development

[tired panther]

I heard of the .lean() method in mongoose , will this really save ram in query and give me the same object?

[copper cradle]

move the target constant above the rest of the function

[cobalt spruce]

```message.author.id !== 376064908317425677

[copper cradle]

yes

[earnest phoenix]

Ohhhhh, lol

[cobalt spruce]

am not dum for the first time

lol

[earnest phoenix]

Now I understand, because it has on the top to make everything work with target with it

[cobalt spruce]

i always put const's in the top

[earnest phoenix]

@copper cradle thanks u learnt me something again lol

[cobalt spruce]

always put var, const and shit on the top

i think that is better

[earnest phoenix]

Thanks too lol

[earnest phoenix]

Yes, now it all makes sense

[cobalt spruce]

did u edit the image lmao

[copper cradle]

yes

I used sharex

[earnest phoenix]

Hessss! Worked

And my unban, it says it can’t find the Id and then unban

[pale vessel]

why

[earnest phoenix]

[cobalt spruce]

is binary encode or hash

lol

[earnest phoenix]

Lol

neither

[cobalt spruce]

walking

il die away

[cobalt spruce]

i thnk binary is binary

[mellow kelp]

real programmers use binary

[copper cradle]

and it's saying it can't find the user bc that's what you're logging

you're not logging the actual error

I suggest you go learn how to debug, and to not attempt to code a bot until you can fix this kind of issues

your problem is the exact same as before

[earnest phoenix]

Debug how do I do that?

[cobalt spruce]

00111100 01000000 00100001 00110101 00110011 00110111 00110100 00111000 00110110 00111000 00110101 00110110 00110011 00111000 00110100 00110110 00110111 00110101 00111000 00110101 00110010 00111110 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01110010 00100000 01100111 01100001 01111001

yes

[copper cradle]

you're trying to use a variable called target, which doesn't exist in that scope

[copper cradle]

using the mighty console.log

log the goddamn error

[earnest phoenix]

Tbh, it’s shit it never logs anything

[cobalt spruce]

i wonder how did u get verified dev (no offensive am Stupid on coding )

[pale vessel]

[earnest phoenix]

@copper cradle so at the top const target = message.Id.members.first();

?

[mellow kelp]

no

[copper cradle]

no

[cobalt spruce]

wat

[copper cradle]

you don't need that target variable

[earnest phoenix]

Idk my commands worked..

[copper cradle]

just remove the word target. from that code

[earnest phoenix]

Alr, I’ll just add member

Would that work too?

[copper cradle]

no

[cobalt spruce]

lol

[earnest phoenix]

Lol..

[earnest phoenix]

If I remove target then what else can I do?

[cobalt spruce]

do know how i tell the bot not to reply on message that are not numbers

[copper cradle]

remove target. <-- dot

[earnest phoenix]

Alr

[copper cradle]

try to parse the message into an int, if it fails then that means the message contains other chars

[earnest phoenix]

@earnest phoenix You still haven't fixed that issue when we literally told you that 30 times? Wtf

[earnest phoenix]

Which lol?

[copper cradle]

oml

don't make it worse please

brb

[cinder patio]

someone has to explicitly tell him what to do step by step otherwise he can't

[earnest phoenix]

[copper cradle]

bro

[earnest phoenix]

Unban worked...

[copper cradle]

yeah...

[earnest phoenix]

Thanks again

[copper cradle]

you're not ready to do such project my guy

why don't you try to play with the language a bit before trying to do such a project

[earnest phoenix]

True.., but if I’m gonna be honest it harder to read docs than getting explained

[cinder patio]

of course it is, it's always easier when somebody else does it for you

[copper cradle]

yeah

[earnest phoenix]

I mean yes.. but if someone can explain to me I learn better

[copper cradle]

that doesn't sound like the case

since you did the same mistake twice

just try to play with the language a bit

you'll get used to it and you'll see how easy it is

() => {} <= what it that

[earnest phoenix]

It’s uh semicolons, and uh yea..

[copper cradle]

there aren't any semicolons there...

[rocky hearth]

There are some people on YouTube, they will explain you for free

[cinder patio]

👁️ 👄 👁️

[mellow kelp]

[earnest phoenix]

[earnest phoenix]

Really, there’s not many good youtubers

[rocky hearth]

find LearnWebCode, he's having a good bootcamp series

[copper cradle]

there are a lot of good youtubers

there's fireship

[earnest phoenix]

Is it a youtuber?

[mellow kelp]

fireship explains many useful concepts

[copper cradle]

traversy media

fireship is a really good one

and his videos are short and easy to follow

[earnest phoenix]

Is there any that explain the basics or does he have a basic js video?

If you could send me link through DM’s would be appreciated

[cinder patio]

I don't think fireship is for beginners, though

\https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkZNo7MFNFg&ab_channel=freeCodeCamp.org

this is everything you need to know... in 3 hours

[earnest phoenix]

@cinder patio thank you sor

If I actually learn something thanks

[rocky hearth]

are you still not sure?

[earnest phoenix]

I’m sure I’ll learn something

[tight plinth]

according tow3schools, the format for a new date is new Date(year,month,day) but it seems to be kinda broken...

format is MM/DD/YYYY

[pale vessel]

months start from index 0

So d[0] - 1

[tight plinth]

wtf

[pale vessel]

lol

[marble juniper]

lol

[bold dock]

Thanks Java

[zenith terrace]

[earnest phoenix]

you know how they show those before and after pics when people do crystal meth
javascript is the after

[slow halo]

[restive furnace]

-Script

it's not inherited from Java

[bold dock]

It is tho

[pale vessel]

it is

[restive furnace]

smh

why

[opal plank]

I FUCKING KNOW! this shit was the main bug in my fucking reminders

not only months, the fuckind days of the week too

cuz fuck logic

sorry, that brings PTSD's from when i was fucking with manual time manipulation

not fun times

spent around 15h total just to get the conversion done properly

time is NOT my forte, at all

[viral mortar]

heh

[crisp osprey]

I need a member who can help me with the Carl bot or any toher bot

For self roles

Please

In my server (u can ping me)

[viral mortar]

lol thats not really bot development

[crisp osprey]

But someone told me to tell bere @viral mortar

Here*

[viral mortar]

no this is for making bots

no bot usage support

[rocky hearth]

How do I run a script which is defined in a subfolder, from my current folder in package.json?

[mellow kelp]

some-folder/another-folder/script.js

[rocky hearth]

The script is dev: next dev which is defined in current package.json, and I want to use it from parent's package.json

do u got the idea??

[mellow kelp]

wdym by parent's package.json?

o

well you could do something like "dev": "cd the_folder && yarn dev"

[rocky hearth]

will the terminal actually change path?

[mellow kelp]

pretty sure it won't

[cinder patio]

https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/compiler-options.html

[rocky hearth]

oh ok just got it

so with p flag, we specify the path of the folder to compile, right?

[cobalt spruce]

hey

how i tell the bot to accept only numbers when posting letters it reply You cant use Letters For Example

uhh

u are dead

will this work?

let binary = args.slice(0).join(" ");
if (!binary) return message.channel.send("Please input some text.");
let outputStr = binary.split(' ') //Split string in array of binary chars
   .map(bin => String.fromCharCode(parseInt(bin, 2))) //Map every binary char to real char
   .join(''); //Join the array back to a string
   
try{
  parseInt(outputStr)
}catch(e){
  message.channel.send('this is not a number')
}

[cinder patio]

Use isNaN

[cobalt spruce]

uhh

[rocky hearth]

do u want the string "10001011" to be a number like 10001011?

[cinder patio]

or parseInt/float and then check if parseInt returned NaN

[cobalt spruce]

meh dont care about code

[cinder patio]

He definitely copied that from somewhere lol

[cobalt spruce]

i use if and then

[rocky hearth]

what are the expected inputs and outputs?

[cobalt spruce]

idk what to do

[cobalt spruce]

i just want the bot , not allowing letters only number
ex: !command Hello
Reply : You Can Only Use Numbers

[cinder patio]

I already told you, use isNaN or parseInt/parseFloat

[rocky hearth]

so u want the argument to be any number?

[cobalt spruce]

yes

[cobalt spruce]

idk how to inploment thoes

https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_parseint.asp

i saw this shit but nothing come to mind

[cinder patio]

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

It's a simple function call - if you don't know how to do that then maybe you should revisit a tutorial or two

[rocky hearth]

y isNaN returns false for empty strings?

[cobalt spruce]

    let binary = args.slice(0).join(" ");
function isnotnumbers(binary) {
  if (isNaN(binary)) {
    return message.channel.send("its not a number")
  }
}```

[cinder patio]

sure, try it. That function is super unnecessary, though

make sure to call it

or just remove it

[cobalt spruce]

i dont need function?

POG

IT WORKED

[cinder patio]

No... I was talking about the isNaN function

[cobalt spruce]

if (isNaN(binary)) {
    return message.channel.send("its not a number")
  }```

this all i did

and it worked

[cinder patio]

good

[wicked pivot]

hello, how to get that server code in a string in this style for example: hello https://discord.gg/dbl teste

[rocky hearth]

Feud, is it possible to not exclude a folder/file and still it not complains about errors?
I don't want to, use @ts-nocheck as it'll not validate the file entirely.

[cinder patio]

mmmm, what about @ts-expect-error?

or @ts-ignore

[rocky hearth]

these just ignores the next line

something like @ts-ignore-file

[cinder patio]

Can you give more context? Why are you receiving these errors in the first place

[rocky hearth]

I hv a dummy test file. Which is not used in the actual codebase

Changing the codebase, make this file to complain, which I only use for testing purposes

[cinder patio]

hmmm... you could exclude the test file, and if you want to run it, you can setup a script

do you have ts-node as a dependency? You could make a script "runTest": "ts-node path/to/file.ts"

[rocky hearth]

Ooh ok. lemme try

[rocky hearth]

do u want invite link for any server, ur bot is in?

[wicked pivot]

I want to isolate the code server on string

[cobalt spruce]

@cinder patio

uhh

if (isNaN(binary)) {
    return message.channel.send("its not a number")
  }```

[earnest phoenix]

What's binary defined as

[cinder sandal]

binary might not be defined

[earnest phoenix]

binary variable is a string and you also entered a space, spaces don't count as a number, isNaN() function will always return true in that case

[opaque acorn]

Hello, somebody can tell me how can I create the join command?

for voice channel

[cinder patio]

isNaN accepts a string, though. You need to remove the wpace somehow

[earnest phoenix]

Yea i know, they can simply use a regex instead of checking if it's a number

/^[10 ]+$/.test(binary)

[long marsh]

Does anyone here actually use GO for their discord bot?

[zenith terrace]

Go compare?

[long marsh]

Only asking because I'm thinking of lifting and shifting from DiscordJS to DiscordGO

[modest maple]

Well how well do you know Go lang

[long marsh]

None at all, lol. I didn't know NodeJS either before - and that was pretty solid. I have 4 years of software dev experience. Learning a new language shouldn't be too challenging.

[modest maple]

i mean sure but you'll suffer with it 🤷‍♂️

i advise you try Go before starting the lib

[long marsh]

Oh, 100%

[modest maple]

cuz Go is like marmite

you either love it or hate it

[long marsh]

I've programmed in C before

Can't be any worse than that 😄

[modest maple]

Idk

I would have to argue i prefer writing C lol

[long marsh]

Have you used C?

I find it hard to believe that you would choose C over GO, lmao

[modest maple]

I would choose C over go for most things lol

[long marsh]

Why?

Not trying to start a debate or anything, just genuinely curious why you'd want to hurt yourself

[modest maple]

I mean C is fine if you know what you're doing

[long marsh]

Yeah, but you have to know what your doing. At least GO extracts that part out.

If anything, C would be more challenging than GO.

I don't follow that logic, ha. That's all I'm saying. My mistake

Btw, hopefully I'm not coming off as rude. Maybe I'm the idiot 🤷‍♂️

[modest maple]

my reasons for not liking go:

• File structure makes you have everything all in one file
• Lack of generics
• You either strictly type or use a blanket interface which has no way of determining the type directly other than trying to cast it
• Pass by value on a GC runtime for what ever reason they chose to allow the user to do instead of doing everything by reference
• Limited ability to easily interface with other languages
• Lack of compile time checks for things like race conditions and deadlocks
• Locks OMFG the lock hell is mind boggling because its so easy to use the concurrency wrong
• camelCase naming convention (which for you on JS might be fine but god it drives me nuts)
• having to check if err != nil on. every. fucking. line.
• Litterally no type checks, you got a null pointer? prepare to face the wrath of the runtime error
• For some reason stack traces are 60% memory addresses that you will never need and want other than the 1 line after the whole trace that tells you the error

[mellow kelp]

wait there's no generics?

[modest maple]

Nice things about go:

• Simple concurrency

[mellow kelp]

gasp

[modest maple]

Its a weird system

I dont entirely hate it

but i disliked it enough when using it to drop it

[earnest phoenix]

So I need help with a discord bot I want to get the ping of my bot I have this command

module.exports = {
  info: {
    name: "ping",
    description: "To see the ping of the bot",
    usage: "[ping]",
    aliases: ["pg"],
  },
  
  run: async (client, message, args) => {
    
    let embed = new discord.MessageEmbed()
    .setDescription(`Pong - ${client.ws.ping}ms`)
    .setColor("RANDOM")
    .setFooter(`Requested by ${message.author.username}`)
    
    message.channel.send(embed)
  }
}```
But that is for the websocket Not the latency does anyone know what I need to change?

[modest maple]

especially when you have

foo, err := someFunc()
if err != nil {
  // handling...
}

on every function call

which ends up just becoming

foo, err := someFunc()
if err != nil {
  return nill, err
}```

because you're just moving the error back up the hill of stacks

goroutines are nice though when used correctly

though many seem unable to grasp the fact that sometimes you dont need everything to be a goroutine

[long marsh]

Hey! I really appreciate you writing all of that out. To be fair though, the camelCase convention is okayish .. and the err != nill is actually a great way, in my eyes, to enforce proper error handling (which you can argue shouldn't be up to the language ... fair point). Generics don't really bother me, I don't realistically use them much anyways. The type casting is interesting - I didn't know about that problem. Also, no type checks ... sounds much like JavaScript 😄

[modest maple]

oh no thats not enforced

in anyway

[long marsh]

Oh, gotcha

[modest maple]

its the same as JS pretty much

if you dont remember to or you dont expect the function to return it, you will crash and burn

[long marsh]

Yeah, I'm used to that from using Python / JS lmao

[sudden geyser]

I commonly see people try to compare Go with Rust

[modest maple]

idk why people do that tbh

its a generally a really dumb argument they have

[earnest phoenix]

do I need to change something near
client.ws.ping
as I don't want it checking websocket

[long marsh]

I don't think that's accurate, tbh

[sudden geyser]

There are some similarities between the two, but they both target different goals. Really, I'm surprised there's always a new medium article about Go vs. Rust every week

No joke

[long marsh]

Yeah, they're just completely two different languages with different goals (as you stated)

[quartz kindle]

There is no built in method for that

[modest maple]

in the end its Speed of development vs Code security

[long marsh]

Exactly

[modest maple]

You can write code very quickly in go but it's maintainability can be incredibly low

[quartz kindle]

You have to start a timer, send the message, then see how long the pronise took

[long marsh]

Also, that's why I'm contemplating GO. For the lowered cache usage of NodeJS / DiscordJS & for the speed.

[modest maple]

on the other hand it takes a programmer much long to become experienced enough with Rust to write it at the same pace as go

[long marsh]

Granted, I know Tim has a great library regarding the cache 😄

[heavy marsh]

In D.js [v 12] is there a way to check if a message has 2+ discord invte links.

I already have a reg const inviteRegex = /discord(?:app\.com\/invite|\.gg(?:\/invite)?)\/([\w-]{2,255})/i;

[earnest phoenix]

ah ok

[modest maple]

Go and JS' speeds are actually a lil closer than alot of people think tbh

[long marsh]

Speeds are a secondary goal of mine

It's really the caching 😬

[modest maple]

Cant really argue about the caching d.js is really bad at that

[summer torrent]

yardim https://i.imgur.com/ZExbLUx.png

[long marsh]

Facts

[modest maple]

while DiscordGo is on the opposite end of the spec

[summer torrent]

i thought PermissionResolvable is array too*

[modest maple]

you have d.js which is very high level and DiscordGo being very low level

[quartz kindle]

If the issue is caching, its not a language problem, just use a different library or code a barebones one yourself

[modest maple]

tbh yeah

oh yeah

Go lang docs

are

interesting

they're not bad per say

but from what i found, they either contain some info or absolutely none

Luckily DiscordGo is pretty well documented but most libs are very much not

[long marsh]

Agreed; however, GO does actually outperform NodeJS when RAM is compared

[modest maple]

well...

sorta

when you're using it for discord you're not gonna notice any of that if you cache equal amounts

[long marsh]

Correct. But, I probably won't.

I believe the DiscordGO library is a little lighter on that

[earnest phoenix]

would this work I tried it and it does show the ping ||from what I know||

module.exports = {
  info: {
    name: "ping",
    description: "To see the ping of the bot",
    usage: "[ping]",
    aliases: ["pg"],
  },
  
  run: async (client, message, args) => {
    
    let embed = new discord.MessageEmbed()
    .setDescription(`Pong ${Math.floor(client.ws.ping)}`)
    .setColor("RANDOM")
    .setFooter(`Requested by ${message.author.username}`)
    
    message.channel.send(embed)
  }
}```

[modest maple]

Well its about the same as @quartz kindle 's D.js light

potentially a lil more tbh

cuz again pass by value is allowed in Go instead of JS where everything is reference based

it is incredibly easy to get data duplication

[quartz kindle]

Caching will be the same in all languages unless you can make use of more efficient data types

[modest maple]

it also is pretty much the only think that will affect performance in Go

if you pass everything by value in go

you will suffer performance

When i was coding a webserver in go i ended up replacing everything following Python's referencing type GC system and got about a 50% performance increase or greater

[stable nimbus]

How would you call for a user input using slash commands?

Like taking the message content.

[smoky thorn]

can someone tell me the command for if I want to make a python program run without me having to use Cmd? When I run my bot the thing just closes and I Have to use CMd and it's annoying sometimes

[long marsh]

But, Tim, I just wanna learn go 😢 -- someone tell me it's a good idea so that I can do it

Lol, kidding. Does anyone know of anyone who uses GO?

[modest maple]

[long marsh]

lol

[livid lichen]

Bot.TotalMembers = 0

Bot.guilds.cache.map(guild => Bot.TotalMembers = Bot.TotalMembers + guild.memberCount)
```Bot's total members is 0? This cannot be right.

[stable eagle]

Well, it’s your choice learning GO. Its a fast language and pretty useful. Error handling sucks tho

[cloud warren]

guildOnly: false,
what exactly is the feature of this command

[modest maple]

Error handling is by far the biggest issue with go

[long marsh]

Yeah, truth.

[livid lichen]

Some commands only work in DMs. guildOnly means that that command can only be run though a guild, aka a server.

[stable eagle]

Doesn’t the name explain it? The command can’t be used in dms.

[long marsh]

But does anyone here use GO?

I'm assuming no since no one actually spoke up.

[pale vessel]

literally chill lmao

[gilded olive]

I mean use it as like usually

[stable eagle]

Bot's members are uncached. You need to fetch them.

[livid lichen]

Not me.

[cloud warren]

should i say wrong or right

[modest maple]

Feels bad man

[pale vessel]

f

[urban surge]

    at createScript (vm.js:80:10)
    at Object.runInThisContext (vm.js:139:10)
    at Module._compile (module.js:617:28)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:664:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:566:32)
    at tryModuleLoad (module.js:506:12)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:498:3)
    at Module.require (module.js:597:17)
    at require (internal/module.js:11:18)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/rbd/pnpm-volume/85a47698-9068-4ee7-b0d2-ac9b2b12dd4c/node_modules/.registry.npmjs.org/discord.js/12.5.1/node_modules/discord.js/src/index.js:8:11)
/rbd/pnpm-volume/85a47698-9068-4ee7-b0d2-ac9b2b12dd4c/node_modules/.registry.npmjs.org/discord.js/12.5.1/node_modules/discord.js/src/client/Client.js:42
    } catch {```

I get this error when I update the modules. How can I solve it?

[livid lichen]

First of all, whoa Milo Murphy! Second, It is catched? Bot.guilds.cache??

[modest maple]

do you actually have intents set though to actually allow it or tell it to cache 👀

[stable eagle]

No, I meant the users who are in one of the bot’s guilds.

[livid lichen]

Ooooooh!

So like this? guild.cache.memberCount

[livid lichen]

What did you command did you use?

[stable eagle]

Returns a single guild's member count

In order to get every guild's members count,

[urban surge]

I upgraded discord.js from 11 to 12

[livid lichen]

I'd have to .map

Right?

[urban surge]

Is this a glitch problem?

[livid lichen]

@stable eagle Didn't work. Still shows 0.

[stable eagle]

You have to do smth like this:

<client>.guilds.cache.reduce((res, guild) => res + guild.memberCount)

[livid lichen]

Oh

[pale vessel]

That's not needed for guild.memberCount

[livid lichen]

I've never heard of .reduce before.

[pale vessel]

It's <client>.guilds.cache.reduce((res, guild) => res + guild.memberCount, 0)

[livid lichen]

Thanks

[long marsh]

Can anyone point me to a well-document command handling system for DiscordJS? I may actually entertain Tim's light library

[ashen sigil]

if (!SafeCopy(kernelBuffer, &imageData->Buffer, safeData.Length)) {
ExFreePool(kernelBuffer);
*outStatus = STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION;
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
}

CHAR error[0xFF] = { 0 };
NTSTATUS status = MapImage(kernelBuffer, error);
SafeCopy(&imageData->Buffer, error, strlen(error) + 1);
ExFreePool(kernelBuffer);

*outStatus = status;
return STATUS_SUCCESS;

}

It works but the driver not working

[livid lichen]

@pale vessel Would this work? Bot.TotalMembers = Bot.guilds.cache.reduce((res, guild) => res + guild.memberCount, 0)

[pale vessel]

I think so

[livid lichen]

Please use markdown :)

[pale vessel]

Why assign it to Bot.TotalMembers ?

[livid lichen]

So I don't have to do that each time lol.

[pale vessel]

Make it a function

[livid lichen]

I am trying to be as efficient as posible.

[livid lichen]

Oh?

[pale vessel]

Otherwise the value is going to be static

[livid lichen]

Yeah

[ashen sigil]

if (!SafeCopy(kernelBuffer, &imageData->Buffer, safeData.Length)) {
        ExFreePool(kernelBuffer);
        *outStatus = STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION;
        return STATUS_SUCCESS;
    }

    CHAR error[0xFF] = { 0 };
    NTSTATUS status = MapImage(kernelBuffer, error);
    SafeCopy(&imageData->Buffer, error, strlen(error) + 1);
    ExFreePool(kernelBuffer);

    *outStatus = status;
    return STATUS_SUCCESS;
}

[summer torrent]

isn't PermissionResolvable is also array of permissions? https://i.imgur.com/ZExbLUx.png

[pale vessel]

It could be

but not always

Maybe that's why it errored

Maybe ?.length won't make it error no wtf

[summer torrent]

you mean !.length

[pale vessel]

not sure

that sounds new

[livid lichen]

@pale vessel Still 0.

[summer torrent]

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

[pale vessel]

It could be
but not always

like an instance of Permissions won't have the length property

but I think you can just ignore the error if it works anyway

[midnight spoke]

I can use many command handler yea ?

[summer torrent]

@pale vessel PermissionResolvable[]

[pale vessel]

the type for cmd.botPermissions?

[summer torrent]

yes it should be PermissionResolvable[] lul

[pale vessel]

then it shouldn't error

[urban surge]

const fetch = require("node-fetch");
const key = require("../config.json");
const discord = require("discord.js");
module.exports.run = async (bot, message, args) => {
  var output = new discord.MessageEmbed()
    // .setTitle('Some title') // tıklamalı başlık
    // .setURL('https://discord.js.org/') // tıklamalı başlık
    .setAuthor('Some name', 'https://i.imgur.com/wSTFkRM.png', 'https://discord.js.org')
    .setColor("RANDOM")
    .setDescription('Some description here') // başlık açıklaması
    .setThumbnail('https://i.imgur.com/wSTFkRM.png') // sağ logo
    .addField(
        { name: 'asdasdas', value: '3', inline: true },
      "`accuracy` `deaths` `kills` `resources` `stats`"
    )
    // .setImage('https://i.imgur.com/wSTFkRM.png') // BÜYÜK ORTA LOGO
    .setTimestamp() // FOOTER ZAMAN EKLER
    .setFooter('Some footer text here', 'https://i.imgur.com/wSTFkRM.png') // AÇIKLAMA + LOGO
  return message.channel.send({ embed: output });
};
module.exports.help = {
  name: "ak"
};

How do I get the bot to send such messages?

[zenith terrace]

isnt node-fetch deprecated

[cloud warren]

I guess this type is not supported anymore

[opal plank]

isnt it request?

[zenith terrace]

.-.

[opal plank]

its request thats deprecated

[summer torrent]

node-fetch isn't deprecated

[opal plank]

fetch comes built in already

in most browsers

no way it'd be deprecated

[summer torrent]

request are looking for maintainer(s) iirc

[opal plank]

dead lib tbh

[zenith terrace]

o ok

[opal plank]

everyone already ported over

doubt theres many still using it

[summer torrent]

im using node-fetch/axios

[opal plank]

axios gang

[urban surge]

I saw it in a bot yesterday

[opal plank]

high five

[opal plank]

thats simply a codeblock my dude

1 - this

but they got one in each thing

[opal plank]

if you dont know the answer, please refrain from spreading misinformation

[summer torrent]

did you see this https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/2130

[urban surge]

How do I make blocks side by side?

[opal plank]

i never really noticed axios didnt have a logo

[opal plank]

```lua
1 text
```

copy ^^ (english only here)

multiple fields

you use discord.js?

you do, nvm

.setFields([]) use that

or addFields(), forgot how d.js embed builder works

its bad

[urban surge]

I'm using discord.js

My friend used to build the boat, I don't understand much

[opal plank]

@urban surge

multiple fields

lua, ts and js should all work and be like that one you sent in the picture

[urban surge]

Thank you very much I've been dealing with this since yesterday

[opal plank]

no problem

[royal laurel]

hey i just want to know a quick way to fix my problem, its just that i am making a usercount.js command in another file using fs and the only problem is my variable which gets the current amount of users requires the variable const client = new Discord.Client()

is there a way i can get the variable in the other file aswell? can i just put the var above of module.exports?

oh and im getting this error

ReferenceError: client is not defined
    at Object.execute (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\commands\usercount.js:6:23)
    at Client.<anonymous> (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\mint.js:29:42)
    at Client.emit (node:events:379:20)
    at MessageCreateAction.handle (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\actions\MessageCreate.js:31:14)
    at Object.module.exports [as MESSAGE_CREATE] (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\handlers\MESSAGE_CREATE.js:4:32)
    at WebSocketManager.handlePacket (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketManager.js:384:31)
    at WebSocketShard.onPacket (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:444:22)
    at WebSocketShard.onMessage (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:301:10)
    at WebSocket.onMessage (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\ws\lib\event-target.js:132:16)
    at WebSocket.emit (node:events:379:20)

[fierce ether]

const getEmbed = await getChannel.messages.fetch({ limit: 1 })
          
          console.log(getEmbed.id)``` am i doing something wrong? its undefined everytime

[urban surge]

Those starting with .set don't work

[red tapir]

um'

this looks like literal hcking

thats so confusing

[opal plank]

i gave you an example, do not copy paste

[zenith terrace]

code?

[royal laurel]

ill pastebin, want my main and my usercount.js?

[zenith terrace]

usercount

[royal laurel]

ok

https://pastebin.com/AhiSxmcj

[zenith terrace]

whats your main file called

[royal laurel]

mint.js

[long marsh]

@quartz kindle - Sorry for the ping - just curious on something. If you got hit by a bus tomorrow, are there other supporters of the lite version of discordjs that you created?

[royal laurel]

mint is my bot name

[zenith terrace]

try const client = require('../mint.js')

[royal laurel]

thomas is planning on killing you

ok

[zenith terrace]

above module.exports

[royal laurel]

ok

[long marsh]

Hah, that's not true.

[royal laurel]

do it also keep the client var in module.exports, probably dont but i get things wrong all the time

[zenith terrace]

what

[royal laurel]

oh wait

no nvm

i thought users var was a different var

just wait

ima test

sorry for my stupidioty

now i get a type error

TypeError: Cannot read property 'cache' of undefined
    at Object.execute (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\commands\usercount.js:8:37)
    at Client.<anonymous> (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\mint.js:29:42)
    at Client.emit (node:events:379:20)
    at MessageCreateAction.handle (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\actions\MessageCreate.js:31:14)
    at Object.module.exports [as MESSAGE_CREATE] (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\handlers\MESSAGE_CREATE.js:4:32)
    at WebSocketManager.handlePacket (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketManager.js:384:31)
    at WebSocketShard.onPacket (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:444:22)
    at WebSocketShard.onMessage (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:301:10)
    at WebSocket.onMessage (C:\Users\fred\Desktop\Bots\Discord Bots\Mint\node_modules\ws\lib\event-target.js:132:16)
    at WebSocket.emit (node:events:379:20)

[zenith terrace]

h

[royal laurel]

h

[zenith terrace]

you could just do message.guild.memberCount

[royal laurel]

i can?

[zenith terrace]

yea .-.

[royal laurel]

:|

const users = msg.guild.memberCount;

like that?

[opal plank]

whatever you named your message, yes

[zenith terrace]

^

[royal laurel]

well fuck

ok now i need to require MessageEmbed and stuff

[opal plank]

i would recommend NOT using embed builder

[royal laurel]

why not?

[opal plank]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/272764566411149314/748980037402886194/unknown.png

check performance

spits

trash

[zenith terrace]

cause Erwin gets mad at them

he has a fit

[opal plank]

#development message i sent an example how to pass the object directly

````new Discord.MessageEmbed()``` literally just creates an object

thats literally it

and then each method adds another key on it

[royal laurel]

im gonna use it in spite of him

wait

yeah

[misty sigil]

lol

[opal plank]

[royal laurel]

i use that i literally make a new discord.embed

[opal plank]

-30 respect

[royal laurel]

is that embedbuilder and im just stupid?

[opal plank]

yes

[royal laurel]

ok well im gonna usee it in spite of you

[opal plank]

well, warning was given, you can give water to the horse, but you cant force him to drink it

[royal laurel]

do i just do const { Channel, MessageEmbed } = require("discord.js");

[gritty bolt]

anyone know why I might be having mongoDB connection errors on an AWS ubuntu server?

[royal laurel]

this is my first bot(in a while) i have lost all my skill so its back to day one

[opal plank]

whats the point of practicing if you refuse to use the proper way?

[gritty bolt]

oh wait

blocking all connections would cause connection errors nevermind

[royal laurel]

idk, im not smart

[opal plank]

then why not optimise it and stop being stubborn?

[royal laurel]

idk, but you got that second part right, i am really stubborn, just ask people who have helped me code!

[gritty bolt]

you should listen to them i came here yesterday with a mess and left actually understanding stuff

being stubborn wont help you improve lol

[royal laurel]

i never said i wasnt going to listen to them, im just trying to get a basic understanding of disc.js

[earnest phoenix]

Oh, I can recommend some vids

[opal plank]

dont

dont use videos to learn js

#development message click here to see the whole convo i went about it

[misty sigil]

yea

[royal laurel]

so thats why i suck at most things

in code

[opal plank]

its all about commitment

code reflects how commited you are

if you dont put efford into coding, it shows

that boils down to the last thing i said in that message. If you doing it as a hobby? sure, go ahead, it might be useful someday. If you intend to be an ACTUAL dev? then put effort into it, its a career, dont underestimate developers

[royal laurel]

i mean i am doing it as a little hobby

[opal plank]

then its fine

[royal laurel]

ill work on it 3 - 4 times a week

[earnest phoenix]

There is some good vids

[opal plank]

you dont need to optimse your app like im telling you to, both embedbuilder and sending an object directly, but the latter being more optimised

[earnest phoenix]

[opal plank]

#development message

[royal laurel]

if you'd really like me to link me documentation on sending an object

[earnest phoenix]

There’s a 3 hour video, that learns you all the basics

[nocturne parrot]

i agree that some videos only tell you to copy and paste whatever’s in the description, they usually don’t tell you what does what tbh

[opal plank]

you sounds like you didnt even read what i sent baldski

[earnest phoenix]

Yes, yes, I’m reading rn

[nocturne parrot]

anyways back to my question i was about to ask, how do you get your bot to show in its status how many servers it’s in?

[royal laurel]

*closes google* nah i - i wasnt looking at video tutorials dont even worry

[opal plank]

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

[earnest phoenix]

True, true, but yk sometimes they can be useful @royal laurel

[earnest phoenix]

[opal plank]

setActivity() is the most used

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

[nocturne parrot]

thank you, but how do you get it show how many servers it’s in?
for example
playing !help in [insert number] servers

[earnest phoenix]

He means in the status

Like

[opal plank]

client.guilds.cache.size will give you the number

[earnest phoenix]

Watching 737373738388282 servers

[opal plank]

that IS the status baldski

[earnest phoenix]

Oh ok

[opal plank]

setActivity() IS setting status

[earnest phoenix]

[nocturne parrot]

thank you

[opal plank]

np

[nocturne parrot]

also i’m not sure who baldski was calling he but i’m not a he sorry 😭

[opal plank]

we are all developers here

except @slender thistle , he's just qt

[solemn latch]

qt shiv is qt

[earnest phoenix]

Wtf

Oh mb, I didn’t see what you guys were talking bout

[proven lantern]

TypeError: client.guilds.fetch is not a function

for (const {guildId} of ratings) {
  console.log("guildId")
  console.log(guildId)
  const guild = await client.guilds.fetch(`${guildId}`);
  guildNames[guildId] = guild.name;
}

why would client.guilds.fetch not be defined?

[solemn latch]

is your for loop in the ready function?

[misty sigil]

aye @slender thistle ye see that, bloodeh true?

[opal plank]

why do you need to fetch a guild?

not cached?

[solemn latch]

that too 👀

[slender thistle]

Nae I don't I'm feeling too fucking bad

[opal plank]

why am i not nicknamed Nerf This! ?

Tim is nicked

[proven lantern]

it is. this works ```const guild = client.guilds.cache.get(${guildId});

[opal plank]

[misty sigil]

tim has ceert dev

[opal plank]

thats booli

[earnest phoenix]

I want that pfp bloody clarckson

[opal plank]

because thats a map

.get() is extension of a map, not a fetch

[proven lantern]

this doesn't work though const guild = await client.guilds.fetch(`${guildId}`);

[solemn latch]

i dont think fetching is possible until the client is ready.

[opal plank]

oh, yeah

good catch Woo

comepltely forgot about it

[zenith terrace]

woo better notable

[proven lantern]

this is happening after the login event

[solemn latch]

as in after client.login? or your doing it inside the event?

[opal plank]

that wouldnt matter

[proven lantern]

after client.login

[opal plank]

unless he's awaiting it, and i dont even think .login() is a promise

you NEED to wait for the ready event

it is a promise

[solemn latch]

i thought it is a promise, just a promise for the login, not the ready.

[opal plank]

not checking internals, but i assume it should return when its ready

[solemn latch]

well being ready and logging in are diffrent right?

[opal plank]

logic would say no

[opal plank]

unless they doing some messy shit internally

which is highly possible

[proven lantern]

i made it a promise

[solemn latch]

ready happens after guilds and channels are cached, logged in is after the token is verified.

maybe im wrong on that

[opal plank]

but login should happen after client has been constrcuted

it would seem highly wrong if they were doing the other way around

hmmm maybe not

still wouldnt do it, personally

[solemn latch]

its been awhile since ive looked

yeah

agreed

[opal plank]

i havent looked at the internals, but d.js is notorious for having spaguetti noodle code

[proven lantern]

login is the last step for me

[opal plank]

i'd still put it under ready

just to be safe

cuz d.js™️

[solemn latch]

even not djs, its probably best to use events anyway.

[proven lantern]

the code is invoked from the message event so the client is ready

[opal plank]

then there should be no reason for it not to work

client.guilds.fetch() is valid

[proven lantern]

i agree

[opal plank]

but once again, why do you need to fetch each guild?

you should have them in cache

[proven lantern]

i want it to use fetch so it has the fallback to getting a live copy if the cache is empty

[opal plank]

im out of ideas as to why that'd be erroring

where is that line of code?

show some context around it

[proven lantern]

this works

[opal plank]

clientPromise?

[opal plank]

what is clientPromise?

[proven lantern]

clientPromise

module.exports = Promise.resolve(new Discord.Client());```

useless

but i made it

[opal plank]

i dont get why you'd do that but okay

can you log client right after you await it?

i'd personally JUST emit client once its been passed on ready

[proven lantern]

that's the client

[opal plank]

//index.js
const client = new Promise((res) => {
IPC.on('client', (client) => res(client));
})



//export.js
const _client = new Client();
_client.on('ready', () => IPC.emit('client', client));

janky as fuck, but should give you an idea

this way you assure the client being sent is already ready

[proven lantern]

all my code is invoked by client.on("message",()=>{}) so i know the client will be ready

i was using msg.client.guilds.fetch originally

[opal plank]

im unsure why thats happeneding then

client not being ready was my last idea

[gritty bolt]

im getting failed to connect errors on mongoose after moving my code to my ubuntu server

everything works fine on my computer

any ideas as to what could be happening?

[proven lantern]

maybe your ubuntu has a firewall rule that doesn't allow outbound traffic

@gritty bolt ^

[gritty bolt]

its allowing everything

[proven lantern]

maybe there are environment variables set on your local machine that need to be on the ubuntu server

or maybe your ip address is whitelisted and the ubuntu server isn't

[gritty bolt]

how do I fix that

oh nevermind here we go

[lyric mountain]

Oh my holy what's that?

[zenith terrace]

awaits

[gritty bolt]

TypeError: fields.flat is not a function```

[lyric mountain]

That's what I call a patient code

[lyric mountain]

Update node

[gritty bolt]

it says im on the latest version

[lyric mountain]

Do node --version

[earnest phoenix]

anyone know mongodb on nodejs?
i need opinions on something

[lyric mountain]

(don't remember if that's the right cmd)

[gritty bolt]

v10.19.0

[lyric mountain]

Yeah, definitely, update node

[gritty bolt]

yeah isnt the latest 14 or 16?

20?

[lyric mountain]

You need to set a version because it won't update major versions

[gritty bolt]

ohh

[lyric mountain]

Go with 14

[gritty bolt]

im on 15 now

[lyric mountain]

Now it should run fine

[earnest phoenix]

//Create the mongo client
var MongoClient = require("mongodb").MongoClient;
const mongo = new MongoClient(settings.server.mongo, { useUnifiedTopology: true }, { useNewUrlParser: true }, { connectTimeoutMS: 30000 }, { keepAlive: 1} );

//Connect to mongo database and start listening for requests.
mongo.connect(err => {
  if(err) return console.error(`[Server] ${err}`);

  //User endpoints
app.get('/user/:discord_id', [router, jsonParser], (req, res) => { require("./endpoints/get-user.js")(settings, req, res, err) });
app.put('/user/:discord_id', [router, jsonParser], (req, res) => { require("./endpoints/update-user.js")(settings, req, res, mongo) });
app.delete('/user/:discord_id', [router, jsonParser], (req, res) => { require("./endpoints/delete-user.js")(settings, req, res, mongo) });
app.get('/all-users', [router, jsonParser], (req, res) => { require("./endpoints/get-all-users.js")(settings, req, res, mongo) });

app.listen(settings.server.port, console.log(`[Server] Server is now online and listening on port ${settings.server.port}.`));

})

Inside the get-user.js file, I do not close the connection with mongo.close(), is it bad to not close connections?

Here's the get-user.js file

module.exports = (settings, req, res, mongo) => {

  const collection = mongo.db("GameCord").collection("user-data");
  collection.find({ "discord_id": req.params.discord_id }).toArray()
  .then(user => {
    if(!user) return res.json({ code: 404, data: "The specified user could not be found in the database." });
    if(user) return res.json({ code: 200, data: user });
  })
  .catch(err => {
    console.error(`[Server] ${err}`);
    return res.json({ code: 500, data: err });
  });

}

[pure lion]

Why do you want to close the connection

[earnest phoenix]

Usually after an operation of some sort, you'd want to close the connection, right?

[pure lion]

No

[earnest phoenix]

Like inserting a user

Oh right

[pure lion]

It doesn't reconnect or anything

[earnest phoenix]

ye but not like this ofc

[pure lion]

You just terminated the connection for the entire process

[earnest phoenix]

ye ye but the old way I done it, was not to connect to it in the main file, but to connect to the db in get-user.js file

u get me?

[pure lion]

But you're passing mongo into the function

[copper cradle]

you shouldn't do that, just create the connection on your main file and then pass it to the rest

you don't need to close it

[earnest phoenix]

Right good haha

[pure lion]

You never need to close the connection

[copper cradle]

it's not as if something bad would happen if you don't close it

[earnest phoenix]

The way I done it before was so each endpoint would have to connect to the db and perform the action.
Rather than in the main file, connecting to it and passing it to the rest

Would there be a difference?

For that way, i'm assuming i'd need to close the connection, right?

[pure lion]

That's horribly inefficient

[green kestrel]

anyone else having problems with the thumbnail and images displaying improperly in embeds atm

[earnest phoenix]

I thought so lol

[green kestrel]

discord is completely ignoring them

[pure lion]

The cdn is taking a shit

[green kestrel]

ah.... but these arent on a cdn

theyre on my server, and its stripping out the urls from the embed

it was working until like a few minutes ago

and the code isnt changed

it even did it on a bot which has been running for months

[pure lion]

Probably the API then

Discord is a stable platform

[opal plank]

Discord is as stable as GME

[toxic jolt]

Hello pls help me i how to unban all ban's for discord.js v12

[fierce ether]

module.exports = class BaseEvent {
    constructor(client, {
        name = null,
        botPermissions = new Array()
    })
}``` syntax error bottom line?

[quartz kindle]

constructor(client) {}

not constructor(client, {}))

[fierce ether]

but my commands file works like that?

[quartz kindle]

and instance variables have to be set to this

otherwise they're global

[fierce ether]

    constructor(client, {
        name = null,
        guildOnly = false,
        aliases = new Array(),
        botPermissions = new Array(),
        memberPermissions = new Array(),
        nsfw = false,
        ownerOnly = false,
        cooldown = 3000
    })```

that works?

[quartz kindle]

that code makes no sense, its not even a valid object

[fierce ether]

const path = require("path");

module.exports = class Command {
    constructor(client, {
        name = null,
        guildOnly = false,
        aliases = new Array(),
        botPermissions = new Array(),
        memberPermissions = new Array(),
        nsfw = false,
        ownerOnly = false,
        cooldown = 3000
    })
    {
        const category = (dirname ? dirname.split(path.sep)[parseInt(dirname.split(path.sep).length-1, 10)] : "Other");
        this.client = client;
        this.conf = { enabled, guildOnly, memberPermissions, botPermissions, nsfw, ownerOnly, cooldown};
        this.help = { name, category, aliases };
    }
};```

thats the full code

[quartz kindle]

ahh

its a destructured argument

now it makes sense lol

[fierce ether]

i used to use this but i tried something new

module.exports = class Command {
  constructor(name, category, aliases, userpermissions, permissions, cooldown, hidden) {
    this.name = name;
    this.category = category;
    this.aliases = aliases;
    this.userpermissions = userpermissions
    this.permissions = permissions;
    this.cooldown = cooldown;
    this.hidden = hidden;
  }
}```

should i just revert?

[quartz kindle]

nothing wrong with this

[fierce ether]

ok thanks

[ERROR][registry:38][01:46 am] TypeError: Cannot read property 'set' of undefined```

but idk why?

[hasty mulch]

Ignoring exception in command weather-embed-test:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/pi/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/discord/ext/commands/core.py", line 85, in wrapped
    ret = await coro(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/home/pi/Documents/Room_Sealer/cogs/room-sealer-weather.py", line 404, in _weatherembedtest
    snowdepth = res6['response']['periods']['snowDepthCM']
TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not str

How do I get this read as a dict?

[earnest phoenix]

list is list, dict is dict.

[long marsh]

imagine

[hasty mulch]

Never the twain shall meet?

[earnest phoenix]

huh

[fierce ether]

client.t("general/ping:CONTENT")``` how can i pass this through as a param instead of client?

[near plover]

anyone happen to have an opinion on an effective way to deprecate a bot in favor of another?

[earnest phoenix]

hey, all of a sudden my bot does not start at all?? i'm using discord.js and when i do node . it does not input any messages, even the start message. i believe this is because someone added it to a very big server and the bot can not handle it. is there a solution to this? thanks.

[tribal siren]

yo, whenever i try making a music bot it shows this error

FFmpeg/avconv not found!

what's wrong?

[pale vessel]

did you install ffmpeg

[fresh verge]

How could I detect whenever my bot is invited to a server, and get the server it was invited to, so I could make my bot have like a welcoming messaged whenever it is invited to a server.

[tribal siren]

is it another library

[pale vessel]

are you on windows?

[tribal siren]

bot.on('guildMemberAdd', async member => {
  if(member.id == 'whatever your bot id is'){
     console.log(`I am in the server ${message.guild}!`) 
  }
})```

[tribal siren]

repl.it

[pale vessel]

oh

then i can't help you with that

[tribal siren]

oh alright

[sacred trout]

cannot import name 'checks' from 'utils' (/opt/virtualenvs/python3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/utils/init.py)

how do i fix this??

[earnest phoenix]

thats... incorrect

[tribal siren]

idk never did that

[earnest phoenix]

so don't help if you don't know how to?

🙄

[tribal siren]

i thought it's the way of doing

[earnest phoenix]

anyways you need the guildCreate event

[tribal siren]

is that an event

[rocky hearth]

yup

[tribal siren]

oof

[sacred trout]

cannot import name 'checks' from 'utils' (/opt/virtualenvs/python3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/utils/init.py)

[zenith terrace]

there is a github that shows a lot of events lol, idk if its all of them

[earnest phoenix]

✨ the docs ✨

[zenith terrace]

too lazy to check as well lol

ok found it https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/typedef/WSEventType

[earnest phoenix]

or alternatively the actual client class

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/Client

[zenith terrace]

that works too

[warm junco]

my bot is written entirely in python, would you guys recommend i switch over to javascript or is there no significant benefits to doing so?

[earnest phoenix]

that is entirely subjective and dependent on your use case

[rocky hearth]

For TS: I'm trying to create a local package, which I could use in my other projects.
idk how do I import the typings which I have defined in that package. (just like we do for djs)
Do I have to export each interfaces/types I hv created?
I hv already enabled declaration and hv set its path to lib/typings.
So I hv my typings folder in my lib folder for that local package

[warm junco]

thanks for the input! ill probably stick to python then since i definitely have more experience with it, i was just wondering if there was some big advantage to js that i was missing, i guess for my use case of less, smaller servers python will do just fine

[earnest phoenix]

Hey is this the correct code of a user join date in a server?
message.author.joinedAt

[rocky hearth]

The only, benefit I see for using js is better documentation + the guide to use it.

[warm junco]

yeah thats something ive noticed, discord.js just seems more developed with a bigger community base. it should be fine though, ive had decent luck finding documentation and stackoverflow posts (so, so many stackoverflow posts) that can help me out with discord.py, i think i have a fairly good grasp on it now, at least for my needs (which, admittedly, arent much haha)

[near plover]

JDA is also a good choice with a fairly good community behind it

[sacred aurora]

anyone know how to fix 403 error?

[mellow kelp]

status code 403 means unauthorized

you need some sort of authentication on your request

[sacred aurora]

hmmm

the script work from local

[long marsh]

A philosophical question:

• If I had a base class that had a method named preRun ... that I wanted to mandate all extended classes call in their run function ... how would I mandate that? If it's even possible at all?

[sacred aurora]

but when on host it get that error

can i post a link here?

try to open it

maybe its banned from the server country

https://otakudesu.tv/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/103961

??

[mellow kelp]

you could do something like an abstract "actualRun" method, and implement a "run" method in the base class that calls preRun and actualRun

[long marsh]

Interesting.

Can you call an abstracted method, assuming it's implemented from the extended class?

[mellow kelp]

yea

[long marsh]

Well, I guess you can do anything in JavaScript 😄

[mellow kelp]

something like

public abstract class BaseRunner {
    public void preRun() {}

    public void run() {
        preRun();
        actualRun();
    }

    public abstract void actualRun();
}

[long marsh]

ElCholo, are you saying this:

class A {
  processCommand(){
    run();
  }
}

class B extends A {
  run() {
    console.log('does some shit');
  }
}

Damnit, I was typing that exact same thing out 😄

Nice.

[mellow kelp]

[long marsh]

I wanted to confirm that was a thing.

[mellow kelp]

well that's more or less the idea

[long marsh]

WAIT.

That looks like Typescript 👁️

I'm assuming the same thing can be applied to JavaScript as well though, right?

Same principle?

[mellow kelp]

yeah

anything that uses classes

well js doesn't have abstract

but you can just use an empty method or something

i was writing in java tho

[long marsh]

Yeah, I can create an empty method that throws an error

So, if it's unimplemented by the extended class ... it won't override the error that's thrown.

big brain

[mellow kelp]

that's a really good idea actually

[long marsh]

Not really - I should just switch to TypeScript 😄

[mellow kelp]

unimplemented methods by throwing an error

[long marsh]

Yep

Just a thought 🤷‍♂️

[mellow kelp]

yeahhh that's a better option probably

[long marsh]

const { Command } = require('discord.js-commando');

export default class CommandHandler extends Command {
  constructor(client, commandInfo) {
    super(client, { ...commandInfo });
    this.title = commandInfo.title;
  }

  async process() {
    this.run();
  }

  async run() {
    throw new Error('Method "run()" must be implemented');
  }
}

Nice.

Then I can control the flow however I want.

Thanks for that, ElCholo!

[mellow kelp]

no problem

object oriented gang

[long marsh]

Lol

It was my first language

OOP

But, probably not a language you'd expect lol

[mellow kelp]

hm

c++?

[long marsh]

Nope

Actionscript 3.0

[mellow kelp]

what

[long marsh]

Flash gang

[mellow kelp]

ohh flash

[long marsh]

Adobe Flash's language

#rip

[mellow kelp]

that's pog

rip flash

[long marsh]

Yeah, it taught me a lot. It was basically Java.

[mellow kelp]

~~seems 😔 ~~ would've seemed interesting if flash was still a thing

[long marsh]

Yeah, it's too bad

[tribal siren]

how to make a command cooldown?

is it about database?

like

db.set(`cooldown_${message.guild.id}`, 1)

[long marsh]

I use cache for cooldowns

Idk what db.set is

[vague panther]

quick.db

[visual kettle]

Hey guys I want to make a special bot for my server

[zenith terrace]

Yea everyone does const db = require('quick.db')

[visual kettle]

I know very base level

I want like if anyone registers it will show in show command

Like 1.SimpBoi 2.Sandy

Anyone their

[tepid leaf]

isn't quick.db a datastore?

that edits a json.squilt file or something like that?

if you plan using data store i recommend mongoose because on certain hosts you won't be able to use quick.db such as heroku

[near plover]

postgres would be a bit better in certain circumstances than mongoose imo

[rocky hearth]

Does this code mean, it is necessary to call the methods defined in run(), when implementng in child classes?

[cobalt spruce]

@earnest phoenix js let binary = args.slice(0).join(" "); if (!binary) return message.channel.send("Please input some Numbers."); if (/^[10 ]+$/.test(binary)) return message.channel.send('good').catch(e){ message.channel.send(e) } will this work?

[normal sage]

have you tested it? @cobalt spruce

[cobalt spruce]

yes

and it didnt

[normal sage]

there’s your answer

[cobalt spruce]

if (/^[10 ]+$/.test(binary)) return message.channel.send('good').catch(e){
                                                                         ^

SyntaxError: Unexpected token '{'
    at wrapSafe (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1053:16)
    at Module._compile (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1101:27)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1157:10)
    at Module.load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:985:32)
    at Function.Module._load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:878:14)
    at Module.require (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1025:19)
    at require (internal/modules/cjs/helpers.js:72:18)
    at registerCommands (/home/runner/Eqhost/src/utils/registry.js:14:23)
(node:260) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without a catch block, or by rejecting a promise which was not handled with .catch(). To terminate the node process on unhandled promise rejection, use the CLI flag `--unhandled-rejections=strict` (see https://nodejs.org/api/cli.html#cli_unhandled_rejections_mode). (rejection id: 1)
(node:260) [DEP0018] DeprecationWarning: Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated. In the future, promise rejections that are not handled will terminate the Node.js process with a non-zero exit code.```

error bobs

[normal sage]

remove the “{“

in front of (e)

[cobalt spruce]

do i use return ?

[normal sage]

i’m not sure

but that’s what the error says

[cobalt spruce]

man

how i define e as error

[rocky hearth]

That is not the correct way to handle errors

[cobalt spruce]

meh i dont need error

[rocky hearth]

U need to learn handling errors for promises

[rocky hearth]

ur program too

[cobalt spruce]

how i use else in if statments?

if (/^[10 ]+$/.test(binary)) return message.channel.send('good')

in this line

[restive furnace]

please read about arrow functions

yes(x => x) is a arrow fn for example

[rigid sandal]

dudes

I got !kick to work

then everything else broke

xD

I hate the discord lib

xD

[restive furnace]

no, you're gonna need to learn JS or what ever you use for making bots BEFORE jumping into bots

[pearl trail]

.catch(err => //do something with err)

[earnest phoenix]

it's the libs fault, not mine!

[tribal siren]

guild.channels.cache.get(ch => ch.position === 1).send(embed)
Cannot read property 'send' of undefined

anyone knows how to deal with that?

[pearl trail]

is that get must be filter?

[lament rock]

yeah. That get needs to be a filter unless you have an ID you can pass to get.

get only accepts type K which GuildChannelManager type K is a string

[pearl trail]

also, if you are in djs v12, it must be

message.guild.channels.cache.filter(x => x.rawPosition == 1)

[lament rock]

incorrect. GuildChannel.position is a valid property

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/GuildChannel?scrollTo=position

filtering by rawPosition can return a CategoryChannel

[pearl trail]

ohh

[lament rock]

Then you possibly got a VoiceChannel or something else returned from the filter which doesn't implement the TextBasedChannel interface. In your filter, you should specify the x.type https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/GuildChannel?scrollTo=type

[crystal wigeon]

hey guys

umm anyone know about erelajs?

var qStr = args.join(" ");
if (!qStr) return;
let vc = member.voice.channel;
if (!vc)
return channel
.send("❌ You need to be in a voice channel.")
.catch((err) => {
console.log(err);
logger.error(err.stack);
return;
});
qStr = qStr.toString();
const res = await client.music.search(qStr, author);

this is doing weird stuff

if i a pass a YT uRL it says missing args

but when i put the url directly in the search it returns results

tf?

but it works when i type things like "sad music"

[lament rock]

Try using let instead of var

[crystal wigeon]

didnt work

[lament rock]

Oh. Hm. Log the value of it before it goes into the search. That error makes it seem like it's undefined

[crystal wigeon]

but if i do this
qStr = "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7EZdOLWN18"
console.log(qStr, typeof qStr)
// qStr = qStr.toString();
const res = await client.music.search(qStr, author);

it works

[crystal wigeon]

the yt url and the typeof is the log there before the search

[lament rock]

don't assign the qStr as something definite. Allow arbitrary input and log the values

[crystal wigeon]

ik

[crystal wigeon]

in here

you see the url? and "string"?

thats the logged value

that goes into search

i set the url directly to check if the search will return results and it is indeed returning

[lament rock]

Don't set it directly and log the values and see if they're the same

[crystal wigeon]

ye

the values are same

see the no tracks found?

[lament rock]

then idk

[crystal wigeon]

its just straight up weird ;-; like bruh if i set the string in the search directly it works but when i send it as input it doesnt tf

[lament rock]

try and read the source code to see why that error specifically is thrown

[crystal wigeon]

this the same url

and it works th

they dont say anything about urls

just a spotify plugin

nvm

im stupid

i fiugured it out

the url sent in input is lowercased

;-;

thanks

;-;

[lament rock]

XD

[crystal wigeon]

[rocky hearth]

the channel at 1st position doesn't exist

[tribal siren]

hm aight then

thanks

[rocky hearth]

Feud, Do u hv answer for this?

[cinder patio]

How did you know I was here

[rocky hearth]

discord tricks

[cinder patio]

Do you have the types property in your package.json

[rocky hearth]

yes, it is set to lib/typings

I'm getting intellisense though. But I want to import types/interfaces, so I could assign it to other objects

[cinder patio]

ooh

Where do you define your interfaces? Is it all in one file or across files

[lament rock]

You'll have to import the files you specifically export the interfaces/types in

[rocky hearth]

accross files. Only exports some of them which are required in the other files

[cinder patio]

yeah

[pearl trail]

did you define guild correctly?

[lament rock]

That's not the error

it'd say cannot read property channels of undefined

[pearl trail]

oh ._.

yeah

[cinder patio]

Importing types/interfaces is like importing actual objects

[pearl trail]

try message.guild

or,

[lament rock]

That's also not the error

#development message

example: VoiceChannel.send isn't a function

[pearl trail]

can it be..

const textCategory = await guild.channels.cache.filter(a => a.type == 'text')

textCategory.filter(x => x.position == 1).send('hi')
```?

[lament rock]

unnecessary await. Also, you can chain conditionals in the filter.

cache.filter(x => x.type === "text" && x.position === 1);

[pearl trail]

ah yes, &&

[lament rock]

position 1 does exist.

Also wait. I just realized that Collection<K, V>.filter returns an Array

@tribal siren

What exactly are you trying to do, even?

[tribal siren]

oh rly

bot.on('guildCreate', async guild => {
  bot.channels.cache.get('806052726206627882').send(`UrgA is now in **${guild}**!\nThe total UrgA Servercount is ${bot.guilds.cache.size}.`)
  const embed = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
    .setTitle(`Hello **${guild}**!`)
    .setDescription(`I am UrgA, a great Discord Bot with over 130 Commands! Let me show you what I can do. My prefix is \`\`<\`\`, but you can change it on whatever you want simply by using \`\`<prefix {your new prefix}\`\``)
    .addField(`Just a little tip`, `If you have any questions about certain categories listed under, just do \`\`<help {that category}\`\` for more information!`)
    .addField(`Information`, `I can show Information about a Channel, User, Server and a Role! If something with the bot goes wrong, you can simply use \`\`<bugsubmit\`\` to submit a bug!`)
    .addField(`Moderation`, `I can Moderate Servers very well. For example, I can Kick, Ban, Unban, set Slowmode, Manage Nicknames, set your Welcome/Bye System Texts, set Autoroling, Mute/Unmute a user and so on. Great, isn't it?`)
    .addField(`Fun`, `I can show a Meme from Reddit, start a poll, show Zalgo version of a text, make some magic with your avatar (and not only). I can even show a cute Cat/Dog Picture!`)
    .addField(`Utility`, `I can show Coronavirus Statistics, set a Reminder and even do some math for you!`)
    .addField(`Roleplay`, `I can show some hug, kiss, slap and pat gifs, as well as show Simprate/Shiprate!`)
    .addField(`Logs`, `If you want to know whenever a Message is Deleted in the Server, whenever it is updated, whenever emoji is created/deleted, whenever a reaction is added and lots more? I have it all!`)
    .setFooter(`It's cool, isn't it?`)
    .setTimestamp()
    .setColor("BLUE")
  guild.channels.cache.filter(ch => ch.position === 1).send(embed)
    .catch(e => guild.members.cache.get(guild.ownerID).send(embed))
});```

this is what i try to do

[rocky hearth]

I wanted to say that, the get method is returning undefined because, the guild has no channel at position 1

[tribal siren]

i understood it

[cinder patio]

filter returns an array, use find instead