development

[lusty quest]

what would be the point to add the bot to a botlist then?

patreon got a API

sure its deprecated but works

[earnest phoenix]

To test the top.gg api

Or can you do that without adding it to top.gg

[lusty quest]

nope you have to add it to get a API key

[earnest phoenix]

ok

[lusty quest]

but you could use the key on a different bot i guess to test stuff

[earnest phoenix]

What

[lusty quest]

you have a green name so you have a bot listed.

[earnest phoenix]

I have 2 bots. One that people use and another that only i use and i stop and start constantly. I am new to the top.gg api and so far i haven't gotten it to work yet

[lusty quest]

you could use the API key from the Bot on a Dev Bot to test stuff

[earnest phoenix]

OHhhh

that's so good

[lusty quest]

but api questions go to #topgg-api

well this is APIs work usually, the key is for authentification

[weary socket]

But the API can only check manually....This means I don’t get exactly that if someone is donating

[lusty quest]

i think there is also a webhook endpoint

https://docs.patreon.com/#webhooks

setting it up should be similar to how top.gg Webhooks work

[weary socket]

Puls I get Discord Account IDS over That?

[weary socket]

Ever worked with that?

[lusty quest]

nope, but it should send Events like new patreon, subscription changes and if someone cancles the subscription

then you just have to listen for the stuff and work out what it sends

for discord IDs, you have to manage this yourself i guess

the API doesnt send them

[weary socket]

Ok

Thx

[slender wagon]

what are some kind of encryption forms i could use in js browser other than base64

[marble juniper]

crypto

oh wait

thats node.js

lol

[snow ravine]

the node_modules is not installing on my linux ubuntu machine, it throws this error: Error: Missing required argument #1

idk why can anyone help im new to linux soo

[lusty quest]

did you have permissions to write into the folder?

[snow ravine]

yes

[lusty quest]

what command did you use?

[snow ravine]

npm install

to install the files from my package.json

[lusty quest]

did you ran npm init to generate the package.json?

[vivid fulcrum]

what is the full stacktrace of the error

[snow ravine]

its already there

[snow ravine]

npm ERR! typeerror Error: Missing required argument #1
npm ERR! typeerror     at andLogAndFinish (/usr/share/npm/lib/fetch-package-metadata.js:31:3)
npm ERR! typeerror     at fetchPackageMetadata (/usr/share/npm/lib/fetch-package-metadata.js:51:22)
npm ERR! typeerror     at resolveWithNewModule (/usr/share/npm/lib/install/deps.js:456:12)
npm ERR! typeerror     at /usr/share/npm/lib/install/deps.js:457:7
npm ERR! typeerror     at /usr/share/npm/node_modules/iferr/index.js:13:50
npm ERR! typeerror     at /usr/share/npm/lib/fetch-package-metadata.js:37:12
npm ERR! typeerror     at addRequestedAndFinish (/usr/share/npm/lib/fetch-package-metadata.js:82:5)
npm ERR! typeerror     at returnAndAddMetadata (/usr/share/npm/lib/fetch-package-metadata.js:117:7)
npm ERR! typeerror     at pickVersionFromRegistryDocument (/usr/share/npm/lib/fetch-package-metadata.js:134:20)
npm ERR! typeerror     at /usr/share/npm/node_modules/iferr/index.js:13:50
npm ERR! typeerror This is an error with npm itself. Please report this error at:
npm ERR! typeerror     <http://github.com/npm/npm/issues>

the debug log

[lusty quest]

i like that discord now offers previews of files

[snow ravine]

yeah

[lusty quest]

no more sketchy .txt files

[snow ravine]

and no more Trojans

[lusty quest]

well they still can be embeded. but you dont have to download it directly

[snow ravine]

yea

somone sent me a file named sexy n**s

i blocked him

no malware for me

[feral perch]

has anyone done custom channels using mongo db here?

[snow ravine]

idk

[lusty quest]

explain

what you mean by custom channels?

[feral perch]

umm like chatbot channels

[zealous egret]

Can somebody help me how to do economy in my python discord bot??

If you can help me with it ping me I will be back in 10 minutes

[lusty quest]

just store the channelIDs as string in mongodb

[snow ravine]

...

[feral perch]

did that

database works fine

[lusty quest]

and?

[feral perch]

i have a issue while using it with chatbot

[lusty quest]

why?

did you use stuff like cleverbot?

[feral perch]

wait i'll send the code

nopes

using monkedev api

[feral perch]

https://sourceb.in/P8BRw6MdPJ

check the code

if i do return after checking if the channel is there or not on the db

[lusty quest]

do you send the correct stuff to the api?

[lavish bramble]

My bot is not starting and nothing error

[feral perch]

it does not respond

[feral perch]

yeah theres not a prob with the api

chatbot works fine

its not taking in the channel

[lusty quest]

the channel you have in the database?

you never get the channel object from it

[feral perch]

i have the channel in database

but the bot just takes input from all the channels

[lusty quest]

yes but you have to get or fetch the channel object from it to be able to send stuff in the channel

[feral perch]

message.content

thats why its there

[lusty quest]

i suggest the following:
fetch the channelid you have in the database.
then check if the message channel is the one you just fetched, if true send it to the api if not just silently return

[zealous egret]

Can someone help me with economy in my python bot I used every tutorial and every git hub code I saw and nothing happened

[umbral zealot]

nothing? You used every tutorial and nothing happened?

[zealous egret]

I don t know how to make database and how to setup it because when I tryied to it doesn t wor

[zealous egret]

yeah - NOTHING

[umbral zealot]

So you ran every code you could find, and you had no message, no error, no actual action happen in the face of many lines of code... ?

[zealous egret]

No because

I don t have database adn don t know how to create it in python to my bot because every tutorial was on .js

[umbral zealot]

[snow ravine]

well i think i fixed the problem ubuntu comes with NodeJs 8.10.0 and im updating it rn

[umbral zealot]

Your googling sucks ass, man.

[zealous egret]

Can you send me tutorial or soemthing to learn how to create database to my economy system

[umbral zealot]

https://www.google.com/search?q=economy+bot+discord.py+python

[pale vessel]

How the hell did you do that

[zealous egret]

Yes this tutorial I used to make it but It doesn t work

for me

[umbral zealot]

Well ok that's a step above "nothing happened"

So how didn't it work?

would you mind maybe actually getting some of that code and, like, describing the problem, the errors, the difficulties you ran into?

[zealous egret]

I can t create and I don t know why I changed my computer language for that to english and again it doesn t worked

[umbral zealot]

how the hell does your PC language have to do with coding a python bot?

[zealous egret]

No because I actually don t have any errors because I can t create database

[zealous egret]

I don t know

[umbral zealot]

Well here's the thing though

You have the information you need

you just aren't making the effort to go through it

all economy bots will require a database. It's a requirement. you can't get around that.

[zealous egret]

yes I am know

but I can t creaet database and I don t know where is problem

[umbral zealot]

Ok so, good. From "NOTHING HAPPENED", we've progressed to, you're having trouble setting up a database.
more progress

[feral perch]

thanks, worked

[umbral zealot]

What problem are you facing attempting to create a database?

[zealous egret]

I use command what he used in video and database didn t create

I going to watc that video again and try it again and I will be right back after test it

[umbral zealot]

It sounds to me like you have no idea how to write python or code at all and you're hiding behind vague problem definitions to avoid admitting you don't actually know programming.

You might want to actually learn the language before attempting to make bots.

[zealous egret]

?

I am beginner, no more

and no tutorial helped me

[umbral zealot]

https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/Programmers
Here. Go learn python first

[zealous egret]

[umbral zealot]

There are tons of resources to help you learn

[quartz kindle]

tons of damage

[zealous egret]

Thank you for this video it wasn t video that I ever seen it really helped me out - Thank You

[snow ravine]

i used to use py but i switched to js and its honestly easier

[quartz kindle]

doing bitwise with bigint is so painfully slow its hilarious

you can literally make your own bitwising functions for numbers bigger than 32bit and its 50x faster

[rustic nova]

thanky

[quartz kindle]

<3

[modest maple]

is bigint i64?

or arbitary?

eitherway

thats a yikes

[quartz kindle]

js's bigint is arbitrary

int is 53 bit max because its based on 64bit double

but bitwise operations internally use int32

so numbers between 32bit and 53bit cannot use bitwise in js

but bigint can use arbitrary bitwise

so many people use bigint for 32-53 range

which is panifully slow and not needed

you can rollout your own functions for bitwise in the 32-53 range that dont require bigints

[modest maple]

yikes

[earnest phoenix]

let arg = abcde

How to get the list of the number of times letters of arg return?

[copper pond]

@zealous egret what is your problem?

[earnest phoenix]

example:

a: 1
b: 1
c: 1
d: 1

[quartz kindle]

loop over the characters and add them into an object

[modest maple]

@quartz kindle What time is that? ms, s?

[quartz kindle]

ms

[zealous egret]

I already solf it

[copper pond]

Ok 👍👍

[quartz kindle]

imagine 600 seconds lmfao

[modest maple]

for me python does that in about 300ms with arbitrary ints

PyPy does it in 20ms

[quartz kindle]

nice

pypy likely has an optimization where it converts to int64 if it fits

[modest maple]

it doesnt iirc

[quartz kindle]

would be the sensible thing to do

[earnest phoenix]

@quartz kindle

for (const count in object) {
  console.log(`${object[count]} : ${count}`);
}```
He log the place and not number of time

my console: a: 0

[quartz kindle]

for of

not for in

[modest maple]

[1323333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 & 2342385223633333333333333333333333333333333 for _ in range(99992222222222222222222999)]

[earnest phoenix]

of

[modest maple]

30ms

[quartz kindle]

oh cool

[modest maple]

i cant go any bigger though

i run out of memory

[earnest phoenix]

undefined @quartz kindle

[tidal nymph]

is Typescript good for functional programming?

just asking for researching purpose 🤔

[quartz kindle]

you run out of memory for that?

dafuq

[earnest phoenix]

for(const count of arg) {
  console.log(`${count} : ${arg[count]}`);
}```

[quartz kindle]

string = "weoughowuehgwu";
object = {};

for(let char of string) {
  if(!object[char]) object[char] = 0;
  object[char]++;
}

console.log(object)

[earnest phoenix]

thx

[lusty quest]

i run code just refuses to eval this

(a eval discord bot)

https://i.s8s.app/Wg0CNMOw

[quartz kindle]

what lang?

[lusty quest]

py

[quartz kindle]

rip

[lusty quest]

or did you mean the bot?

[quartz kindle]

the eval

[sonic swallow]

hi

[lusty quest]

the bot iself idk i didnt write it it uses some code execution engine

[quartz kindle]

what lang is the interpreter trying to eval that with

[lusty quest]

but it tryed to eval it in py

[quartz kindle]

so arbitrary ints in py are fast but cost tons of memory?

[lusty quest]

https://github.com/engineer-man/piston ran with this

[umbral zealot]

god I wanna use that but it's a pain in the ass to setup

[lusty quest]

just use the API

[umbral zealot]

I can't for performance reasons

[lusty quest]

well then rip

[umbral zealot]

I mean it's also that the project I need this for isn't a thing I'd want to use an API for, with its limits

I haven't even looked at just getting a docker image I bet there's one

[lusty quest]

docker is to slow for it, they use LXC container

[umbral zealot]

no I mean, a docker image to run piston itself so it runs all its things

that thing needs a lot of dependencies >.<

[lusty quest]

virtualisation inside virtualisation?

[earnest phoenix]

i have try this:

function count(string,char) {
 var re = new RegExp(char,"gi");
 return string.match(re).length;
}

var str = 'ab';
console.log(count(str, "a"));```

but now how can i displays a and b times ?

[pale vessel]

do you really need regex for that

[earnest phoenix]

yes

i think?

[pale vessel]

function count(string, char) {
    return string.split("").filter(x => x === char).length;
}
console.log(count("ab", "a"));```

you can use array.filter()

[earnest phoenix]

for displays a and b times?

[slender thistle]

    @command(description="Test command lol.")
    async def test(self, ctx: CommandContext):
        kwargs = {
            "content"         : "Message.",
            "allowed_mentions": {"parse": []},
            "embeds"          : [
                shortcuts.create_embed(title="Test", description="Test haha", footer={
                    "text": "My footer!"
                }),
                shortcuts.create_embed(title="My title.", description="This is a description.", fields=[
                    dict(name="Field name 1.", value="Field value 1.", inline=True),
                    dict(name="Field name 2.", value="Field value 2.", inline=True)
                ])]
        }
        print(await ctx.send(**kwargs))

Looks prettier, more or less

[pale vessel]

I despise it

It's just too much for me

[slender thistle]

Oh yeah

    @command(description="Test command lol.")
    async def test(self, ctx: CommandContext):
        kwargs = {
            "content"         : "Message.",
            "allowed_mentions": {"parse": []},
            "embeds"          : [
                shortcuts.create_embed(title="Test", description="Test haha", footer={
                    "text": "My footer!"
                }),
                shortcuts.create_embed(title="My title.", description="This is a description.", fields=[
                    {
                        'name'  : "Field name 1.",
                        'value' : "Field value 1.",
                        'inline': True
                    },
                    {
                        "name"  : "Field name 2.",
                        "value" : "Field value 2.",
                        "inline": True
                    }
                ])]
        }
        print(await ctx.send(**kwargs))

this looks more like it

better than this

[lavish bramble]

client.on("message",  async (message) => {
if(message.content === "!ruk") {
message.channel.send('Restarting...').then(m => {
        client.destroy().then(() => {
          client.login(client.config.discord.token);
        });
      })
}
})

My restart command is not working

[umbral zealot]

I wouldn't rely on that working

just do process.exit() and have a process manager restart the app instead

[lavish bramble]

Error:- then is not defined

[lavish bramble]

Can he will login again?

[umbral zealot]

you already do... in your main index file

[lavish bramble]

Ok

Oh it will restart all system

[umbral zealot]

process.exit(0) will just close the process, but if you have something like forever, nodemon or pm2 running it, it will restart it automatically

[lavish bramble]

Its not restarting system again

module.exports = {
	name: "restart",
	run: async (client, message, args) => {
		
		message.channel.send("ruk rha.... sabar kar!")
		await process.exit(0)
		
	}
}

[lusty quest]

did you need to run it async?

[lavish bramble]

Idk

Can I remove

[near stratus]

mesaage.member is returning undefined. Can anyone tell why

message is defined and looks like an ordinary message

message.user is also defined

[sudden geyser]

was the message sent in a guild

[pale vessel]

it shouldn't be undefined

it should be null

are you sure message is valid

it could be something else

[near stratus]

it's in a guild

[near stratus]

yea message is valid I did console log

[pale vessel]

what discord.js version?

[near stratus]

12.x

Oh sorry it's a typo

i mistook spelling member

sorry

[waxen snow]

Can anyone fix this

There was err while playing music

[lusty quest]

check Google API docs what 429 error code mean

[waxen snow]

Ok

[waxen snow]

This?

[jovial nexus]

how can i chech if the vc the bot is in is empty?

[pale vessel]

!(<VoiceChannel>.members.size - 1)

forgot to ask the library but oh well lmao

[waxen snow]

I'm hosting it on heroku

Or I should restart all dynos

[quartz kindle]

if you're getting 429 on a play command, then you're being rate limited by youtube

[opal plank]

Imagine not having all ur music locally

[quartz kindle]

imagine imagining an imagination

[sudden geyser]

brain

[lusty quest]

heroku dont like Discord bots. and Music bots even less

[marble juniper]

don't use heroku

for discord bots

[waxen snow]

Or imma use repl.it

[lusty quest]

even worse

[waxen snow]

Then what hosting?

[woeful pike]

https://scaleway.com/

[waxen snow]

Scaleway?

[woeful pike]

any vps provider works

digitalocean, scaleway, linode, contabo etc

[waxen snow]

Ok

[quartz kindle]

ovh, galaxygate, compute engine, aws, vultr

hundreds to chose from

[woeful pike]

aws

[zenith terrace]

https://tenor.com/view/ovh-fire-incendit-incendie-drone-gif-20785706

[woeful pike]

but yeah the list is endless

[quartz kindle]

too soon? exdee

[woeful pike]

also this is a thing now https://www.ibm.com/cloud/free

which seems interesting

[marble juniper]

ovh

[waxen snow]

Well ovh building burned

[quartz kindle]

27 hours of cpu time per month?

lmao

[woeful pike]

where do you see that

[woeful pike]

their cloud foundry which seems like a heroku clone lets you use 256mb per month

oh u have to go on lite

[quartz kindle]

cloud foundry is their version of google's app engine?

like heroku/repl.it/glitch

[earnest phoenix]

how can i make a avatar url?

[woeful pike]

I think so. I haven't looked into it because I don't use free hosts obviously but it it looked like an alternative

[quartz kindle]

their cheapest classic vps is 13 bucks per month

1 cpu 2gb ram

[woeful pike]

yeah it's probably a heroku clone where they give you the generous free tier and hope you pay out the nose for the lowest paid tier

like drug dealers

[quartz kindle]

xd

these internet giants have very weird business models

google ibm and amazon

783653875 different services with fancy names and no information on what they actually do or offer

[waxen snow]

Ok NVM I fixed it by restarting all dynos

[quartz kindle]

billed in ways that make them look cheap

but in the end its all expensive af

its one big marketing scam

[earnest phoenix]

User {
  id: '683630053686378498',
  username: 'RAKE',
  bot: false,
  discriminator: '6882',
  avatar: 'a611246958d2280e501ee52c5cf8bf2f',
}```
How can i make avatar out of this

[quartz kindle]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/<userid>/<avatarcode>.png

[cinder patio]

avatar is the user's avatar hash you have to fetch the actual image using it but idk the url

well there you go

[earnest phoenix]

i tried to do this for bots did not work

[quartz kindle]

then you did something wrong

works fine for me

[umbral zealot]

bots or users there's no difference in the URL

User {
  id: '738797867321393263',
  system: false,
  locale: null,
  flags: UserFlags { bitfield: 0 },
  username: 'EnmapDocs',
  bot: true,
  discriminator: '2064',
  avatar: 'a2c074a5d29efb3b12ef4ac4504b2878',
  lastMessageID: '832732002880585738',
  lastMessageChannelID: '473491355520204800'
}

https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/738797867321393263/a2c074a5d29efb3b12ef4ac4504b2878.png

[earnest phoenix]

okay

thx

i am trying to make my bot string a random server from all the servers its in but rn it only sends 'm', '=', 'd' and not a full name. how do i make it work?

[dusky sundial]

You're turning the whole client.guilds collection into a string, and then random.choice picks a random letter from that string

[earnest phoenix]

yea thats what i thought happened

[dusky sundial]

So move the string conversion to surround the random.choice(guilds) instead

[earnest phoenix]

oohh

so now i have this but it does the same thing

[pale vessel]

Move that str() to ctx.send(str(guild))

[dusky sundial]

Yeah, you're still converting the collection to a string

[earnest phoenix]

ohh

[umbral zealot]

what did you think str() did?

[ebon rose]

Can someone help me by setting up the invite tracker bot in my server ?

[vocal trellis]

how to make this good

[sudden geyser]

This channel is for programming

[earnest phoenix]

Stop asking in EVERY channel

[lyric mountain]

That ain't errors so it'll not pop in the console

Those are missing unicodes

check what you're trying to write and verify if the chosen font has matching chars

Could you show what that text was supposed to be?

The text not the code

No, that's the code retrieving some users username

I wanna see the username itself

Oh my

The error is not in the code for gods sake

Show tge actual text you're trying to print, not the code

Idk if you're joking or what

But I'm out

[tribal siren]

if(!message.member.voice.channelID !== '775589180654485504') return message.delete();

this doesn't work

e

help please

bruh chat ded

[zealous egret]

Do you guys know what is wrong? I can t use .lb command

[earnest phoenix]

@zealous egret add_field doesn't have a name attribute

[tribal siren]

it says

[earnest phoenix]

Try title

[tribal siren]

object has no attribute "name"

so logically, you gotta add a name attribute

[earnest phoenix]

Oh wait no it isn't that, it's in the first for loop

[zealous egret]

So what to do with it

[earnest phoenix]

Debug it. There are a few places that could come from. But it seems like it's coming from line 372

[tribal siren]

yes help ples

[sudden geyser]

Remove the leading !

[tribal siren]

oh

oooooooh

dam didn't see that

[sudden geyser]

That'll convert it to if (false !== 'id') {...}

[tribal siren]

thank you

[dusky sundial]

get_user only works if the user is cached, otherwise you'll need to use fetch_user

[tribal siren]

ye tho it doesn't work in both cases i now got it thank you

[earnest phoenix]

whe i can make it with .invites?

[lyric mountain]

Yes, it's supposed to be hex

[lyric mountain]

What?

[lean pike]

hi guys i have problom how i can fix it this my problom

[earnest phoenix]

how can i do that with .invites

@lyric mountain

[lyric mountain]

That what?

[earnest phoenix]

so code

[lyric mountain]

Read the docs for how to properly create a new mongo client

[lean pike]

im make like that

[earnest phoenix]

how can i do that

if(!message.member.channelID !== '775589180654485504') return message.delete();

[lyric mountain]

Code for what? You're not saying thing with thing

[earnest phoenix]

code for visual studio code for check invites

[lyric mountain]

Vscode is not a language

You can't have a code for it

[earnest phoenix]

why

wha

[lyric mountain]

Vscode is a text editor

[earnest phoenix]

i will code for check invites

[lyric mountain]

Fetch the invites from the guild object

[slender wagon]

https://paste.ee/p/RvQ0q someone help me with this one it doesn't work when i paste it on my console

[lyric mountain]

You can't run jsfuck on the console

[slender wagon]

yes i can but i can't run this one

[lyric mountain]

So, what do you expect for us to do?

[slender wagon]

see if it works

[lyric mountain]

Why?

It's your "code"

[slender wagon]

ok

[pale vessel]

mmm love that desktop, wouldn't you agree @vivid fulcrum

[vivid fulcrum]

windows ooga booga edition

[earnest phoenix]

lol

[tribal siren]

lmao

long before time had a naame

[thick nexus]

Is json or csv better for storing stuff

[dusky sundial]

What kind of stuff do you want to store?

[near igloo]

Ohhhh. Windows 7 😩😩

[near igloo]

Tbh most are really hard. I can help you in dms with mine but it’s not on top.gg rn so your just gonna have to trust me (if you wanna)

[silk wadi]

C# is pog

[earnest phoenix]

Hi!

Sorry for bothering you, I made a little script to retrieve the invitation used when a member joins my server, but it returns me undefined.
I tried other techniques but the same, undefined ...

If you could help me please?

module.exports = async (client, member) => {
    const invites = {};
    client.guilds.cache.forEach(g => {
        g.fetchInvites().then(guildInvites => {
            invites[g.id] = guildInvites;
        })
    });
    
    member.guild.fetchInvites().then(guildInvites => {
        const ei = invites[member.guild.id];
        invites[member.guild.id] = guildInvites;
        const invite = guildInvites.find(i => ei.get(i.code).uses < i.uses);
        console.log("Used invite :", invite)
    });
};```

[eternal osprey]

const vip = await guild.roles.create({
        data: {
          name: 'MB10',
          color: 'BLUE',
        },
        reason: 'role for the game attenders',
      })```so this first gave me a guild undefined error, so i defined it. Then it gave me the error(node:11064) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: TypeError: Cannot read property 'roles' of undefined

why is that?

because it needs cache?

[old cliff]

Is tsconfig.json available when downloading a ts npm package which compiles into js after install from github?

[stiff radish]

How long does it usually take for mods to approve/decline a bot? I have my bot on my local computer because I can't afford a VPS at the moment, but I still want to be sure my bot's online when it gets reviewed.

[earnest phoenix]

ask in #support

[stiff radish]

k

[earnest phoenix]

mine took 2-3 weeks but it was like 4 months ago

[opal plank]

you need to use await here

also use a for loop

by the time the promises finish, that code is long gone

[near igloo]

c++ is pogger

[opal plank]

instead of forEach() use for( of)
instead of fetch.then()
use await fetch

same for the stuff below that

@earnest phoenix

[near igloo]

smol ad dont kill me mods you could use my public bot that tracks invites

im too stupid to know what went wrong here as it looks apropriate for what i saw in online forums, but uh what is it trying to do?

[quartz kindle]

try std::vector<int>

[near igloo]

oh duh

🤦‍♂️

[quartz kindle]

or just add using namespace std

so you dont need to add std everywhere

[near igloo]

i keep forgetting that the linux compiler is diffrent than the windows compiler

[near igloo]

ehhh i only need to use vector like twice i think so

vscode moment

[quartz kindle]

xd

well it would also remove the need for std in all the cin and cout

[near igloo]

eh true

[quartz kindle]

but honestly better keep it

to avoid possible namespace conflicts

[near igloo]

yeah cuz then i have to go through it and remove them all XD

[quartz kindle]

xD

[near igloo]

help me out here @quartz kindle its erroring on a commented out line XD

[quartz kindle]

lmao

honestly i still dont understand what exactly are you trying to do

why declare a function as a pointer?

[near igloo]

so then i can make a list of options, take the integer straight from cin and not have a long chain of if else or switch statements

that error on the commented line made my day tho

[quartz kindle]

so if the input is 1, run function1, if input is 2, run function2?

always different functions?

[near igloo]

yes

calculate very diffrent things

also i used a while true loop so if you dont run it on cli it just sorta kills your pc and somehow writes random data to disk till its full?

[quartz kindle]

Lol

[near igloo]

yea shit dev moment

imma probs make it where if the first cin it recieves gets nothing it just backs out immediatley

return (0)```

stfu google

[earnest phoenix]

link please (dm)

[fallen spindle]

if I have

client.on(eventName, event.bind(null, client));

how can do client.off() ?

I need refresh cache of event 'message'

[quartz kindle]

wat

[sterile lantern]

for oauth, how do we print the guilds the user's in

i already have the guild scope but idk how to print their guilds

[quartz kindle]

ah you mean remove the event listener? client.removeAllListeners("message")

[fallen spindle]

Uff man,thank you very very much!

[last tapir]

hi

const [a, b, ...arr] = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7];
console.log(a, b);
console.log(arr);

What does this mean As in, you cannot use the rest parameter to catch a subarray that leaves out the last element of the original array.

does it mean that you cannot do something like this?

[...arr, a, b]

[crimson vapor]

Correct

[sterile lantern]

^

[last tapir]

oo, thanks

[crimson vapor]

if you use a linter and put something after ...arr it will scream

[last tapir]

and question

[sterile lantern]

o wait nvm found it

[last tapir]

my test says Use destructuring assignment with the rest parameter to perform an effective Array.prototype.slice() so that arr is a sub-array of the original array source with the first two elements omitted.

[last tapir]

does it mean to do something just like this?

[earnest phoenix]

how do i use commands.BadArgument correctly? discord.py

[near igloo]

2008 moment

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[copper cradle]

yeah

you can just do [,, ...arr]

I think

[sterile lantern]

TypeError: Class constructor Snekfetch cannot be invoked without 'new'

const get = require("snekfetch")

[copper cradle]

try it and tell me if it works

[last tapir]

yes it does, thanks

[copper cradle]

alr

[near igloo]

ngl all the really helpful forum posts seem to be from 2008

c++ mustve been the hot shit back then

[quartz kindle]

xd

[copper cradle]

well most people weren't asking "why does my bot not work?!?" back in 2008

[near igloo]

last 5 years the internet has seen a steep drop in quality

also probably only the people who wanted to delve deep into programming were asking for help online XD

[quartz kindle]

why the heck are you being told to use the spread operator as a way to slice an array lmfao

the actual slice function is faster anyway

[near igloo]

lmao the slice function is much simple

[copper cradle]

they're probably showing them different approaches

but still

[quartz kindle]

maybe their teacher is teaching "stupid ways to use js"

:^)

[copper cradle]

I'd rather use the slice function

or what not to do

[quartz kindle]

well if its an in depth lesson about the spread operator it makes sense i guess

to show all possibilities

[near igloo]

true

yo nice you call a vector the same way as an array

XD

[quartz kindle]

xd

[wicked crown]

https://pastebin.com/ZEXKamq5

[quartz kindle]

im using array of pairs to store function error strings

[wicked crown]

can someone help me?

oh wait

[quartz kindle]

help with what? what is the problem?

[near igloo]

mmm yes the crisp of konqueror

[quartz kindle]

adblock

:^)

[wicked crown]

    at Object.run (/home/runner/Jester-Bot/commands/music/play.js:73:35)```

[near igloo]

imagine being lazy enough to switch default browser to not konqueror

[wicked crown]

thats my code

var list = message.client.queue.get(message.guild.id);

[quartz kindle]

message.client.queue is undefined

[wicked crown]

the error is there

[wicked crown]

how can i define it

[quartz kindle]

you copied that code from somewhere?

[near igloo]

when you look at that you see what line it says (73) and then you see the object right before cache and thats the issue

[quartz kindle]

the code you copied depends on other things that are not in there, which are missing

in this case, a queue property is missing from the client

it should probably be a Map object

[wicked crown]

oh yea

lemme change

@quartz kindle still same error

hm

[near igloo]

tim what is the sleep function in c++ again? (i can google i just thought you might know off the top of your head)

[wicked crown]

@near igloo can u help me out with this issue?

[near igloo]

im not intelegent enough

i dont get what your trying to get

tbh ive never heard of client.queue

[rough current]

Do I need Privileged Gateway Intents to use client.servers

[sudden geyser]

I don't think so

[rough current]

Okay ty

[near igloo]

i thought it was client.guilds

but no you wouldnt

thats a necesary client thing

[sudden geyser]

depends on the library, but it's probably guilds

[copper cradle]

I've never seen a library where they're called servers

[rough current]

It just posts how meany servers it is in right?

[sudden geyser]

should've seen discord.py

[rough current]

same just saw it (on stack overflow lmfao) bc I could not find the library for it

[near igloo]

holy shit @quartz kindle

hes fucking deveoping on mobile

[copper cradle]

that's a fucking crime

[misty sigil]

yo it’s voltrex 2

[modest maple]

[copper cradle]

their pfp

[near igloo]

ikr

[earnest phoenix]

so i am making this announcements command, but it says 'a Nonetype has no attribute to send'

how do i fix it?

[umbral zealot]

I'm no expert but it sure as heck looks like channel1 is null because it wasn't found

[sand field]

hi guys anyone have good filters for music bot?

[umbral zealot]

"filters"?

[sand field]

yes like bassboost , 8D

[umbral zealot]

So you mean literally you want all the filters that 80% of the music bots I reviewed had?

all of 'em have them all. lol.

[sand field]

i mean like an npm package

[umbral zealot]

they're not going to use npm packages.

[sand field]

oh ok

[umbral zealot]

you need filters on the sound module you're using

which I presume is what they're all using

[sand field]

im using discord-ytdl-core

[umbral zealot]

https://github.com/Pro0699/MusicalBot here this bot does 'em all

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[sudden geyser]

@earnest phoenix In your first loop, you iterate over the current user's guild's text channels to find the last channel where the names match. You then iterate over every guild's channels to find a channel that matches with the name and sending a message to channel1.

There are two issues in that logic:

• channel.name is going to be a str, but you're comparing it with a GuildChannel.
• You're only sending it to channel1 rather than each channel. In fact, I don't think you should be doing this in general.

[umbral zealot]

clearly what it's doing is what you want

[sand field]

ty dude i hav a look 🙂

[earnest phoenix]

so how what do i do?

[sudden geyser]

You compare a string with a string (channel1.name) and you send it in the appropriate channel (so it isn't sending the same message in channel1 instead of the channels that should match).

Also, discord.py provides a decorator for labeling a command as owner-only (@commands.is_owner())

[earnest phoenix]

?

[sudden geyser]

channel1 is a GuildChannel, but channel.name is a str. But you also need to handle cases where channel1 is None, which is the source of your error (Nonetype has no attribute to send).

[quartz kindle]

a lot of people do (and most likely than not they have tons of issues because of it)

[near igloo]

damn impressive tho

tbh phone screens make me claustrofobic

even my laptop screen is small

[quartz kindle]

and the patience to type on a touch screen

[near igloo]

i just use my laptop cuz windows on my desktop isnt as good as linux on c++ imo

[near igloo]

autocorrect

[quartz kindle]

autocowrecks

[near igloo]

yes

[quartz kindle]

i hate autocorrect

i always have mine disabled

but then when i type fast i type really funny things

[near igloo]

lmao im too lazy ngl

[quartz kindle]

xD

[near igloo]

for me its hilarious when i type fast and autocorrect is having a bad day

i get things like (hold on imma go find it)

Ehhh temhey all way ting verification

thats me typing fast with autocorrect

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[near igloo]

alright its time to purposely try and brick my pc hoping that my code's error catching will catch it

[quartz kindle]

this is me without autocorrect

Nginx rev?rse prpxy?
Im on the pgone without autocoreect
Phone

[near igloo]

@quartz kindle no idea what its saying

[sudden geyser]

You're missing a " before solution

[cosmic forum]

ah, whoops, didn't catch that. Thanks

[sudden geyser]

Also I'm not sure about the reliability of providing a raw string as JSON

Over JSON parsing an object to be converted to a string

[near igloo]

oh its mad i didnt return anything

[quartz kindle]

where are you defining strictProbabilty?

[near igloo]

 probabilityProcessor _probabilityFunctions [1] = {strictProbability};
                                                   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~```yea thats a yikes

[near igloo]

down in the bottom of my code

[quartz kindle]

define it on the top maybe

[near igloo]

alr

made teh error go away

[quartz kindle]

btw you dont need the spaces around the <> anymore lmao

[near igloo]

lmao is that just a 2008 thing? kek

[quartz kindle]

ye

lmao

[near igloo]

uhhhhh vscode wyd

@quartz kindle lmfao i got a segmentation fault by putting fd into an int

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[near igloo]

imma go try and overwrite my ram with this brb

[earnest phoenix]

wat os u usin

it looks like ubuntu of some sort

[near igloo]

its debian with kde plasma

[earnest phoenix]

Ooo Sounds interesting

i was installing kali on my ssd but it gave me this insatll errror

[still ferry]

hi does anybody know how to make a youtube statistics bot? if you could sent a tut then that would b great!

[earnest phoenix]

anyone know how to host a js bot on a vps as my python bot runs fine on vps

[still ferry]

aaah my laptop would b way to slow for kali linux

[sudden geyser]

Look into the YouTube API to see if they have anything you're looking for
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3

[still ferry]

whats vps?

hosting?

[earnest phoenix]

100up

[still ferry]

ok thanks

[earnest phoenix]

i got my python bot on there simple but it wont work with js

[still ferry]

what do u wanna host ur bot 24/7?

[earnest phoenix]

Just a giveaway bot

js

[still ferry]

ok

if u wanna host it 24/7 use heroku

[cursive dagger]

@earnest phoenix uh so basically: git clone it, fill out env cars and install dependencies then run?

[earnest phoenix]

ok i shall try

[cursive dagger]

They already have a vps though?

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah i got a 100up

[still ferry]

whats vps???????

[sudden geyser]

A virtual private server (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_server)

[still ferry]

yh so baisically a hosting?

@earnest phoenix u can host with heroku

https://youtu.be/8qIsRzV0Hpg

[earnest phoenix]

mkay

[sudden geyser]

Heroku may not be a good service to host a Discord bot

[still ferry]

oh

[earnest phoenix]

its a bit complicated

[still ferry]

i always use heroku

[still ferry]

nah just make the procfile

add the folder to git hub

[earnest phoenix]

let invites = new Map();
module.exports = async (client, member) => {
    
    member.guild.fetchInvites().then(guildInvites => {
        const ei = invites.get(member.guild.id)
        guildInvites = invites.set(guildInvites, member.guild.id);
        console.log(guildInvites)
        const invite = guildInvites.get(i => ei.get(i.code).uses < i.uses);
        console.log("Used invite :", invite)
    });
}; ```

why invite return undefined

[sudden geyser]

.get doesn't take a function

You're probably looking for .find

no wait I lied

[earnest phoenix]

yes but when i set .find he say me … is not a function

[still ferry]

and then u have to make a heroku application. connect the main branch and deploy. boom your bot will be hosted! the vid explains everything a bit better though

[steady hazel]

heroku is "read only" as far i know

[sturdy dock]

you may want to look into a process manager like pm2

[sudden geyser]

You could use a raw loop and iterate over the map to find the invite, but I recommend you use Discord.js's Collection class, which has a number of useful methods for maps. But even then, you're handling your collection in a weird way.

You call .get with the guild ID for the ei variable, but you try setting guildInvites (which is definitely not a guild ID) as the key and the guild ID as a value.

[wheat mesa]

How can I tell if a user is online in discord.js, and how can I send a dm to a specific user when that person comes online? My current code is as follows, but it doesn't work. It doesn't throw any errors, it just doesn't do anything and I'm not sure why

client.on('presenceUpdate', (oldPresence, newPresence) => {
    let member = newPresence.member;
   
    if (member.id === '173489654144696320') {
        if (oldPresence.member.status !== newPresence.member.status) {
            if (newPresence.member.status === "online" || newPresence.member.status === "dnd" || newPresence.member.status === "idle") {
                let text = "User is online"
                client.users.cache.get("173489654144696320").send("User is online, bot is working")
            }
        }
    }
})

[near igloo]

me just vibing here trying to segment fault my entire 8gb of ram

[sudden geyser]

Have you enabled privileged intents for presence data?

[wheat mesa]

uhhh, no... how would I go about doing that?

[fervent holly]

In the dev dashboard

In Settings -> Bot

[sudden geyser]

See https://discordjs.guide/popular-topics/intents.html#gateway-intents

You also need to enable them on the dashboard like retro said

[wheat mesa]

thank you, I'll try that now

[fervent holly]

Yes

[onyx steeple]

does anyone know how can i solve this?
code: https://sourceb.in/I9tcyI6V1T

[wheat mesa]

Alright, so I enabled privileged gateway intents, and it works now, but for some reason it's sending 4 dms

[sudden geyser]

The error means a token isn't being provided when it's sent. Since you provide the token as process.env.TOPGG_API_TOKEN, you may want to check if a value is present (e.g. logging it)

[knotty obsidian]

how can i get the deleted message from the message delete event? (java (not script))

[sudden geyser]

JDA?

[knotty obsidian]

4.2.1

[sudden geyser]

It seems you can only get the message ID (not the contents of the message).

JDA does not have a cache for messages and is not able to provide previous information due to limitations by the Discord API!

Source https://ci.dv8tion.net/job/JDA/javadoc/net/dv8tion/jda/api/events/message/MessageDeleteEvent.html

[knotty obsidian]

oh

rip

tried to make a delete logger

[near igloo]

its really easy in js with similar syntax if you wish to do that

[knotty obsidian]

nah

[sudden geyser]

Java syntax is quite different.

[earnest phoenix]

Does anyone know how to use botghost to make a more anvanced commands like commands that do more then reply

[umbral zealot]

I'm pretty sure the only way to do that is to actually pay for the premium whatever feature they have.

[earnest phoenix]

Ok

stupid question. can I still call await on something that I do .then on?

Does anyone code with bot designer?

no

that isn't "coding"

There is somewhat coding

[near igloo]

that would pretty much await whats happening in the .then i believe

[earnest phoenix]

Lol

[sudden geyser]

yah

[wheat mesa]

client.on('presenceUpdate', (oldPresence, newPresence) => {
    let member = newPresence.member;
    if (member.id === '173489654144696320') {
        if (oldPresence.status !== newPresence.status) {
            if (newPresence.status === "online" || newPresence.status === "dnd" || newPresence.status === "idle") {
                client.users.cache.get("173489654144696320").send("User is online, bot is working")
            }
        }
    }
})
``` anyone know how to get this to not send 4 dms? not entirely sure why it's doing that

[knotty obsidian]

tryna make a leave logger, how can i get the time of an user leaving the guild? (java (not script))

[earnest phoenix]

Idk

I code on bot designer

[near igloo]

that really isnt coding

[earnest phoenix]

Ik

Close enough some just do reply’s

[sudden geyser]

It sort of is, but isn't held to a high enough standard to be considered coding/programming

[near igloo]

||kinda offensive to us who do proper coding||

[earnest phoenix]

Lol

[wheat mesa]

yeah I wouldn't call that coding by almost any means lol

[earnest phoenix]

Does anyone know how to check how many servers your bot is in

[sudden geyser]

What library are you using?

[earnest phoenix]

I got it

[umbral zealot]

const data = await fetch(url).then(res => res.json());

Is this what you mean?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes ma'am @umbral zealot

It's been a few seconds since I've used js so I wasn't sure

Thanks

[quartz kindle]

you guys wanna see how to make a bitwise NOT operation (~) with pure math?

function not(n) {
    return -n - 1;
}

:^)

[modest maple]

doesnt that defeat the whole point of bitwise

[quartz kindle]

jenious

[modest maple]

Js moment

[pale vessel]

I just realized chrome allows redeclaration of let in the console

I don't think they allowed it before

still need to refresh to redeclare const though

[quartz kindle]

wait wat

[near igloo]

lmao redeclare it as require and then put on github so skids go brrr

[quartz kindle]

since when does chrome allow that

i've been replacing all my lets with vars every time i copy code to test in the console

With the release of Chrome 80 version, now developers can redeclare with let and class in the console.

nice

[opal plank]

ive read this as this ts console.log(let a = 1);

and thats a good indicator i shouldnt be awake rn[

[pale vessel]

Same @quartz kindle

[vernal moth]

client.users.cache.find(user => user.id === ID).permissions.has("ADMINISTRATOR")```
it says that it couldn't read the .permissions

and yes slash command interactions doesn't give me user's permissions so i can't do anything about changing it into message.author.perms

[opal plank]

erm you gonna have to give more detail cuz author does not having permissions

the payload it sends is a member

not a user

[vernal moth]

like

im tryna check if the author has the admin perms

[opal plank]

<author>.perms doesnt exist natively

thats what im trying to say

author is a user

not a member

[vernal moth]

okay

[opal plank]

users dont have permissions

a member does, which is part of a guild

[vernal moth]

how do i check if the person who typed the command has the perms. from slash commands?

[opal plank]

again, the payload should contain a member object

just member.permissions

[vernal moth]

hmm

let me see.

thank you so much :)

[opal plank]

ngl the 25 limit for slash commands kinda fucking me up

for choices i mean

[vernal moth]

oh yeah

also slash commands are really difficult to code on discord.js like omg

[opal plank]

its quite easy in detritus

its basically 2 requests

1 to register the commands

and the other to run the execute/run() function with the payload

thats it

register

run command

thats it

[vernal moth]

nice :)

oh

[opal plank]

it runs the commands like you would any other

[vernal moth]

also the member.permissions gave me this

[opal plank]

thats a bigInt

you need to decode it

[vernal moth]

;-;

never tried that before

[opal plank]

fairly certain d.js has a toString() or toArray() method

[vernal moth]

i need help for that tho

;-;;

[opal plank]

how so?

its just that number .toArray()

[vernal moth]

oh

wait

[opal plank]

though it would probably be better to get the channel

[vernal moth]

dammit

[opal plank]

<member>.permissionsIn(<channel>).has(<perm>)

this way you check for overrides

[vernal moth]

Perms is member.permissions btw

[opal plank]

such a nuincence tbh

having to check for both

[vernal moth]

;-;

both for standard commands

and slash commands

[opal plank]

unfortunately its not d.js

this check for both

[vernal moth]

do you mean channel as in channel id or the whole channel data?

[opal plank]

i think d.js is <permissions>.toString()

[vernal moth]

here

[opal plank]

channel

not id

[vernal moth]

:(

this makes my coding experience a lot more difficult

[opal plank]

use detritus for an easier time

[vernal moth]

welllll
TypeError: interaction.member.permissionsIn is not a function

[opal plank]

im fairly certain thats a thing

@vernal moth https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/GuildMember?scrollTo=permissionsIn

oh my bad

other way around

no

nono

that shuold work

wtf

[vernal moth]

:/

[opal plank]

you can try <channel>.permissionsFor(<member>)

[vernal moth]

ohhhh

[opal plank]

but it says <member>.permissionsIn(<channel>) works

[near igloo]

<member>.hasPermission()

[opal plank]

that doesnt check for overrides

[vernal moth]

hmm

[near igloo]

Overrides shmoverhides

[opal plank]

people actually have overrides

not checking for it is dumb

[vernal moth]

this returns "null"

[opal plank]

blame d.js shitty lib

their docs clearly says it should work

[umbral zealot]

no they don't

users don't have permissions

[opal plank]

they do

its a member

not a user

[umbral zealot]

What is the current code they're using though

[opal plank]

interactions

slash commands

[vernal moth]

I'm using both traditional commands and slash commands

[umbral zealot]

right ok but that wasn't my question lol

[opal plank]

discord itself sends a member payload

[umbral zealot]

discord doesn't send a GuildMember class though

dicsord sends an object

[opal plank]

which is the job of the lib to parse it

[umbral zealot]

Right, but, are they actually using the branch of the library that supports slash commands? Because I don't recall that was actually released on master, no?

[vernal moth]

client.channels.cache.get(interaction.channel_id).permissionsFor(interaction.member)```

[umbral zealot]

try interaction.member.id instead

[opal plank]

it asks for a <member>

not an id

[umbral zealot]

It's asking for a RESOLVABLE

[vernal moth]

im tryna get if they have ADMIN permissions

[umbral zealot]

which this custom interaction object is not

guild member resolvables are usually either a GuildMember object coming from discord.js, or an ID.

[umbral zealot]

yes, Erwin, I know how to read the djs docs, I've been using the lib for 4 years

[opal plank]

been using it for 2

[vernal moth]

been using it for 4 months :/

[umbral zealot]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/typedef/GuildMemberResolvable

So, actually it doesn't even say it takes IDs at all

[opal plank]

oh it does have a snowflake

[umbral zealot]

yes

So, again, interaction.member.id

[vernal moth]

then?

[opal plank]

yeah that should work

[umbral zealot]

do it here

[vernal moth]

(interaction.member.id).permissions?

[umbral zealot]

just literally add .id

[vernal moth]

oh

wait

im trying

[vernal moth]

it returns "null"

[umbral zealot]

Are you even sure that member has permissions in that channel

[vernal moth]

I'm the owner

in that channel

[umbral zealot]

no I mean specific channel overrides

[vernal moth]

there are no channel overrides

[vernal moth]

^

[umbral zealot]

this works fine here

[opal plank]

d.js moment

[umbral zealot]

ok actually hold up

it's member.user.id

obviously

smh people not understanding basic object structures and needing to be spoonfed exact code

[opal plank]

in my defense https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/GuildMember?scrollTo=id

[umbral zealot]

no

Erwin

[vernal moth]

it returns "null"

[umbral zealot]

it's not a guildmember

[opal plank]

NOW i now

but the lib SHOULD have parsed it

[umbral zealot]

No, it shouldn't

This payload does not come from the lib

[opal plank]

how so?

they havent shown it afaik

im assuming they are on the new branch

[umbral zealot]

It's clearly a raw payload

On a branch that's not completely done yet

[umbral zealot]

if it were, it would be released already

[opal plank]

wait they havent updated yet?

[umbral zealot]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/Client doesn't show any interaction events, so no, it's not officially released yet

[vernal moth]

yeah

discord.js still hasn't got updated

[opal plank]

https://github.com/detritusjs/client/commit/6ef61530af3766653fb564aff132b58afdb88153#diff-7c98ad2dfcbfd73d905896f5391834c6d7e3591832ee6a10d72d29ae1238cb9b

3 months and they havent added it

?

[vernal moth]

:/

[umbral zealot]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

you wanna go there and fix it for them? lol

[opal plank]

no thanks, already ditched that a while ago lmao

[sudden geyser]

Stage channels have been in Discord.js's master branch for 3 days now

[umbral zealot]

yeah ok but isn't that like for v13 at this point

[opal plank]

https://github.com/detritusjs/client/commit/b61583fb3721cc1b19030ed185991873af34786e

[vernal moth]

;-;

[opal plank]

i keep telling people, nobody listens

[sudden geyser]

A library ain't gonna implement itself :^)

[opal plank]

doesnt d.js have like 50 contributors?

[vernal moth]

i typed interaction.member and this happened

[umbral zealot]

50? imagine the bickering

[crimson vapor]

50????

[umbral zealot]

Yes, YT. That's an object

[opal plank]

lol

[umbral zealot]

do you know what an object is

[vernal moth]

yes

[crimson vapor]

I thought djs had like fucking 400

[umbral zealot]

do you know how to access the properties of an object?

[vernal moth]

yup

[crimson vapor]

Pog I know this one

[opal plank]

im kinda surprised to see detritus ahead of d.js

[umbral zealot]

Ok good so why are you showing us an object as if you were wondering what it was or expecting some answer from us?

[opal plank]

with that little devs

[vernal moth]

;-;

idk why there's no perms list tho

[crimson vapor]

@opal plank imagine using a library with voice support smfh

[vernal moth]

it has a formula

[opal plank]

@crimson vapor also make ur name capital again

[umbral zealot]

ok so completely ignore interactions for a second

Like, that object, it doesn't exist

[vernal moth]

okay

[opal plank]

imagine using a library that doesnt properly parse interactions

[crimson vapor]

EZPZ

[umbral zealot]

Imagine you only have your own user ID

"454813469892411392"

[vernal moth]

yes

[umbral zealot]

How do you get permissions for a channel with only this information

[vernal moth]

we get the channel info?

[umbral zealot]

are you saying you don't know?

[crimson vapor]

Are you making fun of detritus I can’t tell since drose has no interactions support ish

[vernal moth]

"for a channel"

[umbral zealot]

https://anidiots.guide/understanding/roles#permission-code here

[opal plank]

detritus added it quite a few days ago, like..... this long ago

[vernal moth]

okay.

[crimson vapor]

yeah and drose has no interactions support tbh

[opal plank]

yet again my fav lib shines

[crimson vapor]

:loli_dance:

[opal plank]

for real tho

wasnt there a very lightweight lib for discord?

snow or something?

like

im talking REALLY crude barebones stuff

more than drose

[crimson vapor]

how can you be supporting detritus and mushoku at the same time

[opal plank]

sKilLZ

[vernal moth]

hmm

every way i try returns "null"

[umbral zealot]

show us the code you have now

[cosmic forum]

Hi, so I'm making an api using nodejs and express, and every time they visit a certain URL, it gives them a json response. Anyone know any services, or method I can use to track the number of requests my api recieves daily?

[quaint wasp]

umm

I putted a random thing here

But I am not sure what to put exactly

Idk the port

[opal plank]

well, you could possibly use prometheus, or something as simple as adding +1 to the counter everytime they hit an endpoint

[quaint wasp]

that it should run at..

[opal plank]

its up to you hoister

[quartz kindle]

where are you hosting?

[opal plank]

you could run it at 9999 if you want to