development

[near stratus]

Check again

[pale vessel]

that's an API response

there' no way of telling

[wicked crown]

DICT_TYPE_CONVERT: Only dictionaries may be used in a DictType```

[boreal iron]

oh nvm there is... should've scrolled through all lines

lmao

[near stratus]

received by .catch() ?

[wicked crown]

doesnt show the line

[near stratus]

got it

[boreal iron]

alright ty anyway

[quartz kindle]

technically, message.channel.guild.id would be "faster"

[wicked crown]

k

[quartz kindle]

because it bypasses a getter

[boreal iron]

hmm ok

[quartz kindle]

but thats pretty much useless microoptimization

[wicked crown]

so @near stratus whats the problem now

[pale vessel]

eris users:

[boreal iron]

yeah, just need to get into it a little bit... light version works fine so far

[near stratus]

i read their documentation and it says dafaq
let's try one thing
lemme write the code

[wicked crown]

okay

[near stratus]

const { MessageEmbed } = require(`discord.js`)
const Discord = require("discord.js")

module.exports = {
    name: "ban",
    category: "moderation",
    description: "Bans a user",
    usage: ";ban [@user] [reason]",

    run: async (bot, message, args) => {

        if (!message.member.hasPermission("BAN_MEMBERS"))
        return message.channel.send(`:x: **|** You can´t use this command`)
    
        const user = message.mentions.users.first()
        if (!user)
        return message.channel.send("Please mention a user")
    
        const reason = (args [1])
        if(!reason)
        return message.channel.send("Please specify a reason") 
    
        const targetMember = message.guild.members.cache.get(user.id)
    
        
        const embed = new MessageEmbed()
        .setTitle(`Ban`)
        .setColor("RANDOM")
        .addField(`Banned User` , user)
        .addField(`Reason` , reason)
        .addField(`Banned By` , message.author)
        .setTimestamp()
       message.channel.send(embed).catch( (err) => {
            console.log("embed error");
        })
    
        targetMember.ban({
        reason: `${reason}`
    }).catch( (err) => {
        console.log("ban error");
    })

    }
}

[opal plank]

technically this would be faster

function getGuildIdByMessageObjectRecievedByTheApi(message) {
  let _message = message;
  if(!_message) return;
  if(!_message.hasOwnProperty('channel')) return;
  let channel = message.channel;
  if(!channel ) return;
  if(!channel.hasOwnProperty('guild')) return;
  let guild= channel.guild;
  if(!guild) return;
  if(!guild.hasOwnProperty('id')) return;
  let id = guild.id;
  if(!id) return;
  if(isNaN(id)) return;
  return id
}

[near stratus]

@wicked crown try this and tell me what the console says

[quartz kindle]

xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[wicked crown]

okay

[opal plank]

[quartz kindle]

you forgot something

[opal plank]

a semicolon?

to improve performance?

[quartz kindle]

if(isThirteen(message)) return

[wicked crown]

@near stratus now it worked tf

[opal plank]

ah, right

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[near stratus]

maybe it was the ban
the docs says

member.ban( {
    reason: "ppppppp"
} );

[wicked crown]

lol

[opal plank]

function Get_Guild_Id_By_Message_Object_Recieved_By_The_Api(message) {
  let _message = message;
  if(isUndefined(_message )) return;
  if(!_message) return;
  if(!_message.hasOwnProperty('channel')) return;
  let channel = message.channel;
  if(isUndefined(channel )) return;
  if(!channel ) return;
  if(!channel.hasOwnProperty('guild')) return;
  let guild= channel.guild;
  if(isUndefined(guild)) return;
  if(!guild) return;
  if(!guild.hasOwnProperty('id')) return;
  let id = guild.id;
  if(isUndefined(id)) return;
  if(!id) return;
  if(isNaN(id)) return;
  if(isThirteen(id)) return;
  if(isTen(id)) return;
  if(isUndefined(id)) return;
  return id;
}

[wicked crown]

thanks for your help @near stratus 🙂

[small tangle]

what am i looking at

[near stratus]

😳

[pale vessel]

Some good code

[opal plank]

the fastest way to get a guild id from the message

[small tangle]

and i made it wrong the whole time 🤦

brb improving code

[near stratus]

some Notable members getting a guild

[quartz kindle]

xDDDDD

[opal plank]

lul

look, nobody said we were great at code, it just says notable member , it never states if its notable for good or bad code

[small tangle]

true that

[misty sigil]

Wait I can write bad code and be notable for it?

[opal plank]

possibly lul

[quartz kindle]

notably bad member

:^)

[opal plank]

its notable member not notably good member

[small tangle]

but after this message it should be changed to Creator of Codeabomination

[near stratus]

It's "notable" for naming the function
||Typos: "we don't exist"||

[opal plank]

i should've used snake_case for that function name

actually, let me fix it

[near stratus]

please don't

[small tangle]

write it without blankspaces and linebreaks

[opal plank]

there we go

[misty sigil]

if (!!!!!message.guild) {
return
} else if (1 < 0) {
  // run this if the world is falling apart
} else if (2 < 1) {
  // run this if the world is falling apart
} else if (3 < 2) {
  // run this if the world is falling apart
} else {
// I dunno
}```

[opal plank]

we must make sure to add semicolons to decrease compile time

[misty sigil]

maximise compile time

[opal plank]

indeed

i cna assure you getting your bucks worth with this code, super over the top

[umbral zealot]

you're not since ASI inserts them so it takes more time 😉

[opal plank]

code goes brrr

probably this level of code is needed for you to get yeeted off by your host's owner

[small tangle]

The only positive thing about the code is that it has a low level of nesting

or probably the formatting

[limpid heath]

how to make a webhook server?

[solemn latch]

Just make an http server

[limpid heath]

?

[misty sigil]

Bro

[opal plank]

i hear you like formatting

function Get_Guild_Id_By_Message_Object_Recieved_By_The_Api(message) {
  let _message = message;
  if(isUndefined(_message ))                 return;
  if(!_message)                              return;
  if(!_message.hasOwnProperty('channel'))    return;
  let channel = message.channel;
  if(isUndefined(channel ))                  return;
  if(!channel )                              return;
  if(!channel.hasOwnProperty('guild'))       return;
  let guild= channel.guild;
  if(isUndefined(guild))                     return;
  if(!guild)                                 return;
  if(!guild.hasOwnProperty('id'))            return;
  let id = guild.id;
  if(isUndefined(id))                        return;
  if(!id)                                    return;
  if(isNaN(id))                              return;
  if(isThirteen(id))                         return;
  if(isTen(id))                              return;
  if(isUndefined(id))                        return;
                                             return id;
}

[limpid heath]

i dont know lots about servers

[solemn latch]

Webhooks are just http requests designed for computers

[misty sigil]

or humans

[limpid heath]

how to make a https request

[small tangle]

and i thought today is a day, where im not crying

[misty sigil]

oh my

You do not make a http request

The http requests are sent to you

[solemn latch]

There are cases which webhooks are used directly by users?

[opal plank]

👀

i may do that sometimes for top.gg votes

[modest maple]

I mean technically you can make a http request

and technically you also make a response

[misty sigil]

uh totally don’t have a slave in my basement waiting for a http request to enter it into my database

[earnest phoenix]

Hello, I'm trying to create message statistics for servers. My idea is that the bot collects message count in servers and then every 5 minutes it updates all the statistic documents. But I'm not sure if i can give every document with a specific guild ID a specific key. Different server may have different amounts of messages. I'm trying to do this with a updateMany because i don't want to update each document manually, it will be a db torture. Using mongo.

[small tangle]

[solemn latch]

One request per guild per 5 minutes isn't that much

[earnest phoenix]

Yes but the bot will collect those message amounts into cache. Also its not one guild. There are several and when the bot gets bigger it isn't fine at all. Because it will collect lots of messages from many guilds.

Updating docs one by one seems like a bad idea.

[near stratus]

are we supposed to spoonfed a whole webhook code ?

[solemn latch]

Caching each count doesn't change if you write them per guild or not.
Many bots write per user per minute, its really not bad at all to do it per guild imo.

Especially since most guilds bots are in are not active 24/7 the vast majority of guilds won't need to be written at all

[earnest phoenix]

Ok so for example the bot caches messages from 80 guilds. Updating each document manually is fine in your opinion ?

[solemn latch]

From what I understand a properly setup mongodb server just updating the int it should be able to handle 10's of thousands of requests

[earnest phoenix]

?

[solemn latch]

For comparison top.gg afaik every time someone voted it just was written to the db

Which handled millions and millions of votes a month

[earnest phoenix]

?

can yu help?

[solemn latch]

Not if you keep ? When I'm answering other peoples question

[earnest phoenix]

Didn't they switch database recently?

[solemn latch]

Yeah after millions and millions of request became too much

Which isn't a concern for you I would expect

Since again, most guilds won't need to be written to

[solemn latch]

Issue with installing or using sqlite?

[earnest phoenix]

issue with installing

pls help

[solemn latch]

Sqlite has a troubleshooting page on their docs/npmjs page

[earnest phoenix]

Also i have another question. I would like to execute some code at 00:00. The bot may restart so i cannot just make it an interval. Also if somehow it started up after 00:00 i still wanna execute that code. Whats a gonna NPM module/way i could do that. Without worrying of the node app restarting.

[lyric mountain]

cron

[solemn latch]

A scheduler would work aswell.

[lyric mountain]

cron is kinda a scheduler

[earnest phoenix]

Thanks, ill try it.

this is the code @solemn latch

[solemn latch]

You said your having issues with installing?

[umbral zealot]

We need the install error log, not the bot code

Also you probably missed some pretty clear detail on the install page: https://enmap.evie.dev/install#pre-requisites

[crimson vapor]

help. me.

you forgot the is-is-odd

[drifting wedge]

anyone can review py code?

[icy skiff]

What do u mean exactly by review

[drifting wedge]

https://github.com/0Exe/is-even-odd

[drifting wedge]

help slap spagetti code

[crimson vapor]

I mean it works

should be more like

[icy skiff]

I mean i guess i could take a look at it

[drifting wedge]

https://github.com/0Exe/prime

^

[crimson vapor]

even(num: int):
return (!odd(num))

[icy skiff]

K ill give It a look and dm you my thoughts

[drifting wedge]

wdym?

for my package

[crimson vapor]

say someone redefines an odd number

[drifting wedge]

you can do

[crimson vapor]

you should just have 1 function

[drifting wedge]

if odd(56):

[crimson vapor]

and return inversions of that

[drifting wedge]

true

true

like evenodd(num, "odd"/"even")

[lyric mountain]

what about multiply(2, 4)

[drifting wedge]

@crimson vapor like this?

ill add it to my package if u want

[crimson vapor]

no I mean like

[drifting wedge]

or you can lol

just pr

[crimson vapor]

idk py

[cinder patio]

Wait are you serious

[drifting wedge]

idk how to add stuff to pip / pypi

[crimson vapor]

def even(num: int):
  return (!odd(num))

def odd(num: int):
  return (num % 5 != 0)

idk if the syntax is right

[icy skiff]

U mean

[drifting wedge]

oh yeah

[icy skiff]

Num %2

[drifting wedge]

makes sense

[crimson vapor]

fuck shit

its 2

[icy skiff]

Instead of 5

[crimson vapor]

not 5

[icy skiff]

?

[crimson vapor]

yes yes

[icy skiff]

Kek

[drifting wedge]

whatever

makes sense

[crimson vapor]

LOL

[drifting wedge]

but they could be separate

[crimson vapor]

so they redefine odd numbers

ezpz

[drifting wedge]

ye ye

[crimson vapor]

say*

[drifting wedge]

make sense

but i dont think its worth it lol

its easier to code

[crimson vapor]

LOL

true

[drifting wedge]

like u can just do if num % 2 == 0

!=

[drifting wedge]

look into this?

[icy skiff]

ye i dont see the need for a function the check if its odd or nah

[dusky sundial]

In Python you gotta use not rather than !

[drifting wedge]

i think i made an insalenly good prime number finder

[icy skiff]

both work tho

[drifting wedge]

no you dont

...

[lyric mountain]

on js you can actually do if (num % 2) return "odd";

[crimson vapor]

yes because js good

[drifting wedge]

js doesnt have range()

[mellow kelp]

[...Array(<length>)].map((e, index) => index)

[drifting wedge]

[copper cradle]

not really

[icy skiff]

did u use sieve of eratosthenes?

[drifting wedge]

someone pls review

[drifting wedge]

i made my own

[mellow kelp]

oh yeah prime number calculators

[drifting wedge]

and i think its bettee than those

since i just skip 80% of numbers

[icy skiff]

if u made ur own then i guarantee u theres a better algorithm out there

[drifting wedge]

no

there isnt

i am best

[icy skiff]

true

[mellow kelp]

i made a really shitty prime number calculator back in like 6th grade

[drifting wedge]

just look into it

i made mine really well

[opal plank]

cant, ids are numbers

it would return only half of the ids

[drifting wedge]

omg

is odd (id)

lol

u can only allow even id users to use your bot

oMG

imma do that

[lyric mountain]

no, because for js anything is a boolean

[drifting wedge]

or ids have to end with 5

or whatever

LOLLLLL

[lyric mountain]

"do you prefer 5 or 10?"
js: true

[drifting wedge]

SOMEONEE

[icy skiff]

k so

[mellow kelp]

you could add memoization

to cache the prime numbers

[crimson vapor]

parseInt the last of the id

[drifting wedge]

million review code pls

[icy skiff]

what u did was basically skip even numbers, multiples of 5 and 10

thats not like

amazing

[crimson vapor]

im in class gimme a min

[drifting wedge]

yes it is

youre not amazing

[icy skiff]

:/

[mellow kelp]

this @drifting wedge

[icy skiff]

give it a read to eratosthenes' sieve and fermat primality test

[drifting wedge]

wdym?

shut

[crimson vapor]

this is kinda dumb ngl

[drifting wedge]

mine is better

[mellow kelp]

bruh

[drifting wedge]

cuz i made it

also

[crimson vapor]

grab the last number

and then

[drifting wedge]

i cut the nums / 2

[crimson vapor]

check if its prime

if it is

then do more math

if not don't

[drifting wedge]

so its like 80% less

[mellow kelp]

using pretty much any method also cuts the numbers in / 2

[icy skiff]

i dont even know anymore if u r joking or not

[mellow kelp]

same lmao

[drifting wedge]

lol

alr well how cani improve it?

[lyric mountain]

they just said...

[icy skiff]

the way u r doing theres nothing else to improve really, u r working with a number skipper of some sort

and u r skipping numbers in a pretty decent way

but

the fermat primality test just works differently

and better in every way

but dont get me wong urs works fine

[drifting wedge]

oh

ok

mine bes

[icy skiff]

i think

[drifting wedge]

best

[mellow kelp]

just straight up ignore him already

[icy skiff]

kek

[drifting wedge]

lol

[icy skiff]

try checking if (2^77,232,917)-1 is prime on ur algorithm

kek

[drifting wedge]

nah seriously

itd good? or stinky?

[icy skiff]

its basic

[drifting wedge]

ill try

alr

it doesnt even print ol

@icy skiff

@icy skiff the other algorithms took like 18 days

lol

[icy skiff]

i know it doesnt

[drifting wedge]

?

[icy skiff]

the fermat one

[drifting wedge]

i googled ot

[icy skiff]

?

[drifting wedge]

i mean py is slow too

[icy skiff]

that number i sent to u is the hghest known prime number

python cant take that

[drifting wedge]

ye ik

mhm

with this program

i tried to do the 100 million digit prime

thing

my vps ded

lol

[icy skiff]

lol

not a good idea definitely

[drifting wedge]

problem is just the hugeness of the number

it handles small numbers well

i tried all primes from 1, 1,000,000

and it worked well

[icy skiff]

yes yes i kniw

1M is relatively small for computers

[drifting wedge]

lol

what can i try?

that is POSSIBLE

[icy skiff]

try the integer limit

[drifting wedge]

1 billion - 10 billon

lemme tru

[icy skiff]

thats... negative

9,223,372,036,854,775,807 try that

[drifting wedge]

1 billion to 10 billion

[modest maple]

best thing about python is the unbound integers

your only limit is yer memory

9_223_372_036_854_775_807_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000 is perfectly in bounds

[drifting wedge]

not prime

9,223,372,036,854,775,807

not prime

program does it isnta

dont know how

[modest maple]

well your ideal solution can check if a number is prime with O(sqrt(n)) time notation

[drifting wedge]

gimme a huge numbe

ill try it

[modest maple]

9_223_372_036_854_775_807_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000_000

[restive furnace]

so is js' integers unbound

sad that c++ has limited into 128 bits

[cinder patio]

no, they are 32 bit floats

[modest maple]

no JS are bound to 32 bits

its why discord ids in JS must be strings

[drifting wedge]

false

[modest maple]

Python numbers are technically bounded

[drifting wedge]

not prime

its due to the 0's

[modest maple]

but the max number is generally greater than you have ram

[drifting wedge]

0 is one of the checks

[cinder patio]

There's BigInt now though, so ids can be numbers

[drifting wedge]

92233720385475807000000000000000000000000000000000007 is not prime

[modest maple]

72560314765034785613048576130456240786134567324767348756304856038475384765314563948608601030314075013458173475613401876501837465038475613407856138765035673075613045613475613087456078677608760677666087436078341567053467034560734567135460067531406341508672343333333453463456457645642575467567867658567807809678567435624561362457645135624765028746507834651

def is_prime(n):
...     """
...     Assumes that n is a positive natural number
...     """
...     # We know 1 is not a prime number
...     if n == 1:
...         return False
... 
...     i = 2
...     # This will loop from 2 to int(sqrt(x))
...     while i*i <= n:
...         # Check if i divides x without leaving a remainder
...         if n % i == 0:
...             # This means that n has a factor in between 2 and sqrt(n)
...             # So it is not a prime number
...             return False
...         i += 1
...     # If we did not find any factor in the above loop,
...     # then n is a prime number
...     return True

Fast is_prime

[drifting wedge]

lemme try

i still think mine is faster

due to it cancelling a lot of numbers

[earnest phoenix]

bitwise

[modest maple]

mathematically speaking thats impossible

[drifting wedge]

false

its not

[modest maple]

unless you manually compute all the primes upto a infinite amount of numbers

[drifting wedge]

72560314765034785613048576130456240786134567324767348756304856038475384765314563948608601030314075013458173475613401876501837465038475613407856138765035673075613045613475613087456078677608760677666087436078341567053467034560734567135460067531406341508672343333333453463456457645642575467567867658567807809678567435624561362457645135624765028746507834651 not prime

had to change code a bit

but it gave it isntantly

not prime

[modest maple]

https://i.imgur.com/sYVE40t.gif sped

[drifting wedge]

try running mine

compaREE

[cinder patio]

Try 10007

[drifting wedge]

false?

[cinder patio]

10,007 is a prime number, so that's wrong

[signal wagon]

Hey he just said it's fast not that it's right

[drifting wedge]

sus

[modest maple]

is_prime(10007)
True

[drifting wedge]

wot

very sus

[cinder patio]

so that's why such big numbers gave you instant results :0

[drifting wedge]

73 gives true

like prime numbers work..

[signal wagon]

*some

[modest maple]

basically

your system is only fast

if you hardcode all the values

[drifting wedge]

10009 is prime

?

its not doe

im not sure

[signal wagon]

It is

[cinder patio]

Using switch and hard-coding all the numbers is O(1)

[signal wagon]

Brb writing 124139857013013759817385418935713578913591 lines of code real quick

[cinder patio]

If there's a file with all prime numbers you could possibly write a script which automates that

[drifting wedge]

10,007 is not prime accorind to my systen

[signal wagon]

It is tho

[wise pendant]

7256031476503478561304857613045624078613456732476734875630485603847538476531456394860860103031407501345817347561340187650183746503847561340785613876503567307561304561347561308745607867760876067766608743607834156705346703456073456713546006753140634150867234333333345346345645764564257546756786765856780780967856743562456136245764513562476502874650783465172560314765034785613048576130456240786134567324767348756304856038475384765314563948608601030314075013458173475613401876501837465038475613407856138765035673075613045613475613087456078677608760677666087436078341567053467034560734567135460067531406341508672343333333453463456457645642575467567867658567807809678567435624561362457645135624765028746507834651
not prime

[drifting wedge]

199 is prime

very cool]

19999*

1999*

[cinder patio]

Is 5147 prime?

according to your algorithm

[lyric mountain]

big test: is 1 prime?

[drifting wedge]

yes

[lyric mountain]

no, it ain't

[drifting wedge]

1 is not

the 5147 is

[modest maple]

What is your code for this

[drifting wedge]

i posted it

github

0exe/prime

[cinder patio]

https://github.com/0Exe/prime/blob/main/prime.py

[wise pendant]

i made a bot for this prime stuff few weeks ago

[modest maple]

from time import perf_counter
start = perf_counter()
for _ in range(1000):
    is_prime(10007)
stop = perf_counter() - start

print(stop * 1000, "ms")```
call your function is_prime and run this ![mmLol](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/356831697385422848.webp?size=128 "mmLol")

[drifting wedge]

how?

like at the same time?

?

[modest maple]

Bro im litterally saying just add your code to that calling it is_prime add that code to the bottom and run it

and send it's output time

[drifting wedge]

oh

[wise pendant]

thx ill do that

[cinder patio]

You don't mind the wrong output?

[modest maple]

i mean we already established that it aint accurate

now we just gotta see how fast it is

[drifting wedge]

sus

it spammed 10007

[lyric mountain]

yeah, 1000 times

[modest maple]

dont print anything other than the time

[cinder patio]

is_prime(10007, False)

[drifting wedge]

10007
2.3121229999999993 ms

[hallow shell]

has anyone here actually ever used a js BigUint64Array?

[modest maple]

So my code is actually accurate and faster

6ms for 10k iterations lul

[drifting wedge]

sus

something is wrong eith my code doe

[modest maple]

i mean idk what you're tryna do with ur code

the solution itself isnt any faster than sqrt(n)

technically its O(n) just trying to cut out some stuff

[drifting wedge]

nah it works

it works

10007 is prime

[cinder patio]

sus

[drifting wedge]

True
1.0440969999999938 ms```

10007

[autumn latch]

https://gyazo.com/b065f2022631c6080add9f96d934c12b

DO I need to say more?

[drifting wedge]

for one iteration

@modest maple

try running it on ur pc

[icy skiff]

Btw

[autumn latch]

i]

[drifting wedge]

def prime(num:int, show:bool = True, sf:bool = True):
    if num == 2:
        print(num)
        if not sf:
            return True
    elif num % 2 == 0:
        return False
    elif num == 5:
        print(num)
        if not sf:
            return True
    elif num%10 == 5 or num%10 == 0:
        return False
    else:
        counter = 0 
        for i in range(1, round(num/2)):
            if num % i == 0:
                counter += 1
                if counter > 1:
                    return False
                else:
                    if show and i != 1:
                        print(i)
        if counter == 1:
            print(num)
            return True
        else:
            return False

from time import perf_counter
start = perf_counter()
for _ in range(1000):
    prime(10007)
stop = perf_counter() - start

print(stop * 1000, "ms")```

[icy skiff]

U Just need to check if the number is divisible from 3 to its Square root

In that for

[earnest phoenix]

doesn't python have any proper benchmarking tools?

[drifting wedge]

idk man

[icy skiff]

It does

Just import time

Do start = time.time() before It begins

[earnest phoenix]

comparing before and after timestamps isn't a proper benchmark

[fossil tapir]

Is anyone else not able to load the developer page?

[modest maple]

Dont do that

[icy skiff]

And at the end do print(time.time()-start)

[modest maple]

use the perf counter

[drifting wedge]

@modest maple how does ur code work?

and how is it faster than mine>

[modest maple]

you can use timeit but it just does the same thing as that for loop

[autumn latch]

https://gyazo.com/b065f2022631c6080add9f96d934c12b

[drifting wedge]

since mine cuts like 80% of numbers

[modest maple]

your code is still O(n) and defo doesnt cut out 80% of the numbers lul

[dusky sundial]

The site has been having some issues lately, just wait until it's online again

[autumn latch]

Ok. 🙂

[modest maple]

from time import perf_counter
old = 0
start = perf_counter()
for i in range(10_000):
    new = i * i
    prime(new + old)
    old = new
stop = perf_counter() - start

print(stop * 1000, "ms")``` Run that and see just how slow your code gets

vs my example which did it in 42ms

[drifting wedge]

it cuts, multiples of 5/10, cuts 1/2 of the numbrs + cuts even numbers

[icy skiff]

That is not 80% pretty sure

[modest maple]

but thats less efficient than just squaring your iteration count every time

[drifting wedge]

i think it is

why dont we just make a super prime finder?

big brain time

[icy skiff]

Bc there r ones so good we wont beat them

[modest maple]

You're trying to cuz down on size via hard coding values then brute forcing rather than trying to cut down on numbers based of their pattern

you wont be O(sqrt(n))

def is_prime(n):

    """
    Assumes that n is a positive natural number
    """
    # We know 1 is not a prime number
    if n == 1:
        return False
    i = 2
    # This will loop from 2 to int(sqrt(x))
    while i*i <= n:
        # Check if i divides x without leaving a remainder
        if n % i == 0:
            # This means that n has a factor in between 2 and sqrt(n)
            # So it is not a prime number
            return False
        i += 1
    # If we did not find any factor in the above loop,
    # then n is a prime number
    return True```
is about as fast as you can be

your code took 140304.6681 ms vs 42 ms

[drifting wedge]

sus

[icy skiff]

Its not sus at all tho

[cinder patio]

Theoretically, wouldn't checking if the number is even (but not 2) before starting the loop be faster in cases where an even number is provided?

That does add a bit of overhead when the number is not even

[lyric mountain]

decimal millis lul

[modest maple]

Not really cuz the first iteration will check that

[drifting wedge]

@modest maple ur code is shit

2**77232917)-1 isnt instsnt

code sucks

25 million digit number

[icy skiff]

U can start i from 3 and do i+=2 can't u

[drifting wedge]

and ur dumb code cant even handle it

[modest maple]

is_prime(2**77232917)
False``` works for me

[icy skiff]

Minus 1

[drifting wedge]

its wrong then

-1

ye

u need -1

[next storm]

Program for prime cheking??

[drifting wedge]

ye

we're messigng with that stuff

[next storm]

I am a programmer but I know java

[icy skiff]

Tbh i dont see how this code is any better than 0Exe's tbh

[drifting wedge]

...

[drifting wedge]

^

see

i know youd come around

my code is best'

[icy skiff]

U r checking every single number between 2 and sqrt of n

[icy skiff]

Also no

[drifting wedge]

lol

[next storm]

U need java program??

[modest maple]

which is less than 0EXE

[icy skiff]

Yes it is

[drifting wedge]

whatever dude

[icy skiff]

But u could cut It in half

[drifting wedge]

i TRIED

[modest maple]

0EXE cant even handle 2**77232917 - 1

because Python cant support a float that large

[drifting wedge]

why dont we TOGETHER make a good one?

[warm mulch]

i cant seem to vote for bots rn and it says something about error 504

[drifting wedge]

like an instant one?

lol

[icy skiff]

Make i start at 3 and i+=2

[drifting wedge]

we COULD

i mean we're pretty big brain

[modest maple]

because mathematically my example is the fastest it can possibly be

[drifting wedge]

we could just google it

use pupettee

[modest maple]

Pretty sure that doesnt cover all cases

[drifting wedge]

and see if number is prime

pupeteer

[icy skiff]

It does

On ur code, If I put 17, for example

[next storm]

Can anyone say do u need java program?

[icy skiff]

It Will test n%i for i = 2,3,4,5

[next storm]

In java I m champ

[drifting wedge]

?

[icy skiff]

But u dont need to check the even numbers

[drifting wedge]

^

and you dont need to check the 2nd half of the numbers

• you can skip multiples od 5

of*

[next storm]

What program u want

Just say

[drifting wedge]

ends with 5 or 0

[icy skiff]

Nothing can be divisible by 4 but not by 2, for example

[next storm]

I will tell u the logic

@drifting wedge bro I can help u

Just say what program u neee

[icy skiff]

No, he does that better than u do

[drifting wedge]

?

[icy skiff]

He checks upto Square root of n

U check upto half of n

[drifting wedge]

oh

thats smart

[icy skiff]

Sqrt is better

[drifting wedge]

alr

well u can not check multiples of 5

[next storm]

Uf

[drifting wedge]

and even numbers

[next storm]

I could help u

But no reply

[drifting wedge]

cuts time in half +

[next storm]

[icy skiff]

The only easy thing that could improve @modest maple alg is making i+=2

[next storm]

No one is replying

Wtf

[icy skiff]

Sorry bro

What do u need?

[modest maple]

Mmm yeah you could incr by 2

[next storm]

Bro I want to help u

[icy skiff]

Told ya

[next storm]

I am a programmer

[icy skiff]

Oh

We r all

[next storm]

What's the program u need?

[icy skiff]

We don't need programs here

[next storm]

Then ?

[icy skiff]

We r Just debating about prime checkers

Lol

[drifting wedge]

^

[next storm]

Prime checking of a number??

It's very easy

[icy skiff]

Ye

[earnest phoenix]

helo make diskord hacked pls

[drifting wedge]

basically

[modest maple]

That would the the absolute fastest you can check if that number is prime or not though

[next storm]

Very very easy

[icy skiff]

xdddd

[drifting wedge]

@next storm you make one

alr

[modest maple]

Dont think there is any other way to make it faster

[next storm]

Ok

[drifting wedge]

then compare it with cf8's!

[icy skiff]

There is

[drifting wedge]

well ofc

u can check if number is in a list of prime numbers

[icy skiff]

No

Not hardcoded

[drifting wedge]

big brain

[icy skiff]

Already told u

[drifting wedge]

wouldnt it work?

if u have an infinitelist

of all the primes

[icy skiff]

Theres no such thing as infinite list lol

[modest maple]

if you had a infinite list your time would be infinite

[drifting wedge]

would it be fast or hella slow?

[wise pendant]

lol

[icy skiff]

It would be O(1)

If It was possible

[modest maple]

unless you sorted the list and had checked it's size

otherwise you're going to be infinitely searching the list

[drifting wedge]

if u had a 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999**999999999999999999999 prime list

[icy skiff]

That's not infinite

[drifting wedge]

ik

[signal wagon]

then searching that list would become the bottleneck

[modest maple]

not really

[drifting wedge]

hyperbole

[modest maple]

assuming it's sorted you can use an array

which would be O(1)

[drifting wedge]

if u had a long list

[earnest phoenix]

have fun wasting all of your resources on a prime number list

[drifting wedge]

IMMA MAKE A PRIME LIST1

ez

[icy skiff]

Gl

But @modest maple

[drifting wedge]

cant u just array()?

[modest maple]

i mean yeah you can use the array collection in python

[icy skiff]

Fermat primality test and sieve of eratosthenes are the fastest prime checkers i know of

[modest maple]

wont stop it eating an insane amount of ram though compared to other versions

[drifting wedge]

true

[next storm]

def prime(num)
for I=1 I<n
If n%i==0
f=f+1:
if I==1
return true
else
return false

[icy skiff]

I think It's the fastest there is

[icy skiff]

No

[next storm]

Why

[drifting wedge]

i mean it makes sense

[icy skiff]

Hope u r trolling

[drifting wedge]

but would work

[small tangle]

Is the Discord Developer Portal working for u guys?, im curious if its my problem

[next storm]

Bro I know only java

That's why

[drifting wedge]

wouldnt*

[next storm]

[drifting wedge]

alr cya nerds

[modest maple]

isnt sieve of eratosthenes for producing the numbers

[drifting wedge]

ty for your opinions and stuff

[next storm]

@icy skiff bruh I know only java programming

[icy skiff]

Ye, u use memorization with it + fermat

[modest maple]

ehh ig

but the pre-processing isnt faster

[icy skiff]

True but after its set its literally the fastest out there

[icy skiff]

K bruh

[modest maple]

your 'speed' would come from the fact you pre-computed the numbers

[drifting wedge]

calculating new primes

[icy skiff]

Its the way people use on programming marathons

[drifting wedge]

is just resource intensive

[modest maple]

true

[drifting wedge]

not "hard"

[icy skiff]

Pretty much

[drifting wedge]

alr cya

[icy skiff]

Cya

[modest maple]

dont you love it when your forget docker is running as sudo so makes all the files with sudo perms

well ig my settings file is now sudo protected™️

[icy skiff]

all sudo >>>

[lyric mountain]

you just appended that text to a file

now your system32 is gonna get delete

[modest maple]

and now we wait

broom broom

[cinder patio]

What the hecc is spooderfy

[modest maple]

[hidden lynx]

can you guys log into your discord devs dashboard?

[umbral zealot]

no

but you can use https://canary.discord.com/developers/applications

ref: <#discord-news message>

[hidden lynx]

oh thanks!

[cinder patio]

@opal plank I'm just gonna say that I am going to switch to mongdb because I don't think the data I'm storing works for a relational database, or it's too hard to get it to work with one

And also because I have to finish the app in around 2 weeks

Some question types have extra options which are a pain to store in a relational db

[opal plank]

thats what i was on about, document db's might be better for your case #development message
though its 100% doable in postgres

[cinder patio]

yeah it definitely can be done

I just can't be bothered lol

[opal plank]

fair enough lmao

[cinder patio]

Why is the mongodb server taking 150 mb of RAM it has 0 connections

[solemn latch]

index's?

[modest maple]

cuz its mongo

if you think 150MB is alot

then you are gonna enjoy as it get bigger

[cinder patio]

makes sense

[heavy marsh]

so on d.js v 12.5.1 I get an error saying TypeError: Cannot read property 'title' of undefined

Why wont this fix the problem

          let Info = station;
        let np_s_s;
        let np_s_a;
        
    if(Info.title !== null || Info.tittle !== undefined) {
        const StationInfo_Raw = Info.title.split(" - ")[1].split('" ').map(x => { let s = x.split('="'); return {[s[0]]: s[1]} });
        let StationInfo = StationInfo_Raw.reduce(((r, c) => Object.assign(r, c)), {});
        let NP_Station = `${StationInfo.text || `Unknown Station`} \`[${StationInfo.song_spot || `UNKNOWN`}]\` | ${StationInfo.length || `00:00:00`}` || ` `;
        let NP_StationIcon = (!StationInfo.amgArtworkURL || StationInfo.amgArtworkURL === "null") ? "https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/701169235526680696/811104671527600128/Unknown_Stream.png" : StationInfo.amgArtworkURL;
        
        np_s_s = NP_Station;
        np_s_a = NP_StationIcon;
    }

[cinder patio]

station / Info is undefined

[heavy marsh]

     internetradio.getStationInfo(Stream, function(error, station) {
          let Info = station;
        let np_s_s;
        let np_s_a;
        
    if(Info.title !== null || Info.title !== undefined) {
        const StationInfo_Raw = Info.title.split(" - ")[1].split('" ').map(x => { let s = x.split('="'); return {[s[0]]: s[1]} });
        let StationInfo = StationInfo_Raw.reduce(((r, c) => Object.assign(r, c)), {});
        let NP_Station = `${StationInfo.text || `Unknown Station`} \`[${StationInfo.song_spot || `UNKNOWN`}]\` | ${StationInfo.length || `00:00:00`}` || ` `;
        let NP_StationIcon = (!StationInfo.amgArtworkURL || StationInfo.amgArtworkURL === "null") ? "https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/701169235526680696/811104671527600128/Unknown_Stream.png" : StationInfo.amgArtworkURL;
        
        np_s_s = NP_Station;
        np_s_a = NP_StationIcon;
    }
        let Station_Name = Info.headers['icy-name'] || `Unknown Station`

I mean Info gets the info

but I want to do is when info.title is not defined ignore it but if its defined do that

[cinder patio]

Your problem is that station (And then Info, cause Info = station) is undefined.

[heavy marsh]

I did console.log to Info

{
  title: " ",
  fetchsource: 'STREAM',
  headers: {
    'content-type': 'audio/mpeg',
    'icy-br': '192',
    'icy-description': 'IPR is an independent online radio based in Guadalajara, curated by local and international DJs, musicians and visual artists.',
    'icy-genre': 'Eclectic',
    'icy-name': 'Internet Public Radio',
    'icy-pub': '0',
    'icy-metaint': '16000'
  }
}

So want I trying to do is

if the tittle information then do this one

        const StationInfo_Raw = Info.title.split(" - ")[1].split('" ').map(x => { let s = x.split('="'); return {[s[0]]: s[1]} });
        let StationInfo = StationInfo_Raw.reduce(((r, c) => Object.assign(r, c)), {});
        let NP_Station = `${StationInfo.text || `Unknown Station`} \`[${StationInfo.song_spot || `UNKNOWN`}]\` | ${StationInfo.length || `00:00:00`}` || ` `;
        let NP_StationIcon = (!StationInfo.amgArtworkURL || StationInfo.amgArtworkURL === "null") ? "https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/701169235526680696/811104671527600128/Unknown_Stream.png" : StationInfo.amgArtworkURL;

if not then ignore this part

So ... why wont this work

if(Info.title !== null || Info.title !== undefined) {

Or am I doing it wrongly

[lyric mountain]

oh you again lul

[lyric mountain]

that's because title is neither null nor undefined

it's a string with a blank space

[icy skiff]

Kek w

[heavy marsh]

...

[limber flume]

Yo😳

[icy skiff]

On js, does It work If u do
("" == false)

[heavy marsh]

what can I do to fix all the possible errors

[earnest phoenix]

Today we are gonna end servers peace

[limber flume]

lol we shouldn’t do that

[crimson vapor]

an empty string is falsy but does not equal false

[near stratus]

yeah that will return true

[near stratus]

use === to be safe

[lyric mountain]

if (Info.title.trim())

[near stratus]

lemme try

[lyric mountain]

empty string, undefined, null, etc will all be false

[icy skiff]

So it does or ir doesn't

Lol 2 different answers

[icy skiff]

Just like python then good to know

God my internet is sucking ass rn

[lyric mountain]

yep

trim removes leading and trailing spaces

so " " becomes ""

which is false

[near stratus]

yea

welcome to js lol

[lyric mountain]

for js everything is boolean

[icy skiff]

That makes sense tho

[modest maple]

its a thing that JS took from python when it was made

[ornate otter]

So i fixed my top.gg colours and now they are broken again

[modest maple]

that everything can be compared

it also took the whole bools being ints system

[crimson vapor]

no, not everything is a bolean

[modest maple]

>>> True + True + True 
3
>>> True + True + False 
2

[crimson vapor]

everything is truthy or falsy

[earnest phoenix]

? wut

[modest maple]

Bools are technically built of the ints

[earnest phoenix]

my brain is weird or js is werid

[heavy marsh]

Ok so I did this

    if(Info.title.trim()) {
        console.log(Info.title)
        const StationInfo_Raw = Info.title.split(" - ")[1].split('" ').map(x => { let s = x.split('="'); return {[s[0]]: s[1]} });

Console log is

But I still get the error

TypeError: Cannot read property 'title' of undefined

[crimson vapor]

https://million.is-a.computer/files/lM20jeVx7FEEx30N.png

[near stratus]

tf is this ? python ?

[crimson vapor]

https://million.is-a.computer/files/twh5iClibzMVDozZ.png

[crimson vapor]

psudocode

[lyric mountain]

do if (Info.title?.trim())

[modest maple]

its a trait in Python that was carried on in JS

both you can still do in the modern code bases

[mellow kelp]

i mean the true-1 and false-0 makes sense

[lyric mountain]

oh wait

[modest maple]

as both languages build their bools off the integer base

[mellow kelp]

that's what booleans are basically

1s and 0s

[icy skiff]

Ye, its basically C but with Key words

[lyric mountain]

actually do if (Info?.title.trim())

[mellow kelp]

i just found a practical use for trigonometry in making games with canvas

this is pretty cool

[crimson vapor]

the function we really need @mellow kelp https://million.is-a.computer/files/LKLD1JMXYHPammyK.png

[modest maple]

Alot of JS' basic runtime fundamentals were taken from Python, they were lucky to be able to take the good bits of Python's implementation, remove the features that made python hard to sandbox and got the ability to add performance

[stark abyss]

distube.on("addSong", (message, queue, song) => return message.channel.send(`Added ${song.name} - ${song.formattedDuration} to the queue by ${song.user}`));

for some reason "addSong" even is triggered more then once so its sending the message more then once, but it won't let me add return

[mellow kelp]

this looks like a job for me

[crimson vapor]

Boolean.prototype.toTrue = () => true```

ezpz

[lyric mountain]

multiply(x, y)

[stark abyss]

so I am unsure how to stop it once it sends the message

[mellow kelp]

// enviroment.d.ts
interface Boolean {
    toTrue(): true;
}

// index.ts
Boolean.prototype.toTrue = function() {
    return true;
}

yes

[near stratus]

.then()

[stark abyss]

okay thanks

[crimson vapor]

LOL

[heavy marsh]

     internetradio.getStationInfo(Stream, async function(error, station) {
          let Info = await station;
        console.log(Info.headers)
        let Station_Name = await Info.headers['icy-name'] || `Unknown Station`

Cosole.log ==

{
  'content-type': 'audio/mpeg',
  'icy-br': '192',
  'icy-description': 'IPR is an independent online radio based in Guadalajara, curated by local and international DJs, musicians and visual artists.',
  'icy-genre': 'Eclectic',
  'icy-name': 'Internet Public Radio',
  'icy-pub': '0',
  'icy-metaint': '16000'
}

Error

TypeError: Cannot read property 'headers' of undefined

...

[placid iron]

and added 4 for loops

[modest maple]

JS's forEach is basically python's map()

[placid iron]

js has a .map too though

[lyric mountain]

if (Info.title?.trim() && Info.headers?.trim())

you need to check if your payload is getting all the important stuff

[modest maple]

Man was dumb and forgot to update the players

[heavy marsh]

No no I mean what you told me works

It s the error doesnt make senses ...

[lyric mountain]

it's because you're getting an incomplete payload

[heavy marsh]

     internetradio.getStationInfo(Stream, async function(error, station) {
          let Info = await station;
        console.log(Info.headers)
        let Station_Name = await Info.headers['icy-name'] || `Unknown Station`;
        let np_s_s;
        let np_s_a;
        
    if(Info?.title.trim()) {
        const StationInfo_Raw = Info.title.split(" - ")[1].split('" ').map(x => { let s = x.split('="'); return {[s[0]]: s[1]} });
        let StationInfo = StationInfo_Raw.reduce(((r, c) => Object.assign(r, c)), {});
        let NP_Station = `${StationInfo.text || `Unknown Station`} \`[${StationInfo.song_spot || `UNKNOWN`}]\` | ${StationInfo.length || `00:00:00`}` || ` `;
        let NP_StationIcon = (!StationInfo.amgArtworkURL || StationInfo.amgArtworkURL === "null") ? "https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/701169235526680696/811104671527600128/Unknown_Stream.png" : StationInfo.amgArtworkURL;
        
        np_s_s = NP_Station;
        np_s_a = NP_StationIcon;
    }

[earnest phoenix]

who can help me install enmap?

[fossil tapir]

is anyone else having issues loading discord.com/developers?

[heavy marsh]

npm i enmap

[heavy marsh]

Nope

[solemn latch]

enmap has a support discrord, and an pre-requisities listed on the docs.

[earnest phoenix]

i kiw that but mucht errors

[earnest phoenix]

and i have all

VS

[solemn latch]

follow the docs 👀

[earnest phoenix]

alll

[heavy marsh]

#development message

[solemn latch]

vs isnt what you need, you need build tools

[earnest phoenix]

is it possible to find a bots password?

[heavy marsh]

https://www.npmjs.com/package/enmap - Just saying errors is not going to do anything/no hints to help you on

[icy skiff]

Uh?

[earnest phoenix]

what

[icy skiff]

Can u be more specific

[lyric mountain]

no, I mean, the data you're receiving is missing some parts sometimes

you just need to check if it contains all the necessary fields

[earnest phoenix]

like a literal password

[icy skiff]

Password for what

[heavy marsh]

Token or password?

[earnest phoenix]

password

[icy skiff]

Bro

[earnest phoenix]

or is there none

[icy skiff]

U r not helping

[earnest phoenix]

password as in your profiles password.

[heavy marsh]

Bots dont have a pass

[mellow kelp]

bot's don't have passwords

[icy skiff]

Bots dont have password

U use ur account

[earnest phoenix]

ok

[heavy marsh]

It worked fine before I but in the if

[lyric mountain]

then remove the if

don't use it if you know you'll be getting the correct data 100% the time

[heavy marsh]

I mean somethings I dont get the ... Nerve mind

I will see for a solution

[earnest phoenix]

Does somebody already made this ?
Are there any Libary, which saves work for

[mellow kelp]

canvas?

[lyric mountain]

yeah, 100% canvas

or Graphics2D if you're a javacoder

[earnest phoenix]

canvas but how can i do it with less work

[icy skiff]

Pillow for python

[earnest phoenix]

yes ik

[lyric mountain]

don't be lazy

[earnest phoenix]

but i am lol i saw a library and it has -------------- code

[mellow kelp]

how hard is it to draw two images and some text

[lyric mountain]

less code is not equal to less work tho

[earnest phoenix]

but exact

[icy skiff]

Just set the bg and the avatar and add some text

That's like pretty easy

[earnest phoenix]

do it for me lel, i never sued canvas

[icy skiff]

Ye no

[earnest phoenix]

xD

[icy skiff]

Give It a read to the docs

[lyric mountain]

don't sue canvas

[earnest phoenix]

what should i use

[mellow kelp]

canvas is awesome

[icy skiff]

Poor Canvas

[lyric mountain]

he didn't get it...

[icy skiff]

Why do u sue canvas

[icy skiff]

Its a joke

[lyric mountain]

anyway, canvas is the most straightforward path

it's already abstracted af

[copper cradle]

damn

[lyric mountain]

sure you'll need to do some math here and there, but it's not hard at all

[earnest phoenix]

are there any constructor like canvas-constructor

[mellow kelp]

createCanvas(width, height)

[icy skiff]

Then code urself

Like

Why r u stealing code

That code was not made for u prob

[lyric mountain]

dude

stop looking for wet water

just code it urself

you'll NOT find an exact example of what you're trying to do

github is NOT a self-service buffet

[earnest phoenix]

but i want it xD

[mellow kelp]

well good luck

[earnest phoenix]

rip xD

[cinder patio]

Why not read a tutorial or two about canvas?

[lyric mountain]

i want a maseratti and 1 million dollars in pennies

[mellow kelp]

https://www.w3schools.com/graphics/canvas_intro.asp

[icy skiff]

Give me all ur bank balance and i code it for u

[earnest phoenix]

okay 1$ bank done xD

[icy skiff]

Stonks

[copper cradle]

you can't make this shit up

[crimson vapor]

that code is shit

#development message this

[earnest phoenix]

ik but see the video .I am using my one

[crimson vapor]

ok

[opal plank]

why is it half in english and harlf.... erm... turk? or whatever the fuck that is

[icy skiff]

That's pretty cool

[opal plank]

@crimson vapor explain urself

[mellow kelp]

turkish bottums

[crimson vapor]

huh?

what

im american

[crimson vapor]

idk man

[opal plank]

lmao

[crimson vapor]

thats not me

[opal plank]

why is this half in english

[crimson vapor]

thats why I called it shit

read the code

using PascalCase for variables

[opal plank]

And Every Word Starts Uppercase Cuz Fuck Everything

[crimson vapor]

ikr

[earnest phoenix]

but this looks very cool

[crimson vapor]

cool yes

[opal plank]

Channelz

cool kids intesify

[crimson vapor]

what the fuck

[mellow kelp]

channelz

[crimson vapor]

Erwin wanna give me feedback on my code again?

[opal plank]

hell nah

[crimson vapor]

[opal plank]

gonna have to get to the market in 2 minutes

[crimson vapor]

ah

nice

[opal plank]

i'll take a look later after i finish work

[crimson vapor]

ok

[lyric mountain]

dude, nothing regarding coding is easy

you take the easy path and fall into a pit later on

[mellow kelp]

can i do c o d e r e v i e w ?

[crimson vapor]

yes

https://github.com/Million900o/terano-rose/tree/master/src
👏 code 👏 review

[mellow kelp]

aight

[earnest phoenix]

i did not copy any code that is api everybody can use

[mellow kelp]

time for 👏 code 👏 review

[crimson vapor]

I don't copy code either

I make it myself

[mellow kelp]

you can import json files without *

[earnest phoenix]

require ?

[crimson vapor]

ts

[lyric mountain]

that's what I call a siren path
it looks easy, beautiful and perfect, but behind its mask is a horrendous monster that'll drown you when you're least expecting it

[earnest phoenix]

and which path is it when i do it my self?

[lyric mountain]

the right path

[earnest phoenix]

okay master

[lyric mountain]

coding is a harsh task sometimes, but all the time you spend coding will be saved when debugging

[crimson vapor]

yes I need to learn to debug

[earnest phoenix]

the problem is that is not my job, I busy with school and more

[mellow kelp]

@crimson vapor you got a .then() in an async function kek

https://github.com/Million900o/terano-rose/blob/master/src/bot/commands/leveling/leaderboard.ts

[earnest phoenix]

lel use await or promises

[crimson vapor]

lol

[tired panther]

It look likes a ui for hippies ☮️

[lyric mountain]

nor is mine

still valuable knowledge on the long way

[crimson vapor]

bro ima go nap make sure you ping me so I see the messages when I get back

[floral plinth]

There is a way to get a bot statistics like how many server it is in without nodejs, there is an API ?

[lyric mountain]

node.js is a js framework

did u mean discord.js?

[floral plinth]

but discord.js is used with node js

[modest maple]

think you mean runtime

[floral plinth]

but for my prject I can't use nodejs

[lyric mountain]

then u can't use discord.js

[lyric mountain]

yeah, that stuff

[opal plank]

you are able to do that in 2 ways

[floral plinth]

ok...

[opal plank]

once is that it give you the server count via the auth

second is via the gateway directly

but the second one you need to use your token iirc

and identify on the gateway

though that number isnt completely accurate, it updates slowly

this is the live server count

as you can see, theres a bit of delay

[floral plinth]

ok but when click on the invite link of the bot i need to choose the server

[opal plank]

well yeah

manually, at least

you might be able to request it directly for server count

check the oauth payload thats being sent

[floral plinth]

i'll try with the https://discord.com/api/v8/

[eternal osprey]

hey

[near plover]

does anyone happen to have a solution for a lightweight command handler for JDA

[lyric mountain]

create one urself

it's not hard at all, you just need 2 classes

[near plover]

honestly probably what i'm gonna end up doing all the ones i've used are super bloated

[opal plank]

wew

this is a lot more than i expected

[lyric mountain]

like, you need 1 superclass for the commands to extend (or implement) from and a manager to retrieve the classes from

for example

[opal plank]

i sure hope its not reporting these stats

[lyric mountain]

public interface Command {
  void execute(Message message, User user);
}

then in ur command you implement it:

[near plover]

do you have a suggestion on approaching cooldowns? I was thinking making use of redis for it but idk

[lyric mountain]

public class PingCommand implements Command {
  ...

  @Override
  public void execute(Message message, User user) {
    //do stuff here
  }
}

[lyric mountain]

caches

unless ur cooldown is gonna be long

if it's just a 3-5 second cooldown redis is just a waste of processing

[near plover]

I only have a few commands I'd like 6+ hour cooldowns on, rest would be 60 seconds or less

[mellow kelp]

should i use java reflect to load commands into the manager?

class CommandHandler {
  public <T extends Command> void load(Class<T> clazz) throws SomeExceptions {
    const constructor = clazz.getConstructor();
    const command = constructor.newInstance();
  }
}

or should i just directly pass the command instance

[near plover]

I mean you can reflect it if you wish

[lyric mountain]

return the command instance to whatever will use it

[mellow kelp]

it's just that i saw something similar in a friend's repo

[lyric mountain]

you still need to pass the parameters

so better let the caller pass them than passing arguments to handler then making an internal call

[opal plank]

@floral plinth

[mellow kelp]

i mean is there any reason to use this reflect thing over class instances

[opal plank]

you can get it via oauth

[floral plinth]

ok thx by fetch ?

[lyric mountain]

for one: less cluttering

[mellow kelp]

fair enough

[lyric mountain]

if you use annotations you'll barely need to do anything inside the handler

not even pass the class to the loader

[opal plank]

yeah, a simple get request

[near plover]

I would personally opt for annotations

[mellow kelp]

wait what

[floral plinth]

ok i'll try

[opal plank]

aight, time to work

[lyric mountain]

this is my handler