted lmao. Where and what exactly is bad with it

I understood the font part

[mellow kelp]

hmm maybe make some stuff smaller

feels like some sections cover too much screen

[earnest phoenix]

well, first off, follow a design language and don't make things up because it will always end up looking like shit

[regal creek]

where exactly would I find that? Or what should I search for

[earnest phoenix]

a design language is a set of rules on how your design should look

you're best off using a framework for this

material design 2 is trendy right now

[regal creek]

hm

[earnest phoenix]

microsoft follows fluent design

etc

[regal creek]

Guess design isnt my thing.

[wheat jewel]

what database should i use

[regal creek]

mongodb or mysql

I use mysql

[wheat jewel]

which one would be the best for nodejs

or are they the same?

[regal creek]

mysql is more for "advanced" users. A little bit more tricky than mongodb but in general they are the same. Yeah

[wheat jewel]

okay thanks

[wheat jewel]

maybe a different font and text sizes

more spacing

[earnest phoenix]

Can someone help?

So

Why is it doing this?

Bruh

[craggy pine]

I don't belive you can hyperlink in the title of embeds

[earnest phoenix]

You sure#

?

Oh yeah you’re right

Forgot my bad

[craggy pine]

I use setAuthor when I did mine.

[earnest phoenix]

Oh and why don’t you have verified badge lol?

[craggy pine]

[earnest phoenix]

Oh yeah

When did you make your bot?

[craggy pine]

like 3 years ago

[earnest phoenix]

Then why don’t you have it???

[craggy pine]

My other dev does.

The bot isn't apart of a "Team"

[earnest phoenix]

Oh you’re the dev team?

Whaaaa...

[craggy pine]

idc about the badge

[earnest phoenix]

^ :)!

[umbral skiff]

WARNING: ytdl-core is out of date! Update with "npm install ytdl-core@latest"

?

[earnest phoenix]

Most of people are doing it for the badge

[sudden geyser]

I wouldn't say most.

[earnest phoenix]

Showing it again :/?

[craggy pine]

Well, you don't get the badge anymore so

[umbral skiff]

i do that and still WARNING

[earnest phoenix]

Help please

[craggy pine]

probably read the docs

[terse swallow]

you put a comma instead of a semicolon

[terse swallow]

you put a comma instead of a semicolon

[earnest phoenix]

Sorry? I forgot what semicolon was

[craggy pine]

;

[terse swallow]

;

[earnest phoenix]

I mean the place where it says supportive server

Why is that not working?

Hi

Can I have help please

[umbral zealot]

Because you put it in a code block. Remove the backticks around it (`)

[earnest phoenix]

Now I made a ban command but when I try to ban owner the bot can't ban him but he says the user has been banned so can anyone tell me what is the name of the another member that will be banned in JavaScript so I make a permission??

@umbral zealot

Anyone

[craggy pine]

I mean, without your code to view why it's happening we're not able to help

[umbral zealot]

Can you he patient, and post your code.

[earnest phoenix]

Okay

Why is that ^^^ doing this?

[umbral zealot]

Remove the backticks

[umbral zealot]

Remove. The. ` around it.

[craggy pine]

Pretty sure Evie answered you

[umbral zealot]

@earnest phoenix I'm talking to you just so we're clear.

Remove the backticks around your text.

[earnest phoenix]

Yes I’m doing it no worries....

@umbral zealot thanks

      if (!message.member.hasPermission("BAN_MEMBERS")) return message.channel.send("You need permissions!") 

        if (!message.guild.me.hasPermission("BAN_MEMBERS")) return message.channel.send("Bot need permissions!") 
      
      
      
        const target = message.mentions.users.first();
        if(target){
            const memberTarget = message.guild.members.cache.get(target.id);
            memberTarget.ban();
            message.channel.send("User has been banned 🚫");
        }else{
            message.channel.send(`You coudn't ban that member!`);
        }
    }
}

See

I need when I want to ban owner he says you can't ban owners not user has been banned

[umbral zealot]

Check the member.bannable property

[umbral zealot]

Checking if member.bannable is true or false tells you if the bot can ban. This works for anyone, regardless of reasons.

Could be that the member had a higher role for example.

[earnest phoenix]

Yes I know I want to fix it I want when I try to ban owners the bot say I can't ban owners can you tell me what to write ??

Every time I try changing the color it doesn’t work..

[umbral zealot]

Add a condition on member.bannable

[earnest phoenix]

When I write it what else do I write beside it

[umbral zealot]

Glitch is not an appropriate place to host bots. It's against their terms of service to keep a bot alive, so you will get banned from there quick enough.

[earnest phoenix]

@umbral zealot no I’m just copy my coding

[umbral zealot]

A condition. A JavaScript condition.

[earnest phoenix]

I’m just copy my coding

[umbral zealot]

I heard the first time

[earnest phoenix]

Yes but I just wanted to make sure..

[umbral zealot]

Can I get 2 damn seconds to answer, Jesus Christ.

[earnest phoenix]

...

@umbral zealot if you can help me can you write the code to do that please 🥺

[umbral zealot]

Glitch has a system where it reboots the bot only after a certain interval so probably it's waiting that time before rebooting.

[earnest phoenix]

I was just copy and pasting my old coding...

[umbral zealot]

I will not write code for you. If you don't know how to write a simple condition, you should go follow a JavaScript class online.

[earnest phoenix]

!

?

My help command doesn’t work every time I change the color?

[umbral zealot]

Because it's restarting.

[earnest phoenix]

I did restart it plenty of times before

[umbral zealot]

Because glitch restarts every time you edit your code, even a single character.

It takes time to restart

[earnest phoenix]

Not on repl.it

Yea it’s not because I restarting

[umbral zealot]

Oh shit you're right that's repl not glitch

[earnest phoenix]

Since I waited like 20 mins now

[umbral zealot]

Too small on my screen.

[earnest phoenix]

lol

[umbral zealot]

Well check the error logs maybe you broke the code.

[earnest phoenix]

Hm that’s weird

HOLLY GRACCA MOLLY

damn wtf

[craggy pine]

try color 'hexHere'

[earnest phoenix]

Okie

[wheat jewel]

const uri = "";
const mongo = new MongoClient(uri, { useNewUrlParser: true,   useUnifiedTopology: true  });
mongo.connect(err => {
  const collection = mongo.db("test")

    
     collection.collection("customers").insertOne('myobj', function(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("1 document inserted");
  });
    mongo.close();

  // perform actions on the collection object
});``` Im trying to use mongodb and this is not doing anything, anyone know why?

[earnest phoenix]

@craggy pine

[craggy pine]

[earnest phoenix]

Can you give me the code for black color may be because of something..

[craggy pine]

you can google black hex

and it'll give you it.

[worn siren]

What is the best way to check if a user is less than 7 days old in discord.js?

[craggy pine]

store the date created and check if it's less than 7 days old from current date.

[wheat jewel]

@earnest phoenix put the hex in ""

[earnest phoenix]

@craggy pine ayyy worked :)!

[umbral zealot]

Users do have a createdTimestamp property for that.

[craggy pine]

👍

[worn siren]

I know that, but I'm awful with dates in JS

So I'm not sure how to check if it was less than 7 days ago

[umbral zealot]

Timestamps are milliseconds

[wheat jewel]

does anyone here know how to use mongodb

[umbral zealot]

You should be able to figure out how many milliseconds in a week easily

[worn siren]

Ah ok

ez

ty

[wheat jewel]

const uri = "";
const mongo = new MongoClient(uri, { useNewUrlParser: true,   useUnifiedTopology: true  });
mongo.connect(err => {
  const collection = mongo.db("test")

    
     collection.collection("customers").insertOne('myobj', function(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("1 document inserted");
  });
    mongo.close();

  // perform actions on the collection object
});``` Im trying to use mongodb and this is not doing anything, anyone know why?

[umbral zealot]

Log your err variable maybe...

[earnest phoenix]

Which is better?

Which is better?

[umbral zealot]

Whichever one you prefer.

[craggy pine]

Spaced is easier on the eyes I suppose.

[earnest phoenix]

I prefer the one is spaced

Yea same

I’m proud of myself lol

[umbral zealot]

I mean, it's a step...

[craggy pine]

Indeed.

[earnest phoenix]

Hm why is the purge command only allowed to delete 99 messages?

[craggy pine]

Discord limitation

[crimson vapor]

so I have this map of commands, and every command I add using js const command = new (require(commandPath))(this) this.commands.set(command.options.name, command)
the issue is that every command.options is showing up as the last command that was added to the map

Map(6) {
'avatar' => AvatarCommand {
options: {
name: 'rank',
aliases: [Array],
requiredPermissions: null,
botPermissions: 100,
description: 'Get your rank.',
disabled: false
},
client: Client
},
'eval' => EvalCommand {
options: {
name: 'rank',
aliases: [Array],
requiredPermissions: null,
botPermissions: 100,
description: 'Get your rank.',
disabled: false
},
}
and such```

anyone know what could cause this?

[umbral zealot]

It's as if commands.options.name was the wrong thing.

[earnest phoenix]

What’s the reason for this?

I mean I can show the coding buts it’s a lot

[wheat jewel]

its undefined @earnest phoenix

[crimson vapor]

but there should be no way for all of my commands to have the same name as the last command I made

[umbral zealot]

Doing math operations on something that's not a number. That's what NaN means.

[crimson vapor]

so its some issue with the code

[earnest phoenix]

Lol

Lemme send ya guys the code

[umbral zealot]

Maybe. But not this code in particular.

[wheat jewel]

do

if null or isNaN()

[umbral zealot]

quick.db can only store data as strings

So... Yeah.

[earnest phoenix]

So it can’t be fixed?

[umbral zealot]

You have to convert them with parseInt()

[earnest phoenix]

Which line?

[umbral zealot]

All of them.

Any that gets a thing that should be a number but isn't.

[earnest phoenix]

Alr I’ll see what I can do

[umbral zealot]

Either from the database or from the message content.

[crimson vapor]

yeah I didn't think it was. What do you think could cause this?

[earnest phoenix]

@umbral zealot I read some documents learned few stuff lol

I know this is kinda stupid but why isn’t it showing the footer?

[umbral zealot]

because you put the footer inside a field object.

fields don't have footers.

[umbral zealot]

Throw the entire code on https://hasteb.in/ and let's see ^_^

[crimson vapor]

footer: {
  text: string,
  icon_url: string
}```

[sudden geyser]

Evie that face is scary

[crimson vapor]

its multiple files, would you prefer the repo?

[umbral zealot]

oh yeah if you have the repo that's perfect

[crimson vapor]

https://github.com/Million900o/command-framework

const { Command } = require("../../dist/index");

class PingCommand extends Command {
  constructor(...args) {
    super({
      name: 'ping',
      aliases: ['p'],
      requiredPermissions: null,
      botPermissions: 0,
      description: 'Get the bot\'s ping.',
      disabled: false,
    }, ...args);
  }

  run(message, args) {
    message.channel.send('Pong!');
  }
}

module.exports = PingCommand;
``` example command

[umbral zealot]

hmm

this.... almost feels like it's an error by reference

It doesn't look like one... but it... feels like one

[crimson vapor]

what do you mean?

[umbral zealot]

What I mean is, because it's the last command that overrides the others, it's as if the name property was being kept in memory, so it's literally the same name

[crimson vapor]

oh

[umbral zealot]

so instead of having different names, every one of them points to the same memory reference

[crimson vapor]

I see

do you know whats causing that or how I could fix that?

[umbral zealot]

I think... maybe... try to do this.name = options.name here? https://github.com/Million900o/command-framework/blob/master/src/lib/Command.ts#L19

I haven't done a class-based handler in a while and my TS is basic at best, so I'm not totally sure

[crimson vapor]

my ts is pretty basic

yeah so doing that works

and the name isnt overwritten

so I guess ill just do that since there is no real reason to not

[indigo folio]

not to*

[crimson vapor]

fuck you

[indigo folio]

fuck you

[crimson vapor]

same

[umbral zealot]

you fuck

[crimson vapor]

lol

[umbral zealot]

Anyways the reason using this.thing worked is... probably because Object.assign isn't the same thing as this.thing. It's probably assigning it to the class not the instance.

or something like that

[terse swallow]

how to have instead of what I surrounded a word which when one clicks it executes this link?

[crimson vapor]

probably

use markdown

[calm goblet]

Text

[crimson vapor]

ty evie

it worked

[umbral zealot]

[name](https://link)

[terse swallow]

thank ^^

[earnest phoenix]

I know this probably not uh possible but is there’s somehow a way to add a footer?

[umbral zealot]

yeah.

outside the field array

as in not where you put your fields.

[earnest phoenix]

So it’s not possible?

[umbral zealot]

... yes, it is

[terse swallow]

yes it's possible

[umbral zealot]

Just move the footer

outside the array

[earnest phoenix]

Which line?

[umbral zealot]

as in, not anywhere in here.

[earnest phoenix]

So outside in-line?

[umbral zealot]

outside the array

[earnest phoenix]

Ok

[umbral zealot]

Do you see why you need to keep learning javascript?

[earnest phoenix]

So outside } and the rest

Yea I do

[umbral zealot]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array

[earnest phoenix]

Yea I’m saving that link

[earnest phoenix]

@terse swallow what’s that red thingy?

[terse swallow]

I wanted with the pen but I told myself that it was more practical with the highlighter and I forgot to erase it

sorry for the mistakes i'm french

[scarlet stratus]

I mafe a little design update

[terse swallow]

ok

[scarlet stratus]

I never even took a look on the design possibillities

Never tough it would be that stressfull :/

[earnest phoenix]

@umbral zealot do you have an online course for JavaScript good for me

@umbral zealot hm i did it outside field still didn’t work

Oh myx

2 pings..

[mellow kelp]

panik

[terse swallow]

you read me? me repond for you (footer)

or for embed see this page https://discordjs.guide/popular-topics/embeds.html

I made my embed thanks to its

[earnest phoenix]

Ohh

[terse swallow]

discord.js is the center of everything to find all the commands related to java script to create a discord bot

[earnest phoenix]

Guys

Thanks

@terse swallow I appreciate you

[terse swallow]

You're welcome

[earnest phoenix]

Does anyone knows a teaching online lesson for JavaScript

[umbral zealot]

I've already linked you resources

[summer torrent]

https://javascript.info

check pins also

[umbral zealot]

They're all right here. #development message

[earnest phoenix]

I can't go here

[umbral zealot]

go where

[terse swallow]

I'm going to bed, good night and good coding

[umbral zealot]

Try this one: <#development message>

some clients just don't work right with canary links

[raven yoke]

i write code now how i start my bot?

[scarlet stratus]

I tried some designing...
I dont have a clue of it so...
What do y'all think

[raven yoke]

JS

[scarlet stratus]

i write code now how i start my bot?
@raven yoke on what are you coding?

[raven yoke]

eeeh discord bot

[scarlet stratus]

...

I ment os

[raven yoke]

lol

Visual Studio Code JavaScript

[scarlet stratus]

Omg no xD

[raven yoke]

i don't understaaaand

[scarlet stratus]

Like windows

Or linux

Or android

[raven yoke]

lol windows

Sorry qwq

[scarlet stratus]

I broke my pc so i host on android lmao

[raven yoke]

lmao

[raven yoke]

f

[scarlet stratus]

Check this iut

Out

Thats sort of rapbian

And pydroid

@raven yoke try [filename].js

On cmd

[raven yoke]

I need to start bot

qwq

idk how start

[scarlet stratus]

Yeah

Thats what i am talking about

[raven yoke]

How i start him ? qwq

[nocturne dagger]

@raven yoke #502193464054644737

[lone palm]

Read the docs

[raven yoke]

Ohh ok

[lone palm]

https://discordjs.guide @raven yoke

[scarlet stratus]

Uy

I wanted to learn js but i like python too much to stop

:/

[sudden geyser]

Python's cooler

[lone palm]

No

[sudden geyser]

yes

[mellow kelp]

ah yes

yet another js vs py fight

[sudden geyser]

always

[mellow kelp]

im gonna grab my popcorn

[lone palm]

Learn that language that you like

[mellow kelp]

hold on guys

[sudden geyser]

You can put away the popcorn

[mellow kelp]

dang

[lone palm]

xd

[scarlet stratus]

Python id cooler

:/

[mellow kelp]

k

[scarlet stratus]

But js easier

So both are same

But very different when it comes to coding

So lets say java is trash lmao

:)

[summer torrent]

do you know java

[mellow kelp]

stop thrashing on other languages

[scarlet stratus]

I tried

I learned python eazier

[mellow kelp]

yeah of course python is easier

but they work for different things

[scarlet stratus]

Python is cool for ai's

[sudden geyser]

All you need to do is show a beginner the hello world for python and java and it's already game over /s

[scarlet stratus]

Mine keeps saying fuck you everytime i say sonethin, on every other person it is normal

[lone palm]

Programming languages ​​are the same as martial arts, everyone will recommend a martial arts sport, but only if you have a good command of your programming language will you be the winner

[sudden geyser]

In reality I don't care what language someone chooses.

[lone palm]

unless you choose html 😂

[sudden geyser]

yeah fuck the web

[mellow kelp]

nah

fuck app stores

me and my homies use pwa's

[lone palm]

I am a API and a web developer xd

[gilded olive]

Fuck the web

[sick cloud]

vue is a bother

[mellow kelp]

maybe you're looking for a for/of loop?

[sick cloud]

nah

[mellow kelp]

o

aight

[sick cloud]

it just needs a bind

so <div v-else v-for="collection in collections" v-bind:key="collection.id">

[mellow kelp]

ohh yeah that thing

[sudden geyser]

Technically, but Discord likes to say "Doing something in a short period of time on an interval is bad". See #development message

[daring goblet]

türk varmı

[hasty mulch]

Is there a Twitch API for Python?

[summer torrent]

https://github.com/Teekeks/pyTwitchAPI

[odd stratus]

What's the best cloud provider out of these three that you'd recommend?

[hasty mulch]

AWS, by far

[odd stratus]

Are the other two slower in performance?

[hasty mulch]

And not saying that because I worked at Amazon

[odd stratus]

lol

[hasty mulch]

Not sure. AWS does allow you to have the “cloud” locally

I don’t remember the process for doing so, however, nor how much it costs

I think CNBC did a YouTube video about it a while back

[hasty mulch]

Could you DM it to me please

[summer torrent]

dm what

[hasty mulch]

The link I replied to you on?

@summer torrent

[opal plank]

i feel bad for people trying Twitch, its such a shit API its not even worth trying

[gilded olive]

Uploads

"Hey @everyone {streamer} just went live"

Thats a pretty popular thing

[opal plank]

nono, the API itself is shit

those things are basic

[mellow kelp]

those are webhooks ig

[opal plank]

also that

[mellow kelp]

there's not much to do with the api anyways i think

tried to make a bot and got stuck with basic moderation

[opal plank]

tldr, trust me, dont do twitch

try something else thats worth your time

[mellow kelp]

hmm aight

[gilded olive]

Nightbot is already the mee6 of twitch

Twitch is kinda trash tho

I wouldnt even bother

[mellow kelp]

they banned the words "virgin", "incel" and "simp"

[gilded olive]

[harsh rose]

Anyone help me

[heavy anchor]

Show your code for your bots status

[harsh rose]

Wait

console.log(`${bot.user.username} Is Ready Now!`)
    let totalUsers = bot.guilds.cache.reduce((acc, value) => acc + value.memberCount, 0)
    var activities = [ `${bot.guilds.cache.size} Servers`, `${totalUsers} users`,`https://mate-rowdyking.glitch.me`,`Made By ROWDY KING` ], i = 0;
    setInterval(() => bot.user.setActivity(`${PREFIX}help | ${activities[i++ % activities.length]}`, { type: "PLAYING" }),5000)
}
);```

@heavy anchor

[sudden geyser]

What's the issue?

Is the total user count not being updated?

[umbral zealot]

So here's an interesting fact. That code does not correspond to what this screenshot is showing.

[umbral zealot]

Neither of those 2 things show prefixhelp | X users

so where does that come from?

[opal plank]

huh?

[umbral zealot]

Or am I misreading that code

[opal plank]

xD

[sudden geyser]

It looks correct

bot.user.setActivity(${PREFIX}help | ${activities[i++ % activities.length]}

[opal plank]

i was about to mention

you are

[umbral zealot]

OH YES I'm misreading it. nevermind.

[opal plank]

{PREFIX} is a var

[umbral zealot]

bot.guilds.cache.reduce((acc, value) => acc + value.memberCount, 0) most definitely looks like perfectly functional code, I've used this myself.

[sudden geyser]

The code itself looks correct. The only thing that looks wrong is they're not re-evaluating the number of users in the interval, so it'll stay the same.

I don't see why it would say NaN

[opal plank]

i'd use a for loop, but thats because im a stubborn mule and i love for loops

[umbral zealot]

It's correct code for sure.

[harsh rose]

So what can i do next

[opal plank]

log totalusers

and make sure its a number

if it isnt, your reducer is broken somehow

[umbral zealot]

It's not I just copy/pasted it 😂

[opal plank]

i cant even think node version would fuck that up

[umbral zealot]

Definitely not

and discord.js versions wouldn't either, since v11 just wouldn't work at all and v12 should be fine with that code

[opal plank]

oh

[umbral zealot]

An empty guilds cache would show 0 because of the initial value in the reduce

It all looks perfectly fine

[opal plank]

yeah i was about to say that

nono

not that

intents?

if theres no cache it'd return NaN

[umbral zealot]

no it would return 0

[opal plank]

hmmmmm

that'd still be bad though, since the ready event is fired once and he's setting an interval there, it wont update the totalUser amount

it'd just reference that variable, not calculate it every time its fired

[harsh rose]

bot.guilds.cache.reduce((acc, value) => acc + value.memberCount, 0) Now i put it

[opal plank]

,

[harsh rose]

Replace totaluser

[umbral zealot]

bot.guilds.cache.reduce((acc, value) => {
  return acc + value.memberCount;
}, 0)

The , means it's the second argument to the reduce method, where the first is a function

really this is correct code

[opal plank]

still wouldnt update,but thats another issue

[umbral zealot]

indeed

[earnest phoenix]

you could also just console.log and see where the problem is instead of guessing

[opal plank]

which is what i proposed, but that reducer seems fine

console log totalUsers and see its value

[umbral zealot]

And maybe console.log the activities

[opal plank]

that i in the end intrigues me

why not the normal way with Math.random()?

rather than i %

[earnest phoenix]

it's more than likely copypasted from someone else

[opal plank]

0 % Number doesnt seem like a smart way to do

[umbral zealot]

Well that way it's rotating and not random

[opal plank]

hmmm i see

[earnest phoenix]

also that interval is happening way too often

you're going to hit a gateway ratelimit or kill your connection

[opal plank]

how many bugs/bad design did we find in a 5 line snippet? jesus christ

[umbral zealot]

None, honestly.

[earnest phoenix]

nvm i forgot djs swallows all gateway errors and reconnects as if nothing happened

[umbral zealot]

minor syntax issues, and a 5-second loop isn't actually that bad.

[opal plank]

it kinda is

at least considering API standards

Discord has a very loose interpretation of API abuse; as quoted by them:

American Jake01/21/2018
@​​Danny automating the API in that way /is/ abuse. Automatically doing "X" every N is generally not a good idea. Where X could be posting a message, changing someone s nickname, renaming a role, changing a channel topic, etc... 

Generally bots should only react to user actions... 

Although, for very large N we generally don t care. But for small N, we do care. Think rainbow bots, etc....```


"N" is not really defined, as rate limits are not a good thing to try to get very close to. You re going to have to mostly use common sense here, compare how close you are the rate limit, how often you do this, etc.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/272764566411149314/604449094680707072/unknown.png

5 secs falls into small numbers

and iirc i know theres a 15 second delay for presences, after that it backlogs, im not sure about normal status activity

[zenith terrace]

I posted in wrong channel lol

[drifting wedge]

how do i do like: on text edit, run function in js?

[solemn latch]

on text edit?

[drifting wedge]

like when someone edits or types a new character in website

it runs a js func

[crimson vapor]

should be Channel.nsfw iirc

so message.channel.nsfw

or how ever you get the channel

[solemn latch]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement/input_event ?

[drifting wedge]

if message.channel.nsfw

i think

ty woo @solemn latch

[crimson vapor]

oh my bad

umm

does it not send the channel id?

[drifting wedge]

can anyone help me understand this? ```js
const input = document.getElementById('welcomecard');
const log = document.getElementById('values');

input.addEventListener('input', updateValue);

function updateValue(e) {
log.textContent = e.target.value;
}```

this is from the docs ```js
const input = document.querySelector('input');
const log = document.getElementById('values');

input.addEventListener('input', updateValue);

function updateValue(e) {
log.textContent = e.target.value;
}```

[solemn latch]

seems to be an event listener, that runs a function on that event

[drifting wedge]

ye

[solemn latch]

and sets the content to the value

[drifting wedge]

but like wats querySelector

[crimson vapor]

are you able to log the response of a / command?

ive got no idea then

[drifting wedge]

welcome_card.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'addEventListener' of null js document.getElementById("welcomecard").addEventListener("input", updateValue);

[crimson vapor]

show the welcomecard

[drifting wedge]

wsdym

                                    <a style="color: white;" id="values"></a>```?

[crimson vapor]

well the getElementByID is returning null

im not sure why

[drifting wedge]

i mean orgininally its empty?

[crimson vapor]

but you aren't getting the value, you are getting the input

[drifting wedge]

oh true

mb

always happens

lmfao

[crimson vapor]

its fine

[drifting wedge]

wait

wot

it doesnt make sense

• its not working

[crimson vapor]

what doesn't make sense?

[drifting wedge]

likejs document.getElementById("welcomecard").addEventListener("input", updateValue); let input = document.getElementById("welcomecard").value; function updateValue() { document.getElementById("values").innerHTML = input; }

this is the js

[crimson vapor]

what is "values"

[drifting wedge]

<a style="color: white;" id="values"></a>

where i wanna show the card

[crimson vapor]

in an a field?

ok

[drifting wedge]

wait i have a unrelated question

[crimson vapor]

well it is text

so ig whatever

[drifting wedge]

is there a web library to write in images?

like for example, if i wanna show the welcome card

[crimson vapor]

I assume you mean canvas

[pale vessel]

canvas

[drifting wedge]

mhm

does it use a lot of resoucrces?

[pale vessel]

no

[drifting wedge]

o ok nice

so basically no ideas why its not working?

[crimson vapor]

nope, you could search to see if there is a stackoveflow post explaining why its returning null

[drifting wedge]

its saying its the first line of the js

document.getElementById("welcomecard").addEventListener("input", updateValue);

[crimson vapor]

yeah

[drifting wedge]

do i have to add .value after the event listner?

[crimson vapor]

cannot read property addEventListener of null

you shouldn't

[drifting wedge]

input is the event right?

like a "change" in the text

[crimson vapor]

the issue is that document.getElementById("welcomecard") is null

one problem at a time lol

[drifting wedge]

<input id="welcomecard" type="text" style="border-radius: 5px; outline: none; padding: 10px; border: #6b69e4 1px solid; background-color: #111213; color: white; width: 100%; margin-bottom: 20px;" maxlength="100">

this is the "welcomecard" id

[crimson vapor]

yeah but idk the issue since it is returning null

[drifting wedge]

alr lemme google it

[hollow sedge]

where are you running

document.getElementById("welcomecard").addEventListener("input", updateValue);
``` @drifting wedge ?

[drifting wedge]

yes

oh

[hollow sedge]

where

[drifting wedge]

in js file?

[hollow sedge]

yes

[drifting wedge]

where? first line

[hollow sedge]

the html hasnt loaded yet

you need to put it in the onload function

[drifting wedge]

oh

lmao

lmfao

function onload() {

?

[pale vessel]

just put it on the bottom of the page

[drifting wedge]

o ok

ty

[hollow sedge]

no..?

what

[solemn latch]

or, you are naming something welcomecard twice.

[drifting wedge]

ty

[hollow sedge]

just do:

onload = function(){

}

[drifting wedge]

i put @ bottom

[hollow sedge]

thats not going to fix it but alright

[drifting wedge]

alr

gimme a min

onload function

run the other funcs?

[hollow sedge]

its the same as window.addEventListener("onload", function(){});

[drifting wedge]

like this?

onload = function(){
    document.getElementById("welcomecard").addEventListener("input", updateValue);
    let input = document.getElementById("welcomecard").value;
    function updateValue() {
        document.getElementById("values").innerHTML = input;
    }
}```

[hollow sedge]

yeah..you dont have to put other functions in it though

just declare a global input

[drifting wedge]

wot?

[hollow sedge]

let input = null;

function updateValue() {
        document.getElementById("values").innerHTML = input;
}  

onload = function(){
    document.getElementById("welcomecard").addEventListener("input", updateValue);
   input = document.getElementById("welcomecard").value;
}

@drifting wedge

[drifting wedge]

i saw

[hollow sedge]

ok

[drifting wedge]

i dont see any erros

but it didnt work

when i type, it removes the text i put

<a style="color: white;" id="values">t</a>

but doesnt put the new one

[hollow sedge]

instead of input = document.getElementById("welcomecard").value; use input = document.getElementById("welcomecard") and get .value whenever you need the value

or input will always be nothing because it always has the same value (you set it equal to the value, not the element)

[drifting wedge]

omg it worked

ty

[hollow sedge]

np

[hollow sedge]

lol

[drifting wedge]

uhh also

how many chars do you think the welcome message can be max?

[hollow sedge]

🤷 i never know what to limit that stuff to

[mellow kelp]

Probably 1900-2000 or something

[pale vessel]

putting it after worked for me so

[hollow sedge]

yeah i think 2000 is pretty standard

[mellow kelp]

Since thats around the message length limit

Probably around 1900 or 1800 just in case

[drifting wedge]

2000 chars?!?!?!!

[mellow kelp]

I mean

Theres not much reason for it not to be that much

Unless you got a storage limit or something

[drifting wedge]

whats the name of the form type

which is like you check one out of a list

or something

[mellow kelp]

um

wait how do i not know that

[pale vessel]

checkbox

[mellow kelp]

oh its radio

or checkbox

[pale vessel]

oh it's radio

if you mean only one

[mellow kelp]

radio is for one out of a list

checkbox is for as many as the user wants out of the list

[bronze mango]

hello

[solemn latch]

im surprised no one "no hello'ed"

hello 🙂

[drifting wedge]

hello

so like ill have a way for the user to choose wat they want, dm or in server

then if dm, embed, normal message, or card

then samr for server

[earnest phoenix]

M..

[drifting wedge]

uhh how do i style radio?

[earnest phoenix]

Is this channel locked for only the people with rank "Bot Developer"?

[solemn latch]

no

[earnest phoenix]

Oh notoced it

[drifting wedge]

uhh also, how do i make a "set" of radio's?

[mellow kelp]

i think you group them by name

[sudden geyser]

hi

[earnest phoenix]

Hey

[pale vessel]

lulw

[drifting wedge]

o

make sense

[halcyon kite]

hey guys so i have this problem so it wont show the stats even if I type the right word is something wrong or is it the embed part?

[mellow kelp]

what does db.fetch() return?

[halcyon kite]

db.fetch(`aqua1`) and db.fetch(`aqua2`) they are both making a global var

so it gets the total

and for some reason it wont send the embed

[mellow kelp]

does it throw an error

[halcyon kite]

no

it just does nothing

[drifting wedge]

how do i style "radio" inputs

[mellow kelp]

wdym style?

you can use regular css

[drifting wedge]

i mean what things doe?

[mellow kelp]

hm

i think it has some pseudoselectors for states like selected and stuff like that

[halcyon kite]

nobody awnser me question on y nothing is happening :/

[umbral zealot]

if it does nothing it probably means the code isn't running

[lament cradle]

hello

[umbral zealot]

maybe try adding logs

[halcyon kite]

pl

ok

[lament cradle]

may I ask?

[earnest phoenix]

I am not following the stupid rules in this server.

[halcyon kite]

and no console log

[halcyon kite]

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm are u not tho????

[lament cradle]

being ignored -_

[earnest phoenix]

@halcyon kite you going to make me?

[mellow kelp]

bruh what

[halcyon kite]

i cant make u do anything its ur choice to get banned

so e

[earnest phoenix]

Nice

Oh

[halcyon kite]

wut u wana ask

[earnest phoenix]

Why am I here and not in general chat

Oops

[halcyon kite]

idk

[earnest phoenix]

Sorry

[halcyon kite]

yeah this development chat

:/

[halcyon kite]

uhhh ur question

[mellow kelp]

[halcyon kite]

that did not work btw

[umbral zealot]

logs didn't owrk?

as in they didn't output anything?

[halcyon kite]

nope

[umbral zealot]

Then that code simply isn't running.

[halcyon kite]

hmm

ill send whole thing

part won

and thats that

[mellow kelp]

you got a .then() after a return statement

the one that starts the whole thing

[halcyon kite]

ahh ok