development

[eternal osprey]

well where is he using db then in this little snippet?

[earnest phoenix]

I'm using both eris and discord.js

[umbral zealot]

you don't mean exports then you mean function arguments

[umbral zealot]

ok but you can't

you can't mix two libraries

that's... just wrong.

[earnest phoenix]

Well I am

[umbral zealot]

no but you cannot

you can try but that's just wrong

[earnest phoenix]

imagine

[umbral zealot]

eris and discord.js aren't compatible

[earnest phoenix]

using both eris and discord.js

Well how on earth am I successfully doing it?

;-;

[umbral zealot]

I don't know but it must be a random-ass convergence of stars

[earnest phoenix]

mixing two libs is bad
end of conversation

[umbral zealot]

because that's just bad, wrong, don't do it.

Yes. End of conversation. Choose one.

[earnest phoenix]

Period

.

haha luca you cant delete my dot post

I'm using discord.js to use embeds, etc.

[umbral zealot]

Ok so use discord.js fully

[earnest phoenix]

wtf

[umbral zealot]

You can't send an embed from discord.js into eris and expect this to always work

that's just randomly stupid

And that is precisely the problem you're having right now

[earnest phoenix]

const Discord = require('discord.js')

[naive light]

Successfully? If so, then how come you're looking for help, because something is not working.

[earnest phoenix]

eris

Here's the deal tho...it's been working fine since 2019

[umbral zealot]

Ok so here's the deal though

discord.js and eris both HAVE CHANGED

just because it randomly worked in 2019, doesn't mean it will continue to work

because neither Abal or Hydrabolt have made any effort to make their libraries work together since then or before then

So the fact that it worked? Completely random.
The fact it broke now? probs because of an update
The solution? Choose one.

[umbral zealot]

I am not saying that you're lying

I did not claim it never worked

I'm telling you it stopped working and will probably never work again

and the solution is to stop being an idiot and choose ONE.

[earnest phoenix]

But like

[umbral zealot]

There's not Ifs, Thens, or Buts.

choose one, go with it.

[earnest phoenix]

that's a lot of commands and such that I have to change...

Eh I will

[umbral zealot]

That's your problem, now, ain't it?

[earnest phoenix]

So it isn't related to the server?

ye should listen to server auntie

[umbral zealot]

You chose to make a Frankenstein-esque monster, now deal with it.

[naive light]

Of course, you can stick to using two libs, but then you can be sure, that you will encounter even more issues.

[lavish minnow]

Me reading my bots code ^

[umbral zealot]

same, tbh

[earnest phoenix]

lol

[lavish minnow]

It's a rat nest and I love it

[umbral zealot]

Me reading old code to be precise.

[earnest phoenix]

node_modules of create-react-app has left the chat

[eternal osprey]

hey evie, i was wondering whether i can use the delete operator to delete the specific element.

[earnest phoenix]

it is so thicc it crashed my repl

[umbral zealot]

Nah that's not frankenstein-esque. What would be though, is to try to mix a React app with Vue components and Angular logic, and then go "But it worked and now it doesn't!"

[earnest phoenix]

hhhh

[umbral zealot]

Unfortunately not, using delete on an array leaves a null value behind.

[earnest phoenix]

you can splice it out

array.splice(index of element, 1)

[umbral zealot]

really though the easiest way to remove an array element is myArray = myArray.filter(e => e === 'my value to remove')

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[eternal osprey]

No because that gives me problems with my link values

as i would only be searching for name

[umbral zealot]

what link values

hold up now

[earnest phoenix]

*!==

[umbral zealot]

I'm talking about your link array

[lavish minnow]

Reminds me of when my bot got api banned for some reason

[umbral zealot]

yes, links

[quartz kindle]

there is a trick to make item removal 5x faster, but it only works if your array is unordered

[umbral zealot]

correct, yes.

[umbral zealot]

... an... unordered array?.... ... that sounds like a joke, ngl.

[eternal osprey]

yeah, but names is linked to links (well the length)

[earnest phoenix]

at least you know the reason

[quartz kindle]

unordered as in the user not caring about the order

[eternal osprey]

so that is why i want to filter by array.length

and not by name

[umbral zealot]

wait so your name is linked to your URL???

[lavish minnow]

Tbh I dont, I sent some emails and it was unbanned when I went to restart it some hours later

[eternal osprey]

not really, i just put them in the same array.length

[umbral zealot]

that doesn't make sense

[eternal osprey]

as you have to add a link + name to save

[earnest phoenix]

ok

[umbral zealot]

don't use 2 different arrays then

use one array with an object with name and url

[earnest phoenix]

well time to go write some code for me lib

[umbral zealot]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[earnest phoenix]

bye

[umbral zealot]

I should be working on my damned Juhachiban project too tbh

I wrote one line today.

I'm here helping noobs instead because I'm obsessed

[earnest phoenix]

you should contribute to this:
https://npm.im/jason.db

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[umbral zealot]

smh

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[earnest phoenix]

help me with writing 1000 typedefs because discord api uses too many

[quartz kindle]

i feel you

[eternal osprey]

so if i have 3 links set, my array.length = 2. Can i do this then: array.splice(2, 1)

[umbral zealot]

no no hold up

back up

[eternal osprey]

haha oaky.

[umbral zealot]

you're doing something fucky

use ONE array

with OBJECTS

that have TWO VALUES

[earnest phoenix]

woah auntie stop with the caps

[quartz kindle]

no, please continue with the caps :^)

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[quartz kindle]

good luck

[umbral zealot]

const links = [
 {
   name: 'google',
   url: 'https://www.google.com',
 }, {
   name: 'yahoo',
   url: 'https://www.yahoo.com',
 }
];

Here @eternal osprey this is what you need to do

This Is The Way ™

[quartz kindle]

this is the way

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

One message removed from a suspended account.

[earnest phoenix]

framework for djs
ah yes the air here is made out of air

[eternal osprey]

mhm yeah i get that

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[eternal osprey]

just need to find a way on how to get to that way

[umbral zealot]

... well ... not to be a condescending cunt but the answer to that is : with code

Since I've only seen the data I Can't tell you what code you need

but definitely, the structure you need is that one above

To be perfectly fair though

the actual answer is

STOP USING JSON

[earnest phoenix]

is there a way to use my Snowflake typedef without having to import it from the module in every file

[gritty ice]

why

anyone know?

[umbral zealot]

Well clearly command.name is undefined

[finite leaf]

https://i.callumdev.xyz/9gkkh.png

Why is the date not converting right?

[umbral zealot]

"converting"?

[finite leaf]

changing format

[umbral zealot]

well it seems like you're trying to read Y/d/m

but...

uhm...

2021-03-19

that's... not slashes, those are dashes.

not the same character 😉

[earnest phoenix]

directory structure btw:

src/
  typedefs/
    Snowflake.ts
  structures/
    other stuff

  other stuff

i want to use the snowflake typedef in all those without importing it from a long path everytime

[umbral zealot]

I don't think you can without importing

[gritty ice]

wt

[umbral zealot]

but don't worry importing is cached so it doesn't affect your performance.

[earnest phoenix]

DRY - Dont repeat yourself

[umbral zealot]

yeah I understand the concept, but either you repeatedly send that structure throug function arguments, or repeatedly import it where you need it

both ways are correct

but importing is cleaner

[earnest phoenix]

k

[umbral zealot]

DRY isn't a universal global rule that means "never ever have the same code". It means don't re-do the same code more than once, re-use it instead. and that's what imports are

and also what functions and loops do, too 😛

[earnest phoenix]

okie

[gritty ice]

 for (const file of commands) {
        const command = require(`./commands/${dirs}/${file}`);
        console.log(`✔️  Ready ${file}`);
        client.commands.set(command.name.toLowerCase(), command);
    };```
toLowerCase is undefined why

[earnest phoenix]

command.name is undefined

you forgot to export .name in one command

[gritty ice]

which command

[earnest phoenix]

how would i know

[gritty ice]

[sudden geyser]

[PostgreSQL] Is it possible to create a table where a column references another table? For example, I have a users table and want the avatar column to point to a row from the images table (which could have information like the id, url, dominant color, and description).

[dusky sundial]

You can look up how foreign keys are used, pretty sure that's what you're looking for

[earnest phoenix]

how do you loop over an object

[quartz kindle]

for..in or Object.keys/values/entries

[sudden geyser]

I recommend you use one of the Object methods since for in will also factor in the prototype (which can be manipulated)

[earnest phoenix]

im using it to assign properties in my constructor

constructor(info: {
    content: string,
        options: OptionList | null
    user: User,
    channel: GuildChannel | DMChannel,
    member?: Member,
    guild?: Guild,
  }) {
    for (let k in info) {
      this[k] = info[k];
    }
  }

[sudden geyser]

What about Object.assign

but there are probably better ways of assigning properties given the props are static

[earnest phoenix]

how about for k of Object.keys()

[quartz kindle]

in the above case, you can simply use Object.assign

but yes, for of Object.keys() also works

[earnest phoenix]

how

[quartz kindle]

Object.assign(target, source)

for example

a = {};
Object.assign(a, {f:10})
console.log(a) // {f:10}

[earnest phoenix]

ok

but how would i explain typescript that the property is already assigned in the constructor

[quartz kindle]

you can do Object.assign(this, info), which will copy all poperties of info into this

for typescript you prpbably need to give your class an interface that has the properties already

[earnest phoenix]

?

[dusky sundial]

In what lang?

[pale vessel]

php

mysqli_connect() troll

[eternal osprey]

Cannot find module '../build/Release/canvas.node'

i've typed npm i canvas for a trazillion times by now

npm i canvas returns me:

[earnest phoenix]

function s(e,l){
g=e.length%2==0?g=e.length/2:e.length/2,
h=l.length%2==0?h=l.length/2:l.length/2,
x=e.slice(0,g),y=l.slice(h,l.length),
console.log(x+y)}
s(process.argv[2],process.argv[3]);```

possible to make this script shorter or not?

[sudden geyser]

assign process to variable p, remove any extra whitespace you can

[cinder patio]

declare global {
    ...
}

[earnest phoenix]

more letters so..

[cinder patio]

Why do you want to make it short as possible

what's the point

[sudden geyser]

probably some challenge

[eternal osprey]

anyone that please can help me with this

still at this issue for 2 hours already

[eternal osprey]

uhhm

[sudden geyser]

follow the instructions at the url

[eternal osprey]

okay i am trying

so should i remove my current vs and download the 2k17 one?

wait why do i even need vs for vsc to work?

it doesn't make sense to me

[lusty quest]

its a Build Tool

[blissful coral]

I have a function I created for my bot called endGame() which takes the parameters of the database then deletes the database table so that the next game can continue, for some reason, when I sent ended = true after doing this and run my later statement if(!ended) board.save() to save the db if the game was not ended I am getting a error telling me that it can't save a deleted board

[lusty quest]

on linux its g++ and the other you need, its needed for compiling some binaries

[eternal osprey]

so which one should i install

[lusty quest]

looks like mongodb right?.
did you fetch the dataset again after it got deleted?

[lusty quest]

not this this is Visual Studio not the stuff you need

[blissful coral]

No @lusty quest

[eternal osprey]

yeah the link told me to do that

https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp#on-windows

[blissful coral]

http://img.extreme-is.me/xtcTKAMcL9S7y6NJ

[lusty quest]

are you sure?

[eternal osprey]

https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp#on-windows

[blissful coral]

http://img.extreme-is.me/yrPtYrxy81k5snlh

[lusty quest]

https://www.npmjs.com/package/windows-build-tools look into this

[lusty quest]

yea you delete the document and then still reference to save it

[blissful coral]

?

When?

[lusty quest]

you told me that you delete the Document when the Round ends right?

[blissful coral]

Yes

the document board

not the document guild

[lusty quest]

after this you run the if(!ended) stuff

[blissful coral]

yes

guild never gets deleted

[lusty quest]

well ended is true, and you try to save a non existing document

[blissful coral]

http://img.extreme-is.me/tVLKTdw4rAilLy09

this is when they win

http://img.extreme-is.me/WL9VJPDexoyr5V50

this iss after

[pale vessel]

koding

[lusty quest]

you delete the Document inside the Board collection at some point when the round ends right? before the if (!ended) statement

[blissful coral]

yes

if(!ended)

means if ended = false

ended is false unless I set it to true after ending game right there

[lusty quest]

something executes and try to save it, but it cant save it bcs the document is already deleted.

[eternal osprey]

trying to install using: npm i windows-build-tools gave me the exact same issue

[desert drift]

how i check a account if he alt
he crated before 100 days

[lusty quest]

did you deleted the node_modules folder and rebuilded the modules?

[eternal osprey]

oowh no

[desert drift]

?

[lusty quest]

would help if we would know what language/ api wrapper you use

[sudden geyser]

You're at most inferring.

[desert drift]

what you say

[sudden geyser]

Do you want to check if the account was created before 100 days? What library are you using?

[desert drift]

I already checked

[eternal osprey]

how do i rebuild node_modules

as i keep getting the same error

[desert drift]

the user created 100 days ago

[lusty quest]

delete the folder and run npm i (this usually helps more than npm rebuild)

[eternal osprey]

still got the same error

[lusty quest]

we cant help you if we dont know what lib / language you use

[lusty quest]

are you sure?

[eternal osprey]

yeah definitely sure

[sudden geyser]

Then what are you asking for?

[desert drift]

Do you think he is ALT?

[sudden geyser]

Who though?

[desert drift]

english

[sudden geyser]

The person who's account is under 100 days old?

[lusty quest]

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE ffs

[desert drift]

its 101

[eternal osprey]

omg i still get the same shitty error

[sudden geyser]

It's hard to interpret what you're saying, but assuming you're talking about the user's account age, I would use it as an indicating factor but not as confirmation (e.g. making a note to users about the account's age).

[desert drift]

yes the account age

If his age is 101 days is alt?

[lusty quest]

did you still cant figure it out? are you 100% sure its still the same error?

[cinder patio]

You can't determine whether an account is an alt just using the account's age...

[eternal osprey]

i even tried to install the build tools

but it gave me the exact same error

[lusty quest]

installing them takes a while

[eternal osprey]

npm i windows-build-tools

yeah but look at this

[solemn latch]

my alt account is from 2016, my second alt is 2019.
age means nothing for alts.

[earnest phoenix]

install build tools

[lusty quest]

why tf did you need Visual studio?

what module did you installed to cause this?

[eternal osprey]

i have no clue

i am just trying to intall canvas

i once installed vc for c++

and from that day i just can't install canvas nor node-gyp

[lusty quest]

you have to install the build tools or Visual studio

[sudden geyser]

@eternal osprey try running npm i -g windows-build-tools from an admin cmd or powershell

[lusty quest]

ive sended him the instruction for this already, but once again people here refuse to read stuff

[sudden geyser]

They're probably just new to this and confused

[solemn latch]

the canvas install guide is really easy to understand

assuming that was the one that was sent

[jovial nexus]

The join logs on my bot only work on half of the shards, and i dont even have privileged gategay on, someone knows?

[lusty quest]

the one for installing build tools, and he got the instruction for this already send earlyre

[lusty quest]

what did you mean with Join Logs?

[solemn latch]

ah yeah

[jovial nexus]

the guildMemberAdd and remove

[lusty quest]

need priviliges, its possible that you still query the V7 API

[jovial nexus]

now is v8?

[lusty quest]

ye

[jovial nexus]

when?

[lusty quest]

V7 is a bit strange with the enforcing of the new Gateway intends

[solemn latch]

v9 is about to come out 👀

[signal estuary]

why is my bot stopping at this line of code:

let members = (await msg.member.guild.members.fetch()).array()

It doesnt throw an error. It just doesnt run the code further at this point

[lusty quest]

i dont think you can call array on this

[sudden geyser]

I believe fetch is just a slow operation (not recommended).

If you want to fetch the member list, you should use intents instead.

[solemn latch]

honestly, not sure why fetch(for all members) even exists.

[signal estuary]

why is my bot stopping at this line of code:

let members = (await msg.member.guild.members.fetch()).array()

It doesnt throw an error. It just doesnt run the code further at this point
EDIT: An error ist arriving 4 hours later

Error [GUILD_MEMBERS_TIMEOUT]: Members didn't arrive in time.
    at C:\Users\Flo\Desktop\Discord_Bot\node_modules\discord.js\src\managers\GuildMemberManager.js:317:16
    at Timeout._onTimeout (C:\Users\Flo\Desktop\Discord_Bot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\BaseClient.js:83:7)
    at listOnTimeout (node:internal/timers:556:17)
    at processTimers (node:internal/timers:499:7) {
  [Symbol(code)]: 'GUILD_MEMBERS_TIMEOUT'
}

[solemn latch]

@signal estuary

its not really the way to fetch memebers

[signal estuary]

what should I use instead?

[gritty ice]

 const dbresult = await GuildSchema.findOne({guildId: message.guild.id})```
await only the async function  why?

[solemn latch]

^

[signal estuary]

and how?

[solemn latch]

await can only be used in async functions.

[sudden geyser]

Go to the dashboard and enable the server member list intent

[gritty ice]

?

how to solve that

error

[solemn latch]

make the function async.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/async_function

[gritty ice]

? example

[solemn latch]

linked above

[signal estuary]

already active

[sudden geyser]

Now check where you initialize the client that you're asking for the member list

[signal estuary]

where do i check that?

[sudden geyser]

e.g.

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const client = new Discord.Client({
  ws: {
    intents: [Discord.Intents.GUILD_MEMBERS]
  }
})

You may need to enable some other intents, like GUILD_MESSAGES

For a full list of intents see https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/Intents?scrollTo=s-FLAGS

[signal estuary]

like that?

[sudden geyser]

yah

[signal estuary]

ok and then?

my bot doenst react now

[sudden geyser]

Try running your bot, but instead of fetching the members with .members.fetch(), rely on the cache for the member list (.members.cache). It should be populated with the member list.

Like I said, you may need to enable other intents.

[signal estuary]

when I do this it says: Guild_MESSAGES is not defined

oh waiut

[sudden geyser]

Because it's not a variable; it's a property.

[signal estuary]

Im lost

I think this is beter

but my bot still doesnt react

on a message

[sudden geyser]

That may be due to another intent (e.g. GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS). I encourage you to review the docs and how intents work.

[opal plank]

@signal estuary https://discord.com/developers/docs/topics/gateway#gateway-intents

List of all intents

Realistically unless your bot is quite big, intents wont cause much of a footprint

Bandwidth wise

At higher scale, yeah, specially presences

[lost wadi]

anyone know how to download songs from newgrounds?

[last tapir]

class Test {
    constructor (val) {
        this.number = val;
    };
};

const number = new Test(14);
console.log(number)

Is the class Test an object or a function, I'm confused.

[umbral zealot]

@blazing sentinel show the code that relates to top.gg here

[umbral zealot]

class Text is a CLASS

@blazing sentinel hi. please show code here so we can help you

[blazing sentinel]

ok

requests is an aiohttp session instance

that is why it is awaited

[umbral zealot]

Ok so just to be clear this only specifically runs whenever you want to check if a user voted, right? For particular, exact commands that are vote-locked?

[last tapir]

DAMN, thanks though

[blazing sentinel]

all my commands are vote-locked for now? except help and prefix change

[umbral zealot]

Ah I see. So, you don't necessarily need a database tbh, but you certainly would benefit from caching the data

like not query it every single command, but just every... say every hour for example

or every 6 hours

Calling an external API every single command is what's making this slow, not the fact that it's the top.gg api specifically

[blazing sentinel]

but when a user votes when it sees he/she have to vote?

then he/she has to wait until next caching?

[umbral zealot]

capture incoming votes with the #topgg-api webhooks and store that then

you can do both

[blazing sentinel]

how can i use webhooks?

[umbral zealot]

#topgg-api , check the docs in the topic title, there's event coming in for votes, which tell you what user it is

should be simple enough (I don't use it, and don't use python, but I know it's possible)

[blazing sentinel]

thanks, i didn't know there is a webhook api. i dont know much about webhooks but suppose it isnt that hard

[umbral zealot]

https://docs.top.gg/libraries/python/#examples , webhook section

it's pretty straightforward actually

[blazing sentinel]

i don't use the library. library is more complex and less understandable than sending get/post requests for me.

[umbral zealot]

how though

[blazing sentinel]

but i can use webhooks

thanks

[umbral zealot]

[mellow jewel]

What kind of authorization I need to fetch data from this API route?

[quartz kindle]

just a bot token

if your bot is in that guild

[pine pasture]

Hello, How can I make the replit page have my bot on 24/7 without me turning it on every 1 hour?

@rustic nova

Hello, How can I make the replit page have my bot on 24/7 without me turning it on every 1 hour?

[rustic nova]

Pinging me for what reason?

I can't help you, just ask and wait

[sudden geyser]

repl.it is not a reliable hosting service if you want your bot running persistently.

[pine pasture]

Like what ping? At what time did I do that and also what is that until I understand the ping is the speed of the internet

[sudden geyser]

A ping is when you mention someone (e.g. @pine pasture)

[pine pasture]

Umm, can you help me with another page?

[sudden geyser]

What do you mean?

[pine pasture]

Aaaa But in South America the ping is the speed of the internet but hey everything is different

[sudden geyser]

A word can have multiple meanings.

[pine pasture]

Do you recommend a specific page for me?

[sudden geyser]

What is a "page"?

[pine pasture]

: O Well, I understand ...

[solemn quartz]

guys any ideas for a fun category command? (no economy)

[pine pasture]

A page is a google web

[sudden geyser]

I recommend you add commands that are useful to your bot's purpose; not to add a command just because it's a command.

[sudden geyser]

So you want a "page"/website for hosting your bot?

[solemn quartz]

its a multi-task bot

and its private

[pine pasture]

You're right xD But programming a bot is a bit tedious.

[pine pasture]

No, not a free service to host my bot And that this 24/7

[sudden geyser]

Try asking the users of your bot what they want. A "fun" command could be a tic-tac-toe game.

[solemn quartz]

ty

[pine pasture]

what is "ty" is that I live in Colombia

[vivid fulcrum]

acronym for thank you

[pine pasture]

That being using a translator is very difficult V:

[opal plank]

realistically you shouldnt be making muti-purpose bots, which is what the majority will recommend

that, at least, if you plan to grow your bot

[sudden geyser]

they said it's private

[pine pasture]

Aver, Aver

Ya se me fue el internet /;

Y sigo hablando aqui

[opal plank]

then its completely fine

thats why i said the second part

[slender wagon]

is there a way i can send some text in discord as .txt file with discord.js?

[midnight blaze]

anyone an idea, what this regex mean?

global.regexEscape = string => string.replace(/[-\/\\^$*+?.()|[\]{}]/g, '\\$&');

[sudden geyser]

It replaces a set of special characters with the same character but escaped.

Though I doubt it's actually useful.

[deep mantle]

An eightball is a common one but always a fun one :)

[solemn quartz]

interesting

very interesting

[midnight blaze]

@sudden geyser ahhh, I get it..replace function => the thing after the comma will replace it?

I see

[sudden geyser]

$& is a special replacement pattern. It inserts the matched substring (which is any special character in the regex).

[midnight blaze]

ok, I think I see, thanks for the help

[sudden geyser]

You can read more about it here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/replace

[midnight blaze]

yes, the replace thing is ok, but I was more interested in the regex 😛

I see there is an or within the regex

the second option seems easy to understand

[]{}

[still sky]

Anyone knows how to use environment variables in npm script? I tried different ways but npm takes it as text

"scripts": {
    ...
    "server:start": "npx serve -l $CLIENT_PORT",
    ...
},

[midnight blaze]

@still sky https://devconnected.com/set-environment-variable-bash-how-to/ maybe this helps?

[sudden geyser]

I don't believe it's possible to pass environment variables within the script.

You can set it, but not pass it.

[still sky]

Thx, but its basics

[sudden geyser]

There are probably ways to dance around the restriction

[still sky]

Gonna try via .js file somehow

[dire kraken]

Can anyone please help me make a eval command i use python

[dusky sundial]

What are you getting stuck on?

[pale vessel]

Use the eval function or Jishaku

[dire kraken]

i am like brand new to using python/making a discord bot with python i have everything else ready and i just need an eval command

[dusky sundial]

So you know how to create a command?

[dire kraken]

yes

[dusky sundial]

So just make a command that runs the eval method

probably a good idea to lock the command to bot owners only too

[dire kraken]

Can you please show a example

[dusky sundial]

if ctx.message.author.id == "your-discord-id":
  eval(expression)

Should do the trick

[dire kraken]

ty

[blissful coral]

what's the best way to see how many emojis a server is allowed to have

[dire kraken]

and how would i make what i type a var to put in the expression part?

i was planning on making it a embed

[dusky sundial]

Actually your id is an int, not a string sorry

[slender thistle]

https://github.com/shivaco/Mari-bot/blob/master/cogs/owner.py#L42-L112 🤷

It's a pain in the ass to do in a clean way

[dire kraken]

omg is that an eval command

TYSM

[lyric mountain]

long depending on lang

[dusky sundial]

Yeah, it's int in python

[past dove]

Please, any solution ?

[pale vessel]

uh, transpile it?

[earnest phoenix]

    guild.owner.send("test")
}``` why is send null

[pale vessel]

because the owner isn't cached

[earnest phoenix]

guild.owner.cache.send? cache is null?

[pale vessel]

no

guild.owner is

[earnest phoenix]

well it still doesnt work tho

[pale vessel]

because it's null

fetch the owner first

[blazing sentinel]

do you know about infailedsqltransaction: sql transaction is aborted, command are ignored until ... error? i use postgresql with psycopg2

[pale vessel]

using guild.members.fetch(guild.ownerID) where guild is the guild

[snow vector]

how would i fix that

[quartz kindle]

1. make sure the file exists
2. make sure your require paths are correct

[snow vector]

they are there

[sudden geyser]

I think it should be command_handler.js

But you should also be aware of the path from the file you're searching for the path from

[quartz kindle]

show your require

and the location of the file that has the require

[quartz kindle]

show your index.js

[sudden geyser]

remove the prefixed spacing

[umbral zealot]

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[snow vector]

?

[sudden geyser]

the void

[snow vector]

...

[umbral zealot]

THE SPACE

[snow vector]

my b

[umbral zealot]

lmao

[sudden geyser]

lol

[quartz kindle]

lmfao

gonna post this on #memes-and-media

[snow vector]

const fs = require('fs');

module.exports = (client, Discord) =>{
    const commandFiles = fs.readdirSync('./commands/').filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));

    for(const file of commandFiles){
        const command = require(`./commands/${file}`);
        if(command.name){
            client.commands.set(command.name, command);
        } else{
            continue;
        }
    }
}```

i am setting up a new cmd handler

[umbral zealot]

So, fs is relative to the root.
require is relative to the current file

[snow vector]

i have not put in any commands

[umbral zealot]

So, if you're loading something with fs and you're in /folder/file.js , another file called /other/thing.js will be loaded with ./other/thing.js whereas you need to require it using ../other/thing.js because you're in another folder already

[snow vector]

confusion

[umbral zealot]

./ is the current folder

[snow vector]

sorry im switching from BDFD

[umbral zealot]

../ is up a folder

I... don't care actually what you're switching from I'm trying to explain operating system paths

a thing that's been around since longer than both of us have been alive

[snow vector]

im just saying its all brand new to me

so i may not understand

[umbral zealot]

do you understand what a folder is

[snow vector]

so you have to explain it like your talking to a 1st grader

yes i do

[umbral zealot]

ok do you understand what a "parent" is

in terms of folder

or "up a folder"

[snow vector]

no

[digital swan]

its like pressing the back button on file explorer

sort of

[snow vector]

oh yeah

[solemn latch]

./file.js
means look where i am for file.js

../file.js
means look up a directory for file.js

the bottom arrow is where ./file.js would look
the top arrow is where ../file.js would look
https://i.woo.pics/9d5d54045f.webp

[snow vector]

so in a sub folder

[dire kraken]

I hate python becuase of how picky they are about indentation

[solemn latch]

sub folder is the other way around

[snow vector]

yeah

[dire kraken]

It's so annoying

[snow vector]

ok yeah ik what that is

@umbral zealot ik what they are

[umbral zealot]

great so you should understand

../ is one level higher or in the parent

./ is the current folder

now, your fs is relative to the root of your project

that is to say, this folder

BUT

[snow vector]

but so index is in DroxZ-Bot folder in that folder is handlers and in handlers are the js files

[umbral zealot]

require() is relative to the current folder of the file

So for require, ./ is this folder.

but for FS it's other one around

see what I mean?

[boreal iron]

OneDrive... witch found - burn it!

[umbral zealot]

shhhh

[snow vector]

i followed a video on how to setup discord.js they just told me to add the fs

idk what it does

so no i dont rlly understand

OH yes i do

[boreal iron]

You understand that you don’t understand?

[snow vector]

no

[cosmic forum]

Hello, I have a canvas element:

<canvas class="background" style="position: absolute; display: block; top: 0; left: 0; z-index: -1;"></canvas>

That sets its height to fill the whole screen. However, whenever I scroll down on the page, the canvas element gets scrolled away as well. How would I make it stay fixed in the background without it scrolling along? I tried position: fixed, but it broke the js animation that plays on the canvas.

[lost wadi]

Do you know how to send a link that is a download as an attachment?

[deep mantle]

like the image location of an image sent through a channel?

[lyric mountain]

Ngl, that's weird af

[snow vector]

module.exports = (client, Discord) =>{
    const load_dir = (dir) =>{
        const event_files = fs.readdirSync(`./events/${dirs}`).filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));```

anyone have any idea whats wrong

@umbral zealot your smart

[sudden geyser]

you omitted the error

but dirs probably doesn't exist

notice how you do have a variable named dir

[umbral zealot]

yeah we have no idea what's wrong either.

[umbral zealot]

We're very smart, but we're not mind readers.

[copper cradle]

dw I am a mind reader, you problem is on your main.c file, on line 503, I know your file is only 15 lines but trust me, it's on line 503

[sudden geyser]

teach me your ways

[copper cradle]

the uzbek ways

[lyric mountain]

He now da wae

[snow vector]

how i fix

[blissful bridge]

what is your current discord.js version

[snow vector]

12.5.3

[blissful bridge]

ok try "message.member.permissions.has"

[earnest phoenix]

how do i webscrape a table and get specific data in a specific row (python)

[next ferry]

How can do vote required command please tell me

[tacit sequoia]

That wont work since message.member seems to be undefined

[next ferry]

Please 🙏

[delicate shore]

Can anyone guide me that how exactly I can connect to discord gateway

I am new to Websocket thing

[sudden geyser]

looks average

[fiery stream]

idk how to do the logo

[lyric mountain]

Yellow thunder

[solemn latch]

👀 i didnt know thunder looked like that

[lyric mountain]

And move the logo a bit closer to the top-left corner

It's too near the chaotic pattern with too much empty space to the corner

[sudden geyser]

oh no

[fiery stream]

wait should i make it yellow?

[lyric mountain]

Nonono

Go back go back

[sudden geyser]

keep the thunder the dark color

align them so they don't spaz around

maybe make the giant one smaller and farther away

[fiery stream]

wait what do you mean alight them?

like pointing downwards?

[sudden geyser]

The smaller lightning bolts all pointing in one direction (like downwards)

[lyric mountain]

I think the chaotic pattern is fine, it's just that the logo is too near them

Like, it's the logo that should capture the attention

Not the bg

[fiery stream]

that ?

[lyric mountain]

No

As I said, bg cannot draw the attention more than the logo

[fiery stream]

tried moving them away from big logo...

[lyric mountain]

A little dimmer

Also why is the logo so far away from the borders?

Yep

[fiery stream]

wdym far away?

should i also decrease the amount of small logos i got

or increase maybe

[lyric mountain]

It'll look like a baby blanket then ig

[fiery stream]

lemme try n see

but not bad

wait yooo this actually doesnt look that bad

[stuck quail]

@fiery stream bhn k lode

[fiery stream]

lun ta baj

[stuck quail]

@fiery stream means?

[fiery stream]

What does this mean?

[stuck quail]

Meansyou are madarchod

[fiery stream]

Teri budi madarchod salya

[stuck quail]

🤣

[stuck quail]

[fiery stream]

Teri budi da lun a chung la

[stuck quail]

[fiery stream]

Smd

[stuck quail]

@fiery stream kya hua randi k bache

[fiery stream]

Teri ma randi salya

[stuck quail]

Tera khandan randi madarchod

[fiery stream]

<@&304313580025544704> ^^ feel free to mute this kid

[mint thicket]

-atmods

[gilded plank]

@fiery stream

Please do not mention (ping) more than one or two moderators for help, unless there is an emergency.

Here are some examples of emergencies:

• Raids / Multiple members mass spamming.
• Severe disruption of Discord's ToS (NSFW content, etc)
• Anything that requires more than 2 moderators to handle.

[fiery stream]

He bullying me in other langs tho

[ripe prairie]

[fiery stream]

He bulling me tho... 🥲

[mint thicket]

not a valid reason to ping mods, sorry

[ripe prairie]

not repeating myself, please don't ping mods for something that only requires one person to handle

[mint thicket]

use your head

[fiery stream]

Nvmm

Ill deal with him myself

[solemn latch]

please dont bully users.

[earnest phoenix]

[fiery stream]

now you gonna bully me too

[earnest phoenix]

never said anything bad

just bruh for that modping

also just realized this is development

#general for conversation

[last tapir]

class Form {
    constructor (name, email, age, ID) {
        this.name = name;
        this.email = email;
        this.age = age;
        this.ID = ID;
    };
};

const student = new Form("Jack", "[e-mail]", 24, "LOL");

console.log(student.name, student.email, student.age, student.ID )

I'm having this class, and I'm trying to check that if ID is not a number then it would return a console.log("ID not a number."), but I am not sure how I can do that.

I added this before this.ID = ID which is if (isNaN(this.ID)) return console.log("NO"), but it logs ```js
NO
Jack,"[e-mail]",24,undefined

[restive furnace]

you could try using typeof operator. check it before assigning into the value.

example:

if (typeof this.thing !== "number")
    // throw some error here

[ripe prairie]

sql noob here, what does the "UNIQUE" constraint do

[thorny flume]

can someone tell me what is the name of the route that i can put a user ID or product on?

[opal plank]

as the word says, unique, it queries with only unique(non repeated) columns

it can be handy instead of AGGREP or GROUP clauses

[ripe prairie]

[opal plank]

imagine this

[ripe prairie]

oki

[opal plank]

==========================
id | name | role

1 | lerwin | dev
2 | lerwin | dev
3 | Nekomaki | dev
4 | Nekomaki | dev

Each of the ID's are unique

[ripe prairie]

oh

[opal plank]

however the names or the roles arent

[ripe prairie]

i see

[opal plank]

meaning if i try to make the role collumn unique

[ripe prairie]

so i can't have two id -> 1s

[opal plank]

correct

if you have a column with UNIQUE you cant insert the same value twice

that ensures its actually only that one occurance

and no more

[ripe prairie]

so if i have a table that takes into account people's discord IDs, i should probably set it to unique? (even if there probably won't be any conflict given how discord uids are made)

or something of the same concept

[opal plank]

correct

[ripe prairie]

lets goo

[opal plank]

you using postgres?

[ripe prairie]

sqlite

dunno if that's a proper answer to your question

all i know is i'm using some sql and the sqlite3 lib in python lol

[opal plank]

postgres, like sqlite, is another db

its SQL based tho

but postgres usually offers a shitton more stuff, but its also heavier

[thorny flume]

can someone tell me what is the name of the route that i can put a user ID or product on?

[opal plank]

what?

you mean the api?

for a GET request?

[thorny flume]

Exemple: ('/user/[:id]')

[opal plank]

just ask which endpoint

but yeah, thats the one for user

https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/user#get-user

and for product...

[frigid mountain]

do you guys only help discord.js or also discord.py

[opal plank]

https://discord.com/developers/docs/game-sdk/store#get-entitlements

this would likely be the one for store

@thorny flume

[opal plank]

nah, but py and js are the major ones used

[thorny flume]

no man, it is express, I want to create a route with a user id or product

[opal plank]

should've said so

yeah, that would work

[ripe prairie]

okay so

here we go

[thorny flume]

Lol

[opal plank]

look at the docs i sent above

you could use discord's format with endpoints for that

[frigid mountain]

cause iv learner js so I want to learn py

[thorny flume]

Ok

[opal plank]

fair enough

[frigid mountain]

well it is what it is

[thorny flume]

@opal plank

.get('/user/${user.id}')

?

[opal plank]

that would work, yeah

also

plural

users

though thats just preference

[thorny flume]

Okay, but I can create a const containing the information I want to pass on, for example:

const userId = '90';

.get('/users/${userId}')

?

[opal plank]

well, its a server, yeah, you can send whatever you want to whoever does the GET request

[cinder patio]

So I have a struct, which owns an object let's say A, is it any way to transfer the ownership of that object to the current scope, and then return it once the scope is over, I don't wanna borrow because I'll need to borrow again later on

[ripe prairie]

@opal plank

@commands.command()
    async def dbtest(self, ctx, currency: int):
        conn = sqlite3.connect(some database path)
        c = conn.cursor()
        c.execute("SELECT ID FROM UserCurrency WHERE ID=?", (ctx.author.id,))

        if c.fetchone():
            await ctx.send("Found!")
        else:
            await ctx.send("Not found.")
            c.execute("INSERT INTO UserCurrency VALUES (?, ?)", (ctx.author.id, currency,))
        
        conn.commit()
        conn.close()```

i did a thing

and it works

but is there anything i can prolly do better

(all command is supposed to do is just check if uid exists when running the cmd, then if it doesn't, just put the uid in and add the currency value)

also, is there a way to get like, ID, as an actual value that i can use in code
nvm got it pogu

[thorny flume]

And if I want to get this information, I can do it like this:

.get('/users/${userId}')

console.log(`${userId}`)

[earnest phoenix]

I'd suggest you do a connection pooling, idk if sqlite3 has it. Also, ig sqlite has similar syntax as postgre for upsert clause

[ripe prairie]

i dont think it does (from searching it up)

[earnest phoenix]

yeah ig, there's sqlalchemy afaik. I haven't tried sqlite though

[ripe prairie]

ah well how bad can it get

(very bad)

[earnest phoenix]

Oh, forgot to mention, you should be using aiosqlite instead as sqlite3 is blocking

not sure if it has connection pooling though

[ripe prairie]

aiosqlite?

oh

i see

thank you

[earnest phoenix]

what code should i use i want that bot say something when it is pinged (node js)

[lavish bramble]

What is the opposite of guildCreate

[opal plank]

guildDelete

[opal plank]

which library?

[opal plank]

not how that works with routers, no, you'd get which endpoint they touched with the url in the request

[earnest phoenix]

??

[opal plank]

which library

discord.js? discord.py? eris.js?

[earnest phoenix]

Discord.js

@opal plank

[opal plank]

use websocket ping or make a simple request to see how long it took

oh

nvm im stupid

you mean when you MENTION the bot?

lik @<botname>?

@earnest phoenix

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

@bot

This

And he replies 😅

[opal plank]

listen to messageCreate event, then just check if the <message>.content includes the bot id or mention

[earnest phoenix]

🤔

[opal plank]

discord.js should ship mentions wth it

<message>.mentions.first()?.id === client.me.id

something long those lines

[quartz kindle]

you havent used djs in so long you forgot how it works?

[opal plank]

yeah

[quartz kindle]

xd

[opal plank]

i assume it has your own users/@me payload attached to the client somewhere, no?

[quartz kindle]

message.mentions.users.has(client.user.id)

[opal plank]

yeah that ^^

totally knew

was testing you tim

good job, you pass

[quartz kindle]

:^)

[lavish bramble]

What is the opposite of message.mentions.users.first()

[long crow]

message.mentions.users.last()

[lavish bramble]

Thnx

[long crow]

there is middle too

LIES

[opal plank]

is there quarter()?

third()

8th()

420th()

[long crow]

69?

[opal plank]

69th(), yes

[quartz kindle]

.first(10).last() is a real thing tho :^)

[opal plank]

kill it with fire pls

today i learned that map() is unoptimized af

for loops ftw

[quartz kindle]

nothing beats for loops

also object > map if your keys are strings

map is only good for non-string keys

[opal plank]

except detritus. detritus beats everything *

||this opinion may or may not be biased||

[quartz kindle]

bias king :^)

[opal plank]

dunno wutchu on' bout

[long crow]

ask the owner to document it properly,it cancer to read the docs

[thorny flume]

Ok

[long crow]

(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

[opal plank]

imagine reading docs and not using intellisense

ts gang

the docs are there, in intellisense format

[opal plank]

also also

@long crow pls cake-san dont bonk me for exposing dms

cake definitively has plans to improving the docs

i've talked to him before, im willing to give some help too

might write a base clone-ready bot for new people full of comments

[long crow]

I'm looking forward to it, sure it handy for intellisense, but as now I dont want to rely fully on automatic pops without knowing what it does

[opal plank]

i mean, in all honesty most of the is kinda intuitive

also biased opinion, cuz you need to know a bit of how discord api works beforehand

for new users, without intellisense its a nightmare

[long crow]

when I active here, most feedback I see is about documentation, so yeah. looking forward to it.

[opal plank]

those 3 he says are the feedback im bringing from what i hear

voice support

better docs

message collectors

and seemless scale

though he did point out not having much interest in the latter

[long crow]

already supporting / command?

[opal plank]

dunno if i should actually say much about it since most of it was spoken in dms, and he's traveling rn

dont wanna put unwanted pressure

but yeah, he is doing something about slash commands, possibly a slashCommands client

dunno exactly what he's doing, i havent asked much

but im already using slash commands and some newer stuff

his lib has no problem whatsoever interacting with it

[long crow]

button?

[opal plank]

yeah, i got to test the buttons

they are amazing

[long crow]

I'll just wait it out, btw we stray out of #development topics. kekw

[opal plank]

not really, this is dev talk

talking about a library and its capabilities is well within topic

but the new stuff is looking hella sweet

threads and buttons are pog

[long crow]

threads, never heard of it

button yeah, when someone show it to me

[opal plank]

its been talked about quite a while in the past

not sure if i can comment about anything in details tho

they specifically asked not to share it

[long crow]

I'll take a stand wait and see

[opal plank]

fair enough

[long crow]

not rushing stuff till it ready

[opal plank]

indeed

though im going the other way around

i may already be porting my commands to use it

like, almost all of them

of course, gonna leave the old ones as is, but i'll clone them to be able to use the newer stuff too

[quartz kindle]

im probably not gonna do shit

[opal plank]

im 100% using it

too pog to pass by without really any drawbacks

specially for ratelimits

this will massively decrease some ratelimits

[quartz kindle]

im sick and tired of updating shit

generally sick of discord devving too lmao

[long crow]

soon acquired by microsoft

heh

[lavish bramble]

How can I mix two name with each other

[earnest phoenix]

len/2+len/2

you get the idea

[earnest phoenix]

how make an api in heroku

[spare badger]

@earnest phoenix Learn how program

[earnest phoenix]

i mean i want make a meme api link

but my cnt workk

[lavish bramble]

Can I get this in detail

😅

[cinder patio]

you get the first half of the first string, second half of the second string, and you add them

[spare badger]

What language are you using and if I understand correctly, you are trying to combine two string variables?

[lavish bramble]

I'm using javascript
And trying to make a ship command

[spare badger]

A ship command?

[lavish bramble]

Yup

[spare badger]

Don't judge me I'm mostly just a web dev getting into bot development lol. So what do you mean with a ship command?

What is it supposed to do?

[lavish bramble]

Like this

[hazy sparrow]

basically fusion names if you ever watched dbz

[lavish bramble]

Idk

[cinder patio]

you get the first half of the first string, second half of the second string, and you add them

[earnest phoenix]

isnt this self explanatory?

[long crow]

python maybe, js not so

[earnest phoenix]

its the concept

[cinder patio]

A lot of people can't be bothered to use their brain

[long crow]

yeah yeah ,you're the smart ass

[pale vessel]

🙄

[earnest phoenix]

post your command and we will help you fix it. cant really spoonfeed

[lavish bramble]

Oksir

[rose canopy]

@earnest phoenix do U understand urdu

[earnest phoenix]

correct

[cinder patio]

    pub fn peek(&mut self) -> Option<&Token> {
        if self.current.is_some() {
            return self.current.as_ref();
        }
        self.current = self.consume();
        self.current.as_ref()
    }

Any rust pros here know how can I make it so the function doesn't return a reference to Token without cloning it, or maybe return a reference to token which isn't tied to self's lifetime

[cinder patio]

let token = self.tokens.peek()?;
match &token.val {
    ...
    self.tokens.next(); // cannot borrow `self.tokens` as mutable more than once at a time
}

That's why I'm asking ^^

[eternal osprey]

i am trying to install windows build tools

and it has been stuck on this page for like 30 minutes or so

[quartz kindle]

its normal, keep waiting

[eternal osprey]

sure

[lusty quest]

saw this taking 1-2 hours on low powered Devices

[static matrix]

Why i cant add backgrounds?

[eternal osprey]

i've got a pc that is running on 850 watt psu. Has quite some strength too.

still at the same page lmao

[minor urchin]

same problem

[lusty quest]

my Microwave can also pull 850 Watts, wont be this much faster. you could even run a RPI off a 850 Watts PSU and it will still work at the same speed.

[quartz kindle]

installing stuff is more network and disk dependent than cpu and ram

[lusty quest]

or just gets limited by your OS, but for this you have to run funny stuff like a Raid 0 array of mutiple NVME SSDs. then windows starts to limit speeds to the array bcs it cant handle it.

but this again is not really something that a normal person will encounter

[earnest phoenix]

Hey why this is not working for me?
message.guild.me.voiceChannel.join()

[lusty quest]

you call the voiceChannel property from a member object

[earnest phoenix]

like message.member.voiceChannel.join()?

[lusty quest]

me gives you the member object of the bot, you probably want to get or fetch the voicechannel and then get the bot to join it

[earnest phoenix]

Oh ok

[earnest phoenix]

<GuildMember>.voiceChannel is v11 which is deprecated, use <GuildMember>.voice.channel

[earnest phoenix]

I am using v12

Then do what I said

ok

How can I make my bot send his stats every 5min in a specific channel?
DJS

[earnest phoenix]

Set an interval using setInterval(), get a specific channel from cache by using <Collection>.get() on <Client>.channels.cache and call <TextChannel>.send() with the stats

[sudden geyser]

Assuming you're using the std::iter::Peekable struct, I don't believe there's any way to get around returning an Option<&T> as the method signature requires it. As for borrowing multiple mutables, .peek() works on its mutable self and .next() does the same thing (though .next() returns an owned value).

[cinder patio]

Thanks for the answer but I already solved it 😅

[sudden geyser]

ah, alright

[eternal osprey]

i am still at the same page with my download

wtf is it doing

still waiting for installer log

[quartz kindle]

well try restarting your pc

and try again

[eternal osprey]

i already tried that

nothing changed

what should i do now? @quartz kindle

[umbral zealot]

How long did you actually let it run? because I've seen this take, like, 45 minutes.

depending on the machine

[quartz kindle]

are you using cmd or powershell? try installing with the other one

you could also try installing chocolatey and installing through there

[eternal osprey]

for like a hour or more

[eternal osprey]

i tried cmd with admin perms

[eternal osprey]

chocolatey is already installed

[umbral zealot]

alright well try using it to install those

https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/visualstudio2017-workload-nodebuildtools

[eternal osprey]

yeah i will

i am trying it with powershell

but i think it will get stuck again

[eternal osprey]

seems like it won't work

[solemn latch]

It takes a long time.
Leave the command running

[tired panther]

whats the regex to match everything except of undefined?

[quartz kindle]

leave it running for like an hour, then open task manager and kill any installer.msi thingy (make sure cpu usage is 0%)

sometimes works

[pale vessel]

string.replace(/undefined/g, "")?

[tired panther]

Model.find({'guild.test' : idk})
fetch all documents with a defined value on the field

[pale vessel]

You can just fetch all and filter the results

[tired panther]

fetchAll is too much, a lot of documents xD

[pale vessel]

guilds.find({ test: { $ne: undefined } })```

$ne would be not equals

test is the property

[tired panther]

oh, , did not thought about reversing it , thx

[quaint wasp]

How do I know where this error came from?

E:\Program Files\smug\code\node_modules\discord.js\src\rest\RequestHandler.js:154
      throw new DiscordAPIError(request.path, data, request.method, res.status);
            ^

DiscordAPIError: Unknown Channel
    at RequestHandler.execute (E:\Program Files\smug\code\node_modules\discord.js\src\rest\RequestHandler.js:154:13)
    at runMicrotasks (<anonymous>)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:93:5)
    at async RequestHandler.push (E:\Program Files\smug\code\node_modules\discord.js\src\rest\RequestHandler.js:39:14) {
  method: 'post',
  path: '/channels/825367843355885608/messages',
  code: 10003,
  httpStatus: 404
}```

[sudden geyser]

It's often not helpful.

One way would be to catch it early.

[quaint wasp]

how

?

I got over 50 files... idk where the error exactly came from.

[clear marlin]

What command did you just execute?

[sudden geyser]

e.g. ```js
try {
something()
} catch (err) {
handle(err);
}

surrounding the command. Logging stuff like what command was used can help as well.

[pale vessel]

Make sure to await it

[sudden geyser]

if it returns a promise of course ^

[clear marlin]

well tbh, Hoister just wants to know where the error came from, although yes exception handling is a good thing.

[sudden geyser]

Handling the exception will allow the error stacktrace to point to where it came from (I believe)

Plus you should have the info on what command it was by doing so.

[PostgreSQL] I have a media and tags table. I want the media table to have a tags column that should be a collection of references pointing to some row in the tags table. PostgreSQL has an array type, but I don't believe it's appropriate for this as I don't think you can store arrays with references (foreign keys). How would I accomplish something like this?

[rapid wharf]

Hey Guys, In Dicord.py I coded

async def on_member_join(member):
    em = discord.Embed(title=f"Welcome {member.name}!!", color=0xd24dff)
    em.add_field(name=f'Welcome to my World Baby {member.name}!', value=member.mention)
    em.set_footer(text="Hope you will have Fun with me here!!!")
    await client.get_channel(799980929056768003).send(f'{member.mention} has Joined.')
    await client.get_channel(799980929056768003).send(embed=em)```
this for the welcome sys for only my support server, it will welcome new joiners on this channel, but the bot is welcoming every new member which joins in any server where the bot is. how to make it for my my support server, i tried adding 
```if dicord.Guild.id(696969696969): ```
 but it didn't helped.....

[sudden geyser]

That if condition doesn't make sense.

You should check what guild the member is from.

I think you can do if member.guild.id == ...: pass

[rapid wharf]

ohhh, thanks, let me try it

[clear marlin]

so basically what I understood is that you want the media table to have, specific instances from the tags table right?

like getting row data from another table

[sudden geyser]

You're on the right track. The tags column would hold some collection of references pointing to some row on the tags table. But it won't hold an "instance" of a row (since that's not possible). The foreign key will instead hold a primary key (in my case an ID) that's sure to exist on the tags table (e.g. e577c582-6537-4b1f-ac8d-5dc8a64bbf30).

But I'm not sure how you'd have a collection of references work with a database

[clear marlin]

are you using sql or orms?

If you are using sql

Use SELECT INTO

[sudden geyser]

An ORM to interact with the database, but I'm creating the table from SQL.

[clear marlin]

ye well that can help

lemmi give you an example

SELECT data1 data2 INTO TABLE subtable FROM supertable

should work like a charm

[earnest phoenix]

WHAT THE..

[clear marlin]

huh

[sudden geyser]

I'll look into SELECT INTO, thanks :)

[clear marlin]

np

[finite leaf]

https://i.callumdev.xyz/rrx00.png

why is the body empty?

https://i.callumdev.xyz/szc46.png

https://i.callumdev.xyz/j0zmr.png

[quaint wasp]

I didnt, someone else..

[clear marlin]

empty response from the server I guess,