development

[opal plank]

i wonder if i should try uploading a 4k gif here

[quartz kindle]

you exclude the folder name, not the path

[opal plank]

prob a really bad idea

[cinder patio]

ooh it only accepts folder names

[opal plank]

run it twice

one without the dashbaord

and then one inside of it

but excluding blockly

[cinder patio]

without blockly

[opal plank]

idk if its additive, but it should be

[quartz kindle]

is it a multipurpose bot?

[cinder patio]

nope

[opal plank]

looks liek a dashboard

[quartz kindle]

deshbord

[opal plank]

deshberd

[quartz kindle]

dishbeard

[cinder patio]

It was for mafia games

[opal plank]

dishbard

[quartz kindle]

disbord

[cinder patio]

discord

[quartz kindle]

tada

we went full circle

[opal plank]

[quartz kindle]

what if

we start charging people

based on that

[tired panther]

lol

[quartz kindle]

how much does a hello world cost? let me check

[opal plank]

what about we compare our pp size with commits(excluding shit people who commit every2 mintues)

[pale vessel]

Oh my

Snake cases

[pale vessel]

I'm blind

[cinder patio]

20 bucks for a hello world? broken

[pale vessel]

wait nm

[quartz kindle]

this costs 19 bucks

[opal plank]

snek_case_lmao

[opal plank]

pay up ho

u owe me $19

[tired panther]

start scc
PS C:\Users\shahn\Downloads\scc-2.13.0-i386-pc-windows> scc
scc : The term 'scc' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the
spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ scc
+ ~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (scc:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException


Suggestion [3,General]: The command scc was not found, but does exist in the current location. Windows PowerShell does not load commands from the current location by default. If you trust this command, instead type: ".\scc". See "get-help about_Command_Precedence" for more details.
``` giving me a error

[pale vessel]

lmao

[earnest phoenix]

How much does a program crasher even cost

[pale vessel]

start?

Just use scc

[earnest phoenix]

for (;;) {}```

[quartz kindle]

this thing

its literally

[tired panther]

erwins idea xD

[quartz kindle]

20 bucks per line of code

wtf lmao

[earnest phoenix]

Ah yes

[tired panther]

lol

[opal plank]

i clearly shown it in the gif

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/272764566411149314/801105980699836446/KpDDuGatWu.gif

[pale vessel]

Silly erwin made a mistake

[opal plank]

i did not

it works

imagine watching the gif

[opal plank]

dream job, ngl

[pale vessel]

You just have to code inefficiently to get more money

TIL

[opal plank]

Comments™️

[quartz kindle]

ascii art inside the code

copy paste third party modules and pretend you wrote them

[tired panther]

lol

[opal plank]

that'd give me a reason to come to this chat, i'd blately do what newbies do```ts
client.on('message' , async (message) => {
if(message.content === 'a') {}
});
client.on('message' , async (message) => {
if(message.content === 'b') {}
});
client.on('message' , async (message) => {
if(message.content === 'c') {}
});
client.on('message' , async (message) => {
if(message.content === 'd') {}
});

[quartz kindle]

xDDDDDDDDD

[earnest phoenix]

🗿 Write a fizz buzz program but manually with console.log(), every line 20 bucks

#winning

[opal plank]

actually, i forgot to add the super necessary async there in the function to increase the length[

[tired panther]

lol, imagine a for loop in the event xD

[opal plank]

there we go, now its d.js friendly

async functions

for no reason whatsoever

[tired panther]

maybe use syntax older than es5 lol \🤣

[opal plank]

actually

big brain

transpile that from ts

and target es3

[tired panther]

lol

[opal plank]

ts legit gonna implement async by itself

[earnest phoenix]

Bro TS is ballin

[quartz kindle]

client
.on
(
  'message',
  (
    message
  )
   => 
    {
      if
      (
        message
        .content
        ===
        'a'
      )
        {
          message
          .reply
          (
            "b"
          )
        }
    }
);

[earnest phoenix]

Wtf

[opal plank]

client
  .on(
  'message' ,
   (message) => 
    {
      if(message.content === 'a')
        {
          message
           .reply("b")
        }
    }
);
``` i fixed it

[earnest phoenix]

I swear some people's code actually looks like that in d.js support channels

[opal plank]

linted it does look like that, but only when you chain them

[earnest phoenix]

it's either a giant sausage or it's travelling around the world

[opal plank]

but that extra line is 19$

[quartz kindle]

fixed and improved times 30

[opal plank]

i just edited it

[quartz kindle]

see mine

[opal plank]

thats like, 60 bucks more than yours

fuck

FUCK

OH

FUCK

[quartz kindle]

:^)

[opal plank]

aight fine

you asked for it

[earnest phoenix]

🗿 Eyes about to go undefined

Behold

[quartz kindle]

i just tested it

[grizzled raven]

better than having to scroll horizontally

[quartz kindle]

the arrow function has to be on the same line but other than that its valid code

[grizzled raven]

wait let me make that worse

[tired panther]

lol

maybe add some useless comments

[quartz kindle]

oh i know what to do :^)

[tired panther]

People wanted comments. Here you go :)

[opal plank]

JSON.parse(`
c
l
i
e
n
t


 
.
o
n
(


 
'
m
e
s
s
a
g
e
'
 
,


 
(
m
e
s
s
a
g
e
)
 
=>
 


 
{


 
i
f
(
m
e
s
s
a
g
e
.
c
o
n
t
e
n
t
 
=
=
=
 
'
a
'
)


 
{


 
m
e
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.
r
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p
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y
(
"
b
"
)


 
}


 
}


)
`);

@quartz kindle beat that

[tired panther]

lol

[quartz kindle]

LOL

[earnest phoenix]

Eyes go null

🗿

[quartz kindle]

does that run tho?

[opal plank]

im not sure xD

actually

lets see

[quartz kindle]

it has to run

[opal plank]

let me try eval()

[quartz kindle]

i mean

at this point just jsfuck it

[cinder patio]

[
"message"
]
.toString
();

extra lines just for "message"

[earnest phoenix]

Instead of that just do this
http://jsfuck.com

Easy bucks

[mellow kelp]

jsfuck ez

[grizzled raven]

client
.on
(
"m"
+
"e"
+
"s"
+
"s"
+
"a"
+
"g"
+
"e",
  (
    m
  )
   => 
    {
      if
      (
        m
        .content
        ===
        "a"
      )
        {
          message
          .reply
          (
            "b"
          )
        }
    }
);

[pale vessel]

[
"m" +
"e" -
"s" +
"a" +
"g" +
"e"

A

[earnest phoenix]

What the fuck

[pale vessel]

mesage

[tired panther]

lol

[grizzled raven]

mesage

[quartz kindle]

nice one

xDDD

[grizzled raven]

we need more +

[quartz kindle]

ok so how bad can this get without making it jsfuck, although i feel like we will eventually reinvent jsfuck if we continue like this

[slender thistle]

JS2Fuck

[pale vessel]

[slender thistle]

JSFuckU would be more appropriate imo

[opal plank]

@quartz kindle it does ```ts
eval(
`
const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client('lul');
c
l
i
e
n
t

.
o
n
(

'
m
e
s
s
a
g
e
'

,

(
m
e
s
s
a
g
e
)

=>

{

i
f
(
m
e
s
s
a
g
e
.
c
o
n
t
e
n
t

===

'
a
'
)

{

m
e
s
s
a
g
e

.
r
e
p
l
y
(
"
b
"
)

}

}

)
`
.split('\n')
.join('')
);

THIS runs

[cinder patio]

Instead of m.content:

m
[
"c" 
+ 
"o"
+ 
"n" 
+
"t" 
+ 
"e" 
+
"n" 
+
"t"
]

[pale vessel]

What the fuck

[slender thistle]

istg

[opal plank]

check how much money thats worth tim

[earnest phoenix]

client
.
on
(
[
'm',
'e',
's',
's',
'a',
'g',
'e'
]
.
join
(
''
)
),
async (
message
) => {
if
(
message
.
content === 'a')
{
return message
.
reply
(
'b'
);
}
}
);```

[mellow kelp]

client
.on
(
(
"m"
+
"e"
+
"s"
+
"s"
+
"a"
+
"g"
+
"e"
)
,
  (
    mmessage
  )
   => 
    {
      if
      (
        message
        .content
         .toString()
        ===
        "a"
      )
        {
          Message
            .prototype
            .reply
            .call
              (
                message,
                "b"
              )
        }
    }
);

[earnest phoenix]

🗿

[grizzled raven]

client
[
"o"
+
"n"
+
""
]
(
"m"
+
"e"
+
"s"
+
"s"
+
"a"
+
"g"
+
"e",
  (
    m
  )
   => 
    {
      if
      (
        m
        [
          "c"
          +
          "o"
          +
          "n"
          +
          "t"
          +
          "e"
          +
          "n"
          +
          "t"
        ]
        ===
        "a"
      )
        {
          m
          [
            "r"
            +
            "e"
            +
            "p"
            +
            "l"
            +
            "y"
          ]
          (
            "b"
          )
        }
    }
);

[opal plank]

mine is bigger than all urs combined lmao

[cinder patio]

use [] to access properties

[zenith terrace]

wtf is this

[grizzled raven]

there we go

[opal plank]

so, according to scc, we get paid by line, so we figured, okay, why not abuse it?

and i took a couple steps too far

[grizzled raven]

but new lines won't work will they

[opal plank]

hence why i joined them

[zenith terrace]

Bruh lol

[grizzled raven]

oh nvm

[earnest phoenix]

We're speedrunning yandere simulator's code in a more pog fashion

[opal plank]

but that only increases the amount of lines

which is good

let me check how much i'd get paid for that piece of garbage

[earnest phoenix]

Imagine

$1000

[opal plank]

@quartz kindle

[pale vessel]

Complexity 0

[opal plank]

for whats basically ts client.on('message' , async (message) => { if(message.content === 'a') {} }); this

[grizzled raven]

this code but you get payed for words and not lines

[opal plank]

nono

you get paid by lines

clearly

i just

wel...

did a thing

[grizzled raven]

code but you're payed by spaces

[opal plank]

oh, also, 1.2 months of development

[mellow kelp]

client[           'on'                ](     'message'         ,        async    message        => {

if     (       message[      'content'      ]     ===        'a'       )   {

      message[        'reply'        ](          'b'        );

}



}      )     ;

[opal plank]

not nearly as close as my fuckery

tim legit drawing in VSC

[quartz kindle]

xD

[opal plank]

this is your contestor @quartz kindle #development message

[quartz kindle]

thats cheating

[opal plank]

no it isnt

[mellow kelp]

at this rate vscode is gonna become the next paint

[quartz kindle]

no evaluation

[opal plank]

you asked me if it works

it does

[quartz kindle]

x

D

[opal plank]

i proved it does

[tired panther]

Dx

[opal plank]

i actually ran that on vm

[zenith terrace]

wtf

[opal plank]

no compile errors

therefore it works

[tired panther]

imagine evaling your discord bot in your test bot

[slender thistle]

What the fuck are you all on

[zenith terrace]

development channel is a nightmare now

[opal plank]

[quartz kindle]

i used to eval js files before i knew how to use require

[slender thistle]

I can't stop laughing

[mellow kelp]

[quartz kindle]

i still have the old code i think

let me see

[tired panther]

lol

[mellow kelp]

const fs = require('fs');

const utils = fs.readFileSync('./utils.js').toString();

eval(utils);

[opal plank]

@slender thistle it all started here #development message

[mellow kelp]

indeed

[slender thistle]

);

[opal plank]

tim was testing how much each line of code is worth

and then shit spiraled from there

[slender thistle]

LMFAO

[opal plank]

and this is the base #development message

how much can you make, in terms of money, with just this?

i wonder if tim will be mad if i convert each char to binary and then split them by new lines

@quartz kindle is THAT cheating?

[cinder patio]

I think using .split and .join to change the code is cheating

[opal plank]

its technically the same code, no?

[opal plank]

i would like to slap you with a chair rn tim

var

lowercase constructor name

[slender thistle]

LMFAO Tim can I gently murder you

[quartz kindle]

this is legit my code from 2018

[opal plank]

this shit has everything i love about js

[pale vessel]

LMAO

[mellow kelp]

looking at old, shit code is always nostalgic isn't it

[opal plank]

funnily enough though, tim didnt use embed builder back then

proud of u tim

i guess that mess even outs by the fact that he didnt use builders

[quartz kindle]

i dont think i ever used it

[opal plank]

thank god

[opal plank]

oh

my

fucking

[pale vessel]

Nice

[opal plank]

god

[pale vessel]

That \r\n

[slender thistle]

HAHAHA

[mellow kelp]

AAA

[quartz kindle]

xDDD

[mellow kelp]

static changelogs

[opal plank]

jesus christ

[quartz kindle]

i still have static changelogs, but now they are in a json file

[opal plank]

[pale vessel]

is it worth making it in json?

[opal plank]

NO

[pale vessel]

I have it in txt

[opal plank]

staph

[quartz kindle]

works too

[opal plank]

use githubo

[pale vessel]

txt best

[opal plank]

it has changelogs for that reason

[quartz kindle]

my bot is not even on github

i only started using github in 2019

[opal plank]

push commit then simply query commit history

[cinder patio]

and also bot users don't really understand what's going on in github lol

if it's a lib sure

[mellow kelp]

i used to upload bot files manually to github, dark times

[opal plank]

hmmm, true that

[quartz kindle]

i have an even older version of my bot

[pale vessel]

Oh no

[pale vessel]

////////////////////////////////////

[opal plank]

unhandled rejection listener

reeeee

[pale vessel]

I still do this but js // // // // Text // // //

[mellow kelp]

wait what

[opal plank]

plebs

[pale vessel]

Not even /**/

[mellow kelp]

did the bot actually run on a browser

[mellow kelp]

base64 font src

[quartz kindle]

it ran on nwjs xD

[opal plank]

imagine not wrapping your comments with fancy boxes

plebs

[quartz kindle]

very fancey

do it for me

[opal plank]

will do on your lib

[grizzled raven]

i wrap my stuff in files

[opal plank]

just screech at me when you finish it

[grizzled raven]

tim remember that eval code from discord.is-light

[quartz kindle]

INT...eresting

[quartz kindle]

ye

it still exists

not built in anymore tho

[tribal siren]

very interesting

[slender thistle]

What the everlasting spirit's genuine happiness' fuck

[grizzled raven]

shivaco

i think you need sleep again

[tribal siren]

me too tbh

[slender thistle]

Go sleep

[quartz kindle]

uhh, send help

[grizzled raven]

try { let _TEST_ = eval(`(()=>{return ${f}})()`); return _TEST_ && typeof _TEST_ === "object" && typeof _TEST_.then === "function" ? {Promise:await _TEST_} : _TEST_ } catch(e) {
                try { return await eval(`(async()=>{return ${f}})()`); } catch(e) {
                    try { let _TEST_ = eval(`(()=>{${f}})()`); return _TEST_ && typeof _TEST_ === "object" && typeof _TEST_.then === "function" ? {Promise:await _TEST_} : _TEST_ } catch(e) {
                        try { return await eval(`(async() => {${f}})()`); } catch(e) {
                            return e;
            }}}}

i'm not even try guess what that does lmao

yandere code but 1 line

[quartz kindle]

way more compact than the current version xD

[grizzled raven]

codes not even that bad it's just that how it gets formatted on mobile is the funny part LOL

[quartz kindle]

xDD

im not on mobile but i can imagine

[grizzled raven]

the 4 }}}} at the bottom LOL

[slender thistle]

Kek

[earnest phoenix]

What the fuck is that

[quartz kindle]

lmfao

this version didnt support evaling code with comments

precisely because of this compact version

the comment would comment part of the eval code

[tall quiver]

Anyone's can help me i am not able to import local codes from another directory like i want to import python class from a file so write first from then folder name python . File name python1 then import calss name python so its from python.python1 import python but its not working someone suggested to ise pylance in vs then also its not working and of my freind its working why so pls help and ping me when you get solution

[slender thistle]

Commas, periods. Thank you

[pale vessel]

Thank you.*

[slender thistle]

Flazepe, would you be so kind as to keeping quiet as a representative of the JujuShit gang?

[pale vessel]

N

[slender thistle]

N.*

Fuckm

[solemn latch]

anyone got any ideas why my reverse proxy doesnt work still get the default nginx site even with it disabled.

server {
        listen 80;

    server_name woo.pics;

        location / {
            proxy_pass http://localhost:3001;
  }
}

[gilded olive]

What?

[lusty quest]

where did you placed the proxy?

[lyric mountain]

set root

[solemn latch]

set root?

[lyric mountain]

like, iirc the default root path is /var/www/html

[solemn latch]

ohhhhhhhh

[lyric mountain]

so your site must be inside html folder

[opal plank]

Woo still trying our challenge to add newlines

[lusty quest]

server {
    listen 80;
    server_name your.domain;
    location / {
        proxy_pass http://yourip:port;
        proxy_http_version 1.1;
        proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
        proxy_set_header Connection 'upgrade';
        proxy_set_header Host $host;
        proxy_cache_bypass $http_upgrade;
     }
}

``` i have this one for my /etc/nginx/sites-aviable/default

and it works for me

[earnest phoenix]

@quartz kindle Would this be better than that eval thing

let output;
try {
  output = eval(f);
  if (output instanceof Promise) output = await output;
} catch {
  try {
    output = await eval(`(async () => { return ${f} })()`);
    } catch {
      try {
        output = await eval(`(async () => ${f})()`);
      } catch (err) {
        output = err;
      }
    }
  }
}``` ![KEKW](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/727825308404940800.webp?size=128 "KEKW")

[lyric mountain]

so http://woo.pics/ will point to /var/www/html folder

[lusty quest]

you dont have to point it to var/www/html

[lyric mountain]

like, iirc the default root path is /var/www/html
^

[lusty quest]

i dont point it to root and it works

[lyric mountain]

default

if you don't set one it'll point there

[lusty quest]

well yea

but nginx works a bit different than apache2. nginx uses the sites-aviable folder to determine where to route stuff

[lyric mountain]

sites-enabled actually

available are site configs that you can enable but aren't

normally you make a symlink on the other folder to enable it

[lusty quest]

i know

[lyric mountain]

btw, is your code above about websockets?

[lusty quest]

i use it to proxy to my Express server

[solemn latch]

i have no idea why it doesnt work, no idea why the default nginx site even still comes up, i have it removed from sites-enabled.

[lyric mountain]

did u do systemctl restart nginx?

[quartz kindle]

doesnt support comments and doesnt support all forms of promise detection

[solemn latch]

yeah

[lyric mountain]

weird

[earnest phoenix]

Yep

[quartz kindle]

it supports some stuff, but not all of my eval

[lyric mountain]

what happens if u do nginx -t?

does it says "All ok"?

[solemn latch]

nginx: the configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf syntax is ok
nginx: configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf test is successful

[lyric mountain]

weird

[solemn latch]

i have nginx reverse proxying fine on my other vps

[lyric mountain]

try going root then doing find -name "default" to see if there's another default page somewhere

idk actually, I'm out of ideas

[quartz kindle]

did you make any changes to nginx.conf?

[solemn latch]

i havent

[quartz kindle]

check the contents of nginx.conf

it should have include sites-enabled/*

[solemn latch]

it does

    include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf;
    include /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/*;

[quartz kindle]

ye looks fine

and you deleted the file from sites-enabled?

[solemn latch]

https://i.imgur.com/rxT4g1W.png

[quartz kindle]

show the contents of that file

[solemn latch]

root /var/www/woo.pics;
server {
        listen 80;

        access_log /var/log/nginx/reverse-access.log;
        error_log /var/log/nginx/reverse-error.log;

    server_name woo.pics www.woo.pics;

        location / {
                    proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:3001;
  }
}

[quartz kindle]

root should be inside server

[solemn latch]

oop

[quartz kindle]

and you restarted nginx?

[solemn latch]

yep, still default nginx site

even with root in server

[lusty quest]

make a file called default in your sites-enabled folder and redirect it somewhere with your code

[quartz kindle]

try renaming woo.pics

to woo.pics.conf

[solemn latch]

cloudflare doesnt mess up reverse proxies right?
i know my other site reverse proxies fine with cloudflare on.

[quartz kindle]

it shouldnt

[lusty quest]

nope

[quartz kindle]

if it still doesnt work

[solemn latch]

doesnt

[quartz kindle]

try putting your config directly inside nginx.conf

inside the main http block

[lusty quest]

did you use any SSL mode on Cloudflare? had some issues until i made some changes

still have Flexible SSL enabled but it will now also redirect correctly

[solemn latch]

site_name _; means any connection right?

site_name _;

damn markdown

put it in the nginx.conf file still default, with both _ and the proper domains.
https://i.imgur.com/50Mi37G.png

[lusty quest]

it should be the sub domain you want to redirect, for wildcards i think * is correct

[solemn latch]

fails the test when using *

[lusty quest]

maybe try this code in your sites-enabled file server { listen 80; server_name your.domain; location / { proxy_pass http://yourip:port; proxy_http_version 1.1; proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection 'upgrade'; proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_cache_bypass $http_upgrade; } }

worked for me

had also issues that i get the nginx default page all the time until ive made some ssl stuff since i have SSL enabled everywhere

[solemn latch]

im on flexible on cloudflare

[lusty quest]

yea i have it also set to flexible

[zealous dew]

how to using top-gg/sdk webhook with multiple shard bot

[solemn latch]

use it in your sharding manager

[zealous dew]

use where i put sharding manager ?

[solemn latch]

yeah

[zealous dew]

But how can I send message to user when they vote

Since in sharding manager there is not client for me to get user and DMs them

[lyric mountain]

sharding manager is a client actually

I mean, not in the literal case

[tender fern]

Hey

[lyric mountain]

Arnold

[pale vessel]

Nostalgic

[zealous dew]

require('./config/alias');
const { ShardingManager } = require('kurasuta');
const { join } = require('path');
const { token } = require('cat-env');
const PhoenixClient = require('cat-akairo/PhoenixClient');
const { isMaster } = require('cluster');

try {
    const shard = new ShardingManager(join(__dirname, 'bot.js'), {
        token: token,
        client: PhoenixClient,
        respawn: true,
        retry: true,
        clientOptions: {
            retryLimit: 3,
        },
    });
    shard.on('shardReady', (shard) => {
        console.log(`Created shard ${shard}`);
    });
    shard.spawn();
} catch (e) {
    console.log(e);
}

Like this how can I get specific user info @lyric mountain

[lyric mountain]

nvm

[zealous dew]

wut

[lyric mountain]

I never used kurasuta, can't help sorry

[zealous dew]

it just like normal discord.js shard

Just tell me what you have do in discord.js

[weary widget]

How does the channeltype work? I'm trying to make a channelinfo command and for some reason when i mention a channel in the command it says it cant change it into ChannelType

[lyric mountain]

https://github.com/AnIdiotsGuide/discordjs-bot-guide/blob/master/understanding/sharding.md

[zealous dew]

I have already read it

But like I said how can we get user at ShardingManager file?

That link not give the solution

I am asking what you are doing with you or exact way doing it not a random document

[solemn latch]

@lusty quest @quartz kindle so uh, i found the issue... i uh, used the wrong ip in cloudflare.

dns settings

how in the world

[lusty quest]

well this is the classic i guess

[lyric mountain]

you just get the client from the one you've set in the shardingmanager

[solemn latch]

i spent all night

[lyric mountain]

PhoenixClient in this case

[solemn latch]

literally all night up till 2am

[zealous dew]

Sorry I don't understand your point

can you give some code out

console.log(shard.client.user.tag);

like this ?

[pale vessel]

shard.client.users.fetch(id)?

[zealous dew]

let me try

Cannot read property 'fetch' of undefined @pale vessel

[fair axle]

Which one is better? using json (as variable) or collections?

[zealous dew]

[Function: PhoenixClient] is shard.client

@fair axle I think discord.js collections built-in is better

that give you more method

[fair axle]

thanks

[restive furnace]

kurasuta is copy paste of eris-sharder btw

just instead of making eris client, they just did change it to creating djs client

[glacial pagoda]

How Do You Add a Gif To an Embed?

[zealous dew]

I just figure out how can send message at where I put ShardingManager

[restive furnace]

(assuming djs): https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/MessageEmbed?scrollTo=setImage

[restive furnace]

ah ok

[zealous dew]

Can we do it ?

Cause I can only using client in shards not at shardManager

If I create webhook in bot.js that will create multiple webhook endpoint and block port

[restive furnace]

just create a master client in the master process and use client.api/built-in djs fns OR make request into create webhook msg endpoint

[glacial pagoda]

If I Put The Gif In There, It Wont Work

It Says Image

[restive furnace]

it does

[glacial pagoda]

Look Ill Try, Gimme a Sec

[pale vessel]

No, it's not

[restive furnace]

well i've been told so

by eris contributors

[pale vessel]

Apparently not

I've checked, and it's completely rewritten

in TS

It's only inspired

[restive furnace]

ah ok

[pale vessel]

I doubt Yukine would copy paste

[restive furnace]

but why does these even exists:
internal sharding > shardingmanager imo

[pale vessel]

For clustering

Internal sharder is just not an option when your bot gets massive

[restive furnace]

yeah, but i rather cluster my bot

manually

[pale vessel]

To each their own I guess

[restive furnace]

also, isn't it a bit inefficient to just spawn 1 shard per child/worker?

[glacial pagoda]

@restive furnace

Its still loading

see it dont work

[sacred aurora]

the format is gifv?

[glacial pagoda]

How Do You Add a Gif To an Embed?

No

[sacred aurora]

message embed doesn't support it

Hm

[glacial pagoda]

Where do i put gifv

[sacred aurora]

gif works fine for me

[glacial pagoda]

Thats my code

[sacred aurora]

regular messages will do

[pale vessel]

Get the actual GIF

[glacial pagoda]

I did

and put it in image

[pale vessel]

Those only work if you send it

[glacial pagoda]

0-0

[pale vessel]

Since discord embeds it for you

[glacial pagoda]

so what do i do

[rustic nova]

This

[zealous dew]

So can anyone help me with my situation

[glacial pagoda]

Im really confused

i have the acuall gif

[rustic nova]

No

Upload the gif

To imgur

Then use that url

As you need the .gif url

[zealous dew]

How can I get user Information at where I put ShardingManager code

[glacial pagoda]

ok ill try

[pale vessel]

Here https://media1.tenor.com/images/5511a8309a1719987a27aa7b1ee7da04/tenor.gif

This should work

[tired panther]

follow the guide , lol

[zealous dew]

there is no guide to do that

[tired panther]

u have shard.js file , there should be the sharding manager

[pale vessel]

I'm sure there's one in the docs

[tired panther]

https://discordjs.guide/sharding/

lol

[pale vessel]

and discordjs.guide

[tired panther]

@zealous dew

[zealous dew]

:( I can't go into the shard file to put that code

cause it will create multiple webhook endpoint

I am try to get client work at where Manager is

[tired panther]

u can do if(client.shard.ids.includes(0)) then execute

[zealous dew]

but don't know if can I do it

[solemn latch]

you mean you want to use broadcast and broadcasteval?

[tired panther]

this is not food

[solemn latch]

because, https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/ShardingManager has them

[tired panther]

no he wants everything in a file
sharding manager in client.js file

[solemn latch]

from the sounds of it, he wants to send a user a dm

[zealous dew]

Not broadcast and broadcasteval

Yes

[solemn latch]

using broadcast eval you can send a user a dm.

[tired panther]

or create a gateway and fetch it lol

[tired panther]

how many glds do u have?

[feral aspen]

stupidness.

is this a thing? 😂

[zealous dew]

3k5 now

2 shard

[feral aspen]

return {
  //Command here
  //Command here
}

?

[tired panther]

lol, than its required

[feral aspen]

That got me wondering! 😂

[tired panther]

u can do internal sharding @zealous dew

[pale vessel]

Yes that is a thing lulw

[tired panther]

in client options shards: "auto"

[zealous dew]

const PhoenixClient = require('cat-akairo/PhoenixClient');
const { isMaster } = require('cluster');
const express = require('express');
const Topgg = require('@top-gg/sdk');

try {
    const shard = new ShardingManager(join(__dirname, 'bot.js'), {
        token: token,
        client: PhoenixClient,
        respawn: true,
        retry: true,
        clientOptions: {
            retryLimit: 3,
        },
    });
    shard.on('shardReady', (shard) => {
        console.log(`Created shard ${shard}`);
    });
    const app = express();
    const webhook = new Topgg.Webhook('topggauth123');
    app.post('/dblwebhook', webhook.middleware(), (req, res) => {
        // this is not working
        shard.client.users.fetch(req.body.user.id)
    });
    app.listen(3000);
    shard.spawn();
} catch (e) {
    console.log(e);
}

look at this // this is not working

[feral aspen]

I can like return example message channel send twice?

[tired panther]

no not in the same file , lol

[tired panther]

yes u can

[zealous dew]

So how can I do that ?

[tired panther]

but why?

[feral aspen]

to send a message in the channel and in direct same time.

[zealous dew]

Did you try to tell me I check the id of shard if it is first shard init webhook at there ?

[tired panther]

they will be handled one to next

[solemn latch]

and you need to return them both, or just send them? 🤔

[feral aspen]

Return them both

Doing an if statement, so I want to return them both.

[tired panther]

@zealous dew

const user = await (new Discord.Guild(client,{id: "the guild"})).members.fetch(message.author.id).catch(() => null);

[pale vessel]

What are you doing with the messages

[tired panther]

just have to change this for client, lol

[feral aspen]

// I do blacklist command, it blacklists the user Send a message in the channel for success and dms the users that he gt blacklisted.

But I want to return them

[balmy anchor]

Yo
I'm currently makin' a music bot and I'm trying to make a *time left* timer for the song that's playing rn
Any help would be great thx 👍

[tired panther]

the message.channel.send()
user.send()

[cedar birch]

como gano creditos

[feral aspen]

I want to return

[tired panther]

reverse it lol

[feral aspen]

Ok

nvm

[zealous dew]

where I put this code

[balmy anchor]

?

[zealous dew]

and where is the guild come from

[tired panther]

this will not work, bc of the gld

[zealous dew]

I am trying to send user DMs everytime user vote

[zealous dew]

hmm so why you send me not working code

So weird

[tired panther]

use a second bot lol

[zealous dew]

go into more details what you have done

[balmy anchor]

wdym

[tired panther]

client.shard.broadcastEval( await client.users.fetch(${user.id}).send("balabak"))

[zealous dew]

what is second bot mean

[tired panther]

ah their is a problem lol, forget it

[zealous dew]

Ok

[zealous dew]

this may work

[tired panther]

u have to await it

[zealous dew]

Ah thanks you

[pale vessel]

But isn't that going to send the message in every shard?

and you can't use fetch like that

[zealous dew]

Oh wait

[tired panther]

wait u cound use fetchclientValues

[pale vessel]

Does the same

Still sends the message

[sudden geyser]

Will you even be able to use await

[tired panther]

yes it works in broadcast

[pale vessel]

It's not inside an async function, so nope I guess

hmm I c

[tired panther]

I tried it xD, It works in eval, lol

[zealous dew]

client.shard.broadcastEval( await client.users.fetch(${user.id}).send("balabak")) @@? this is in where we have client

But at where I am init webhook

there is no client

[balmy anchor]

Yo
I'm currently makin' a music bot and I'm trying to make a time left timer for the song that's playing rn
Any help would be great thx 👍
(using discord.js)

[pale vessel]

You have to use (await client.users.fetch(id)).send()

[misty sigil]

what is a torn write

[tired panther]

yes, forgot the ()

[pale vessel]

But still, do you want to send the same message on every shard?

[tired panther]

but the problem is when the users is in many shard it will send it in many servs

[tired panther]

I have idea

[misty sigil]

oh i see

[zealous dew]

what you guild talking about

[misty sigil]

this, not client

[zealous dew]

it start with client

where is client ?

[tired panther]

Just fetch the user in broadcast
then return the promise and reduce it and then send it @pale vessel

[tired panther]

this.users.fetch

lol my fault

did not slept for 38 hours lol xD

[zealous dew]

require('./config/alias');
const { ShardingManager } = require('kurasuta');
const { join } = require('path');
const { token } = require('cat-env');
const PhoenixClient = require('cat-akairo/PhoenixClient');
const { isMaster } = require('cluster');
const express = require('express');
const Topgg = require('@top-gg/sdk');

try {
    const shard = new ShardingManager(join(__dirname, 'bot.js'), {
        token: token,
        client: PhoenixClient,
        respawn: true,
        retry: true,
        clientOptions: {
            retryLimit: 3,
        },
    });
    shard.on('shardReady', (shard) => {
        console.log(`Created shard ${shard}`);
    });
    const app = express();
    const webhook = new Topgg.Webhook('topggauth123');
    app.post('/dblwebhook', webhook.middleware(), (req, res) => {
        // this is not working
        shard.client.users.fetch(req.body.user.id);
    });
    app.listen(3000);
    shard.spawn();
} catch (e) {
    console.log(e);
}

[tired panther]

no wrong xD

[zealous dew]

client.shard.broadcastEval where is client come ?

So where can I init webhhook

[tired panther]

wait sending u a code

[zealous dew]

And how can I send DMs to user when they vote my bot

Ok

[tired panther]

const promises = [client.shard.fetchClientValues(`users.fetch("${the user id as variable}")`),
        ];

        await Promise.all(promises)
            .then(results => {
         let user = results[0][0] ||results[0][1]  || results[0][2] 
user.send("balsa")})
``` @zealous dew  u have to change it a little bit

wait forgot du reduce

[zealous dew]

No

Let me describle again

I am trying to init webhook and send DMs to user when they vote my bot

[tired panther]

u want to send a message when the user votes

[zealous dew]

yes

where is my webhook code bro

[tired panther]

@zealous dew there is much easier solution use discord.js-light

[tired panther]

it has easy functions

[zealous dew]

where I need to put that code

[tired panther]

see so easy, with djs-light

@zealous dew

[zealous dew]

:( So at first

Where I am init webhook

in index.js or bot.js ?

[tired panther]

what good names, irony off

[zealous dew]

don't understand what you mean

[tired panther]

forget it

@zealous dew meant irony

auto spell checker uff

[zealous dew]

[lusty quest]

he uses a non standard Sharding Manager, i dont know if he will even work with d.js-light

[tired panther]

not from discord,js?

[lusty quest]

nope

[tired panther]

kurasta lol

[lusty quest]

it builds on it

[tired panther]

uff

[zealous dew]

Wait

[tired panther]

then ask them for support lol

and debloat your code from other libaries, they are not better xD

okay some are good but the most are just copies
with a feature extra

[lusty quest]

if i understand it correctly each shard runs its own client, and with isMaster you can have stuff run of the master node, so the only issue you have is getting the client right?

kurasata makes managing sharding easyer

[tired panther]

each client ===> a own process ==> shard

[lusty quest]

lets rephrase it, the shard file is run on each shard itself

this is not the case with the normal shardmanager iirc

[tired panther]

no he made it wrong

[tired panther]

u need a shard.js file where u start your index.js file

[lusty quest]

i know

[zealous dew]

yes that what I am stuck now

[lusty quest]

but karasuta runs the sharding file on each client

if i get it right you can reference it with this.client

inside a cluster

[zealous dew]

but if we create webhook in cluster

[tired panther]

that looks like this start shard.js ==> will start bot.js\

[zealous dew]

It will create multiple webhook

[lusty quest]

karasuta works a bid different than normal sharding

[tired panther]

trash lol, for beginners its easier to use bigger libaries

[tired panther]

yep, I meant the manager of discordjs

[tired panther]

is this sublime? or the monokai theme?

[lusty quest]

it makes sense at some point. you can define finer if you want to run stuff from the master

[zealous dew]

no

vscode

[lusty quest]

looks like VSC with Material icons

[zealous dew]

Yes monokai theme

[zealous dew]

can we get client in master ?

[tired panther]

sublime has this default theme xD, thatsway it came up to my mind

[tired panther]

Why do u not ask in their support server? They have higher expertise then us .

[zealous dew]

So do I need to change it into discord.js

? it would easier for you ?

[lusty quest]

i never used it since i have for now no reason to shard. so idk

ask on the karasuta discord for some help, there are probably people who can help you out.

[tired panther]

for your to

[tired panther]

told that xD . lol

[zealous dew]

karasuta have no support server lol

[tired panther]

bruh

@zealous dew how much of your code base on kara....... ?

[lusty quest]

wait you can get the client in your file

the ready event returns the cluster

and if i see it correctly inside the cluster you can reference client with this.client

[lyric mountain]

how do bitwise flags work?

like, how to store/extract

[lusty quest]

you mean permissions as example?

nvm

[lyric mountain]

yeah, basically

[lusty quest]

gg discord is 4 seconds delayed for me

[lyric mountain]

me too

[tired panther]

me too lol

[lyric mountain]

I'll need to use a integer-based flags, so I was wondering how to do it

[zealous dew]

not much I am switching now

[lusty quest]

i check them this way on my dashboard```js
(guild) => (guild.permissions & 0x20) === 0x20

0x20 is manage guild permission

[tired panther]

yes it will be the best, superbrain8, is having the saeme opinion

[lyric mountain]

that info actually helped me understand how it works lul

all I need to do is flip certain bits

[tired panther]

lol

[lyric mountain]

nice, my flags will fit in a byte

[lusty quest]

ahh i hate the npm page. got today an HDR capable Monitor and now im partially blind

[zealous dew]

@tired panther @lusty quest here we are using discord.js now

require('./config/alias');
const { ShardingManager } = require('discord.js');
const { token } = require('cat-env');
const express = require('express');
const Topgg = require('@top-gg/sdk');
const manager = new ShardingManager('./bot.js', {
    token: token,
});

manager.on('shardCreate', (shard) => {
    console.log(`Creating shard ${shard.id}`);
    shard.on('message', (msg) => {
        return shard.manager.createShard(msg);
    });
});

const app = express();
const webhook = new Topgg.Webhook('topggauth123');
app.post('/dblwebhook', webhook.middleware(), (req, res) => {
    // Handle send DMs to user
});
app.listen(3000);

manager.spawn();

:D is it more ok now ?

[lyric mountain]

HDR monitor?

like, high dynamic range?

[lusty quest]

HDR? High Dynamic Range?

[lyric mountain]

how does it work?

[lusty quest]

the monitor reaches a Peak Brightness of 600 nits

[lyric mountain]

like, isn't it about exposure?

[tired panther]

discord.js-light x<d

[lyric mountain]

holyfuck

[lusty quest]

the bigger model reaches 1000 Nits

[lyric mountain]

why did u buy a flashlight tho?

[zealous dew]

:v Sorry please there is not much different in discord.js-light

[lusty quest]

but if you sit in a Dark Room and open a White page you get blind for a sec

[tired panther]

yes they are it uses 90 % less ram lol

[zealous dew]

why I need it

[tired panther]

its easier for you to send messages accross shards

[zealous dew]

I am trying to send DMs to user when vote come

LOL

[lusty quest]

d.js-light gives you way more control about the Ram usage, also adds some nice function for Sharding

(ram usage with what discord.js caches)

[tired panther]

yes xD i just love it

[lusty quest]

got from 500mb Ram down to 94

[zealous dew]

@lusty quest I know it

[lusty quest]

with the same amount of Guilds

[tired panther]

6gb ram on 4 shards now just 700 mb ram

[bleak spire]

[zealous dew]

But can you guild help me at discord.js now ?

[lusty quest]

meanwhile my tensorflow powered bot runs at 700mb while having one guild

[zealous dew]

Cause moving into discord.js-light will take time

My bot is not small and less function

[lusty quest]

i did it 2 days after i rewrote my bot bcs the old code got wired

[tired panther]

install discord.js-light then I can hep u to 150%

[lusty quest]

there is not that much to change tbh

[tired panther]

and u do not have to change much lol#

[cinder patio]

You can do what you want without discord.js-light

[lusty quest]

its nice if you use it, since the forging feature is nice if you need somewhere a quick client

but normal d.js works just as fine

[zealous dew]

So can u guy help me ?

[cinder patio]

const partialUser = new Discord.User(client, {id: "userId"});
partialUser.send("...");

[zealous dew]

If you using discord.js-light less ram it is but more bandwidth is needed cause you need to fetch discord API too much to get data

[lusty quest]

i have no plan about sharding, my largest bot never got past 300 guilds

yesnt Discord.js caches a lot of unneccesary data

[zealous dew]

that is unnecessary for some bot not all

[lusty quest]

idk what exactly if you want to know more ask Tim he made the lib

if you work with presences sure its not necesarry

[zealous dew]

but now I am need to do send DMs to user when vote come

So can you guy help me

[lusty quest]

you could use what GoogleFeud just send in

[zealous dew]

I don't have client

require('./config/alias');
const { ShardingManager } = require('discord.js');
const { token } = require('cat-env');
const express = require('express');
const Topgg = require('@top-gg/sdk');
const manager = new ShardingManager('./bot.js', {
    token: token,
});

manager.on('shardCreate', (shard) => {
    console.log(`Creating shard ${shard.id}`);
    shard.on('message', (msg) => {
        return shard.manager.createShard(msg);
    });
});

const app = express();
const webhook = new Topgg.Webhook('topggauth123');
app.post('/dblwebhook', webhook.middleware(), (req, res) => {
    // Handle send DMs to user
});
app.listen(3000);

manager.spawn();

Here is what all I have

const partialUser = new Discord.User(client, {id: "userId"});
partialUser.send("...");

As this result I don't have any client here

[cerulean ingot]

js sucks

[lusty quest]

like i said i never worked with shards. but ShardingManager can use brodcast eval, but this will run it on each shard

or use fetchClientValues to fetch the user

[zealous dew]

what is not suck

[zealous dew]

:( So wait other to help me then

[lusty quest]

i gave you 2 suggestions, idk if they will work but they look promising atleast the last one

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/ShardingManager?scrollTo=fetchClientValues

[zealous dew]

@lusty quest bot of them need client bro

:D

[lusty quest]

lol

https://i.s8s.app/Yo8Co2DT

where is the client?

[zealous dew]

https://discordjs.guide/sharding/#fetchclientvalues

@@! is this different

[lusty quest]

yes

bcs i looked up what the manager gives you on methods

[zealous dew]

Ok

Let me try

[cinder patio]

You can use broadcastEval only on the first shard to send a message to a user, too

[zealous dew]

but that will not balance on each shard since first shard handle too much

[cinder patio]

I don't think a single request is going to slow down your first shard

you can also balance it yourself

[zealous dew]

it will be multiple request cause when vote is reset multiple people gonna vote the bot

[cinder patio]

let lastShard = 0;
if (lastShard > shardAmount) lastShard = 0;
broadcastEval(code, lastShard++);

This way you are rotating shards @zealous dew

but I don't think it's necessary

[tepid tree]

how can you get the webhook auth

[tired panther]

nope wrong, U can enable caching, less api fetch. And also it send less api fetches, when just not found in cache

[zealous dew]

manager.fetchClientValues(
        `users.cache.get('188242504670380033')`
    );

where can I put this ?

[tired panther]

thats wrong lol

[zealous dew]

require('./config/alias');
const { ShardingManager } = require('discord.js');
const { token } = require('cat-env');
const express = require('express');
const Topgg = require('@top-gg/sdk');
const delay = require('delay');
const manager = new ShardingManager('./bot.js', {
    token: token,
});

manager.on('shardCreate', (shard) => {
    console.log(`Creating shard ${shard.id}`);
    shard.on('message', (msg) => {
        return shard.manager.createShard(msg);
    });
});

manager.spawn();

in this file where can I put that

[tired panther]

shard.js

then run node shard.js

[zealous dew]

it just a name

what you got in your shard.js @tired panther

can you should me what in your code ?

[lusty quest]

also all DMs are getting send by shard 0 anyways

[cinder patio]

I think only shard 0 receives DMs

shards don't really send DMs, they are sent via REST

[lusty quest]

or this way, but i knew there where something with shard 0 and DMs

[cinder patio]

yea only shard 0 receives DMs

[zealous dew]

So why don't we init webhook if shard.ids = 0 ?

[cinder patio]

you can also do broadcastEval(code, 0)

[zealous dew]

that we solve my question :D

[cinder patio]

so you don't compare shardids

[zealous dew]

why

[cinder patio]

what why

cause it's simpler

[tired panther]

that was my first id lol, but u did not want

[zealous dew]

yes cause it heavy for shard 0 :D

[tired panther]

idea not id

[zealous dew]

I am doing it now try to make it work at manager

[lusty quest]

make a random number generator that sends the eval to a random shard so there is a lower chance that the same one gets all the load. (or make a proper load balancer)

[cinder patio]

#development message that should work

[tired panther]

but, not every shard has the member

[zealous dew]

Wait but I can't send broadcast now

[lusty quest]

you dont need the member?

[zealous dew]

require('./config/alias');
const { ShardingManager } = require('discord.js');
const { token } = require('cat-env');
const express = require('express');
const Topgg = require('@top-gg/sdk');
const delay = require('delay');
const manager = new ShardingManager('./bot.js', {
    token: token,
});

manager.on('shardCreate', (shard) => {
    console.log(`Creating shard ${shard.id}`);
    shard.on('message', (msg) => {
        return shard.manager.createShard(msg);
    });
    manager.broadcastEval(`users.cache.get('188242504670380033')`, 0);
});

manager.spawn();

(node:15804) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error [SHARDING_NO_CHILD_EXISTS]: Shard 0 has no active process or worker.
    at Shard.eval (J:\JSKingdom\phoenix-akairo\node_modules\discord.js\src\sharding\Shard.js:266:62)

[lusty quest]

use fetch, incase the user is not cached

[cinder patio]

or create a fake user

[lusty quest]

also use the ready event

not the spawn event

[zealous dew]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/ShardingManager?scrollTo=e-shardCreate

there is no readyEvent

just only shardCreate

[sterile lantern]

how can you make a message visible to the user only w slash commands (like clyde)

[zealous dew]

ready is for client

[cinder patio]

flags: 1 << 6 in the message object

[lusty quest]

ahh wait this where for kurasata

[sterile lantern]

1 << 6?

so i just put that?

[cinder patio]

flags: 1 << 6

[sterile lantern]

is there a list of all flags

[cinder patio]

they are not documented as of now afaik

[sterile lantern]

ah oof

also

can we make it so

it deletes the

"User used the /ping command"

[cinder patio]

yes

[sterile lantern]

how so?>

[cinder patio]

type: 3 in the response object

[sterile lantern]

ok tysm :D

[zealous dew]

I removed kurasata

[sterile lantern]

wait

which is the response object

                data: {```

this?

[cinder patio]

when you respond to an interaction

yup

[sterile lantern]

alr

[cinder patio]

(outside the data object, though)

[balmy anchor]

Does anyone knows why that doesn't works when i'm trying to:

<Embed>.setThumbnail(image);

?

[lusty quest]

did some research but broadcast eval should work, maybe look first into how many shards are actve or so

[zealous dew]

@lusty quest this what error I get

Any idea how to solve it ?

[sterile lantern]

do i add flags: under the type

[lusty quest]

never used Sharding ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[sterile lantern]

 data: {
                    type: 3,
                    flags: 1 << 6,
                    data: {```

[zealous dew]

what is value of image ?

[cinder patio]

nope, inside the data object

[balmy anchor]

url

[cinder patio]

the second data object

[zealous dew]

do you sure that ?

[sterile lantern]

how do you tag a user

interaction.member

?

i tried this before and i only was successful with the username

[cinder patio]

<@${interaction.member.user.id}>

[zealous dew]

I am asking again what is value of image

Make sure it is url not stupid object

[sterile lantern]

also one last thing

[zealous dew]

like image you send

[sterile lantern]

how would i make it so it logs that a user used a cmd ina channel

a channel*

So in a channel it sends as a default message:

User used the this command

do i put it outside of the response object

[zealous dew]

@cinder patio do you know how can I fix this

[cinder patio]

get a TextChannel object,
channel.send(`${interaction.member.user.username} used X command`)
do this in the INTERACTION_CREATE event

[sterile lantern]

TextChannel?

[cinder patio]

Your application must also be authorized as a bot, too

[sterile lantern]

can't i just do const logchannel = idhere

yea it is

[cinder patio]

you will have to fetch the channel

const channel = await client.channels.fetch("id");

[sterile lantern]

alr thanks

wait

i put in the interaction_create command?

but there's multiple commands

so it will just trigger whenever it happens?

[cinder patio]

ye

[sterile lantern]

would

[cinder patio]

instead of X do ${interaction.data.name}

[sterile lantern]

command.name

work

oh

alr

thanks

[zealous dew]

Anyone can help me

[sterile lantern]

it says missing access

but the client is in the server

except its a different slash command scope

thats probs the issue one sec

well the username

samm

it only prints this

i want the tag

${interaction.member.user.tag}

doesnt work

[sterile lantern]

idk shard stuff never used it lol

[earnest phoenix]

````MongoError: Authentication failed.``` what does this error usually mean?

😦

I noob

[solemn latch]

that your authentication information was incorrect

[earnest phoenix]

Ah yes! Thank you

[opal plank]

i do wonder sometimes

[high berry]

dog wtf is that pfp

[opal plank]

like, if you just repeat the error people understand it

its a pfp

[solemn latch]

its extremely common

[high berry]

fr?

[opal plank]

wdym fr?

got a problem with my pfp?

[high berry]

lol im joking

its all chill

[opal plank]

good

[solemn latch]

had a guy in #support need me to copy paste each step of getting their server listed because linking to https://top.gg/servers/new was too much to follow each step himself.

[opal plank]

kinda weird ngl

[mellow kelp]

ah yes, when step-by-step instructions aren't enough

[high berry]

just handhold them through absolutely everything smh

[solemn latch]

needing someone to go through each step with you

well i tried saying, did you do each step listed here? <https://top.gg/servers/new> a few times, but didnt work, so i started listing them out and he finally got it

sometimes its faster to hand hold

[high berry]

some people 🤦

[thick gull]

sadge

nobody here

[earnest phoenix]

br-

[bitter badger]

Has anyone used Jest to mock discord.js?

[grizzled raven]

wdym mock

[bitter badger]

It's used in testing when you have complicated objects and you want to fake their behavior

[solemn latch]

like unit testing?

[bitter badger]

Ye

[fair axle]

is there a way to get all members from a deleted role?

with roleDelete handler

[earnest phoenix]

No, once the role is deleted you can't

I suspect the role object must contain it somehow but even if it does, it won't have all the members who has the role

As it relies on cache

[fair axle]

okey thanks

[quartz kindle]

the roleDelete event apparently does not remove itself from cached members

so if the members are cached, they will still appear as having the role

[earnest phoenix]

Yo tim, remember the Symbol.iterator function you wrote for the number prototype?

Why did you call this.valueOf() tho, it would always return the number itself wouldn't it?

[opal plank]

thank you d.js

[quartz kindle]

this inside Number.prototype is an instance of the Number class

it gets coerced to number when you use it with math, but to get the value of it without coercing, you need to call valueOf

[earnest phoenix]

Oh, i see

[quartz kindle]

coercing anything to number automatically calls valueOf of that thing

[opal plank]

whats coercing again?

[quartz kindle]

implicit type casting

[opal plank]

oh

[grizzled raven]

plus, isn't it faster to skip all the coercing?

[sterile lantern]

this is very beta and i was just testing but how come it keeps on sending the prompts

let sessionarray = []
      msg.channel.send('What time are you hosting your training?')

    const time = await msg.channel.awaitMessages(res => res.author.id === msg.author.id, {
        max: 1,
        time: 40000,
    })
    sessionarray.push(time)
    if (!time) return msg.channel.send('Did not get a valid response within 40 seconds, cancelling.')
    

    while(time.size > 0) {

        msg.channel.send('Who is hosting the training session? Please provide a roblox username.')


        const host = await msg.channel.awaitMessages(res => res.author.id === msg.author.id, {
            max: 1,
            time: 40000,
        })

        if (!host) return msg.channel.send('Did not get a valid response within 40 seconds, cancelling.')
 


        msg.channel.send("Who is co-hosting this session? Say skip to skip this option.")
        const cohost = await msg.channel.awaitMessages(res => res.author.id === msg.author.id, {
            max: 1,
            time: 40000,
        })

        if (cohost.content === "skip") thecohost = "None."
msg.channel.send("Are you sure you wish to send this training session notification? Reply with yes or no.")
        const confirmation = await msg.channel.awaitMessages(res => res.author.id === msg.author.id, {
            max: 1,
            time: 40000,
        })
        if(confirmation.content == "no") return message.channel.send("Ok")
        if (confirmation.content !== "no") { 


   
    let embed = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
    .setAuthor('test', msg.guild.iconURL)
    .setDescription("Host: " + sessionarray.map(host) + " Time: " + time + "Co-host" + cohost)
    .setColor("RANDOM")
    msg.channel.send(embed)
         sessionarray.length = 0;
        }

    }



} 
}```

also is there an easier way to prompt

cuz this is rlly annoying

ah nvm i found a discord js prompter package

time to test

[earnest phoenix]

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                            </article>

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[sturdy flower]

Hello