development

[boreal iron]

If you've included the discordjs package already

const discord = require("discord.js");
let something = new discord.collection();

[earnest phoenix]

read the error

Got it now lol

[earnest phoenix]

I'm learning!! Ayo @solemn latch (ik ur a mod and you don't like pings), but I have been striggling with Slash Commands for the longest time, this fr helped me out SOO MUCH! Your awesome.

[solemn latch]

pog, np.
lmk if you need more help

(not dms though, )

[boreal iron]

opening a DM with Woo

[earnest phoenix]

lol, Tyty

[solemn latch]

you are always allowed to dm me

just not for dev help 😄

[boreal iron]

Booooring... just doing things I'm not allowed to

[fresh bluff]

Time to create a new discord bot today!

[split hazel]

nice

[sudden geyser]

What theme?

[split hazel]

[fresh bluff]

Still thinking about that

[sudden geyser]

ah

I recently picked up making bots again

[fresh bluff]

Im thinking a Bot that can play games

if not i'm going to think of more themes

[split hazel]

among us imposter theme

[wheat mesa]

:C

[fresh bluff]

@sudden geyser I know what Theme Im doing

Klay Im doing a YouTube Notification bot

for my servers YouTube channel

[sudden geyser]

Are you sure you want to do that? There are many bots that offer that feature already.

[fresh bluff]

I want to make my own that i change anything on it

[solemn latch]

Should be relatively straightforward to create

https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/push_notifications

[wicked pivot]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/911649508495077509/914582671806562407/MemberInfo.png
replace ms to hour on chartjs-node-canvas

Object.values(StatsTop).map(r => {
DateChart.push(moment(r.date).format('YYYY/MM/DD'))
VocalChart.push(r.voice)
})

var configuration = {
            type: 'line',
            data:{
                labels: DateChart,
                datasets: [
                    {
                        label: "Vocal Hour",
                        data: VocalChart,
                        backgroundColor: '#dc143c'
                    }
                ]
            }
        }```

[fresh bluff]

@sudden geyser Nvm my bot won't turn on gotta scrap this on

[sudden geyser]

That just means you have to try harder

Improvise. Adapt. Overcome!

[fresh bluff]

Plus i thought I don't know anything about integrating youtube with a discord bot

WAIT

WAIT

I FOUND SOMETHING I MISSED

Hey guys I got this error how do i fix it?

[boreal iron]

You're missing the start script in your package json file

[fresh bluff]

Oh

[fresh bluff]

How do I put that in?

[boreal iron]

https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/using-npm/scripts

[fresh bluff]

Thanks

[boreal iron]

You should always use npm init -y to initialize a new project.

That will create a package json for you

[fresh bluff]

Know what Ima go Use my Other bot for music while i code my other bot

[boreal iron]

[earnest phoenix]

are you coding multiple bots at once

https://tenor.com/view/big-brain-markiplier-gif-14835823

[fresh bluff]

No i have 1 bot on 24/7 for music auto moderation and fun and games

I'm working on a 2nd bot

[fresh bluff]

But kinda yes

YES ITS WORKING

[earnest phoenix]

there's bots that are amazing at one thing
multi purpose bots that are mediocre at everything
and then there is you
with both of them

[fresh bluff]

Yes

lol i typed dubstep wrong

it still knew what song i wanted

forgot i need to sign back into github

[jovial vapor]

Just wondering. Would a /lastseen or !lastseen command that displays the time when a user sent a message last/was last online?

[wheat mesa]

is that a question..?

[rigid shadow]

I mean there is clearly a question mark, but I don't get the question tho 😅

[lyric mountain]

ig he forgor the question terminator

like "Would X be useful?" instead of "Would X?"

[sudden geyser]

If you mean "Would a /lastseen command that displays the last time a user sent a message or was online be useful?", that's subjective and up to you. I wouldn't find it useful, but someone else may. It would probably be better in a /user info command though.

I meant adding the details to a more general command (/user info, which displays other stuff)

which could include the last time they were seen?

it is user information after all

[jovial vapor]

Just read over it and realised it doesn’t make sense, I was trying to ask if a /lastseen command that displays when a user was last online/sent a message is possible or not?. Sorry for the confusion

[grim aspen]

I used to have that for my bot until discordjs fucked mentions

[sudden geyser]

You'd need to record when your bot last "saw" that member. For example, tracking messages and their online status to update state.

It's not baked into the API, but certainly possible.

[jovial vapor]

Noted. Thanks!

[idle coral]

Heya, how would I import clean_code. It says it isn't a module.

[sudden geyser]

A file by that name probably doesn't exist or its path is wrong

[earnest phoenix]

I thought you were going somewhere else with that

and then there is you
bad at both

[sudden geyser]

jack of all trades, master of none

[blazing jackal]

Ppp

[proven lantern]

i have a configuration like this for my slash command

  "name": "config",
  "description": "Customize.",
  "options": [
    {
      "name": "server",
      "type": 2,
      "description": "Customize server.",
      "options": [
        {
          "name": "matchmaking",
          "type": 1,
          "description": "Customize matchmaking for you server.",
          "options": [
            {
              "name": "visibility",
              "description": "Matchmaking Visibility.",
              "type": 3,
              "choices": [
                {
                  "name": "Public (Default)",
                  "value": "public"
                },
                {
                  "name": "Private",
                  "value": "private"
                }
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}```

The options come in looking like this ```{
    "options": [
      {
        "name": "server",
        "options": [
          {
            "name": "matchmaking",
            "options": [
              {
                "name": "visibility",
                "type": 3,
                "value": "public"
              }
            ],
            "type": 1
          }
        ],
        "type": 2
      }
    ],
}```

but all i care about is ```{
  "options": [
    {
      "name": "visibility",
      "type": 3,
      "value": "public"
    }
  ]
}```

If i refactor the group names then the options change making my code coupled to the group and subgroups. is there a good way to get around this? i was thinking about writing a marshaler that dynamically traversers the options and finds the actual options. any other ideas?

[lavish dove]

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class AppPilotos {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException, IOException {
        final int MAX_ELEMENTOS = 20;
        int opcao, qtdCadastrados = 0;
        String[] pilotos = new String[MAX_ELEMENTOS];
        Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
        int x;
        String nome;
        int cpf;
        int localCPF;

        do {
            System.out.println("\n****\nMENU\n****\n");
            System.out.println("1 - Cadastrar piloto");
            System.out.println("2 - Listar pilotos cadastrados");
            System.out.println("3 - Localizar piloto pelo CPF");
            System.out.println("4 - Aumentar espaço de armazenamento");
            System.out.println("0 - Sair");
            System.out.print("Opção: ");

            opcao = in.nextInt();
            in.nextLine(); // Tira o ENTER que ficou na entrada na instrução anterior

            if (opcao == 1) {
                // Se não tem mais espaço no vetor, caio fora
                if (qtdCadastrados == MAX_ELEMENTOS) {
                    System.out.println("\nNão há espaço para cadastrar novos pilotos.");
                    voltarMenu(in);
                    continue;
                }

                //Cadastre seu piloto aqui
                if (qtdCadastrados < MAX_ELEMENTOS) {
                    System.out.println("\nQual o nome do Piloto: ");
                    nome = in.nextLine();
                    cpf = qtdCadastrados;
                    pilotos[qtdCadastrados] = nome + qtdCadastrados;
                    System.out.println( "\nNome: " + nome +"\nCPF: "+ cpf);
                    
                    qtdCadastrados = qtdCadastrados + 1;
                }

                System.out.println("\nPiloto cadastrado com sucesso.");
                voltarMenu(in);```

                // Se não tem ninguém cadastrado no vetor, caio fora
                if (qtdCadastrados == 0) {
                    System.out.println("\nNão há motoristas cadastrados para exibir.");
                    voltarMenu(in);
                    continue;
                }
                if (qtdCadastrados > 0) {
                // Exiba os pilotos aqui
                System.out.println("\n   Pilotos cadastrados   \n");
                for(int posicaoPiloto = 0; posicaoPiloto < qtdCadastrados; posicaoPiloto++){
                    System.out.println(pilotos[posicaoPiloto] + " - CPF: " + posicaoPiloto);

                }
            }
                voltarMenu(in);
            } else if (opcao == 3) {
                if (qtdCadastrados == 0) {
                    
                    System.out.println("\nNão há pilotos para serem localizados.");
                    voltarMenu(in);
                }                
                
                if (qtdCadastrados > 0){

                    System.out.println("\nQual o CPF do piloto: ");
                    localCPF = sc4.nextInt();
                    System.out.println("\nPiloto com o CPF " + localCPF + " é o: " + pilotos[localCPF]);

                }
                voltarMenu(in);
            } else if (opcao == 4) {
                System.out.println("\nQual sera o novo tamanho do armazenamento: ");
                x = in.nextInt();
                String[] pilotos2 = new String[x];
                System.arraycopy(pilotos, 0, pilotos2, 0, qtdCadastrados);

                System.out.print("\nArmazenamento aumentado!");
                voltarMenu(in);
                continue;
            }
            else if (opcao != 0) {
                System.out.println("\nOpção inválida!");
            }
        } while (opcao != 0);

        System.out.println("Fim do programa!");

        in.close();
    }```

    private static void voltarMenu(Scanner in) throws InterruptedException, IOException {
        System.out.println("\nPressione ENTER para voltar ao menu.");
        in.nextLine();

        // Limpa toda a tela, deixando novamente apenas o menu
        if (System.getProperty("os.name").contains("Windows"))
            new ProcessBuilder("cmd", "/c", "cls").inheritIO().start().waitFor();
        else
            System.out.print("\033[H\033[2J");
        
        System.out.flush();
    }
}```

thats it

I'm having problems with the "pilots" array. Its limit is 20, and I have "option 4" which has the functionality to increase it, in this case I create a new array, copy the values ​​from the old one and put it in the new one. But apparently, the other options in the code do not use it, what should I do?

[proven lantern]

how does this look?

const x = {
    "options": [
        {
            "name": "server",
            "options": [
                {
                    "name": "matchmaking",
                    "options": [
                        {
                            "name": "visibility",
                            "type": 3,
                            "value": "public"
                        }
                    ],
                    "type": 1
                }
            ],
            "type": 2
        }
    ]
}

const cleanOptions = options => {
    if (!options.options) {
        return options;
    }
    return cleanOptions(options.options[0]);
};

console.log(cleanOptions(x))

[sudden geyser]

It looks fine

I found the options structure limiting as well

So I made some functions to conveniently extract values

But it didn't rely on recursion like yours did

[earnest phoenix]

Can I make it so what a slash command can only be used by a specific number of users.

[sudden geyser]

Yours is probably better since subcommands and subcommand group options are quite static

[proven lantern]

you can use a database to do that

[proven lantern]

that one is actually broken

i have another fix

[sudden geyser]

aw

[earnest phoenix]

How can I make a function when someone vote my bot ?

[sudden geyser]

Use the webhooks API

See https://docs.top.gg/resources/webhooks/

[proven lantern]

works

const x = {
    "options": [
        {
            "name": "server",
            "options": [
                {
                    "name": "matchmaking",
                    "options": [
                        {
                            "name": "visibility",
                            "type": 3,
                            "value": "public"
                        },
                        {
                            "name": "visibility",
                            "type": 3,
                            "value": "public"
                        }
                    ],
                    "type": 1
                }
            ],
            "type": 2
        }
    ]
}

const cleanOptions = options => {
    if (!options[0].options) {
        return options;
    }
    return cleanOptions(options[0].options);
};

console.log(cleanOptions([x]))

Broken version

const x = {
    "options": [
        {
            "name": "server",
            "options": [
                {
                    "name": "matchmaking",
                    "options": [
                        {
                            "name": "visibility",
                            "type": 3,
                            "value": "public"
                        },
                        {
                            "name": "visibility",
                            "type": 3,
                            "value": "public"
                        }
                    ],
                    "type": 1
                }
            ],
            "type": 2
        }
    ]
}

const cleanOptions = options => {
    if (!options.options) {
        return options;
    }
    return cleanOptions(options.options[0]);
};

console.log(cleanOptions(x))

[proven lantern]

the command will still show up for everyone though

[wheat mesa]

ejs newbie here... For some reason CSS is not being applied on my page, when my head.ejs is as follows: ```html
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>WaffleBot</title>

<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com">
<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossorigin>
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Poppins:wght@200;500&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../../styles/style.css">
<script src="../../src/index.js"></script>
and my `index.ejs` imports `head.ejs` ashtml
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<%- include('../partials/head'); %>
</head>

<body>
<header>
<%- include('../partials/header'); %>
</header>

<main>
<div>
<h1>Test</h1>
<p>Test2</p>
</div>
</main>

<footer>
<%- include('../partials/footer'); %>
</footer>

</body>
</html>

as a basic test, my style.css is just ```css
body {
background-color: #343434;
margin: 0;
}

[proven lantern]

any errors in the network tab?

[wheat mesa]

yeah, I got a 404... Interesting

[proven lantern]

probably off by a directory

../../styles/style.css

maybe an absolute reference would be better

[wheat mesa]

Oh yeah you're right, I'm starting the program from a different directory haha

stupid relative paths

[fresh bluff]

well thats great my dashboard is experiencing 2 304'S

[proven lantern]

even with this cleanOptions function, i'll still need to route the options to a function. and to do that i'll need to look at the group and sub group, which means my code is still coupled to the groups

[fresh bluff]

now it has 6 304'S

Just Great

[proven lantern]

nm, all my command names are unique so i can just ignore the groups.

[fresh bluff]

is it bad that my bots dashboard is at 5000 MS!?!?!?!

[wheat mesa]

I've changed it to use absolute paths now, but the console is telling me localhost/:10 Not allowed to load local resource: file path

Is there something I'm missing here? Whenever I was using raw html/css I didn't ever have this problem

[proven lantern]

can you find the styles manually

like if you type it into the address bar

[wheat mesa]

wdym

It's a local CSS file on my pc

My project is structured like this, and I'm loading the CSS file the way I would normally do it. Although a big difference between what I normally do is that I'm using express now

I'm gonna take a break and come back to this later

[sudden geyser]

How about an easier (but more wasteful?) solution, such as recursively changing the options array to a map of the names as keys?

[proven lantern]

const x = [
    {
        "name": "visibility",
        "type": 3,
        "value": "public"
    },
    {
        "name": "voice-channels",
        "type": 3,
        "value": "enabled"
    }
];

console.log(x.reduce((acc, val) => ({...acc, [val.name]: val}), {}))

{
  visibility: { name: 'visibility', type: 3, value: 'public' },
  'voice-channels': { name: 'voice-channels', type: 3, value: 'enabled' }
}

i added the full clean options function here

https://github.com/discord/discord-api-docs/discussions/4174#discussioncomment-1712978

[earnest phoenix]

Welp, I'm back again.

const { SlashCommandBuilder } = require('@discordjs/builders');
const Discord = require('discord.js')
const wait = require('util').promisify(setTimeout);

const { Client, Intents, MessageActionRow, MessageButton, MessageEmbed, MessageSelectMenu } = require('discord.js');

const cool = new Client({
  intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES],
});
const { r1 , r2 ,r3 ,r4 , r1m , r2m , r3m , r4m } = require('../config.json')

module.exports = {
    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
        .setName('roles')
        .setDescription('Dropdown!'),
    async execute(interaction, message) {


    
      const rw = new MessageActionRow().addComponents(
        new MessageButton()
          .setCustomId("r1")
          .setLabel("Role 1")
          .setStyle("DANGER")
          .setEmoji(r1m),
        new MessageButton()
          .setCustomId("r2")
          .setLabel("Role 2")
          .setStyle("DANGER")
          .setEmoji(r2m),
        new MessageButton()
          .setCustomId("r3")
          .setLabel("Role 3")
          .setStyle("DANGER")
          .setEmoji(r3m),
        new MessageButton()
          .setCustomId("r4")
          .setLabel("Role 4")
          .setStyle("DANGER")
          .setEmoji(r4m),
      
      );
      const roles = new MessageEmbed()
        .setColor(`AQUA`)
        .setTitle(`Roles`)
        .setDescription(
          `Take your roles by clicking on the corresponding buttons!\n Click on them again to remove them!`
        );
      interaction.reply({ embeds: [roles], components: [rw] });
  }
}
cool.on("interactionCreate", async (interaction) => {
  if (interaction.isButton()) {
    if (interaction.customId == "r1") {
      if (interaction.member.roles.cache.some((role) => role.id == r1)) {
        interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r1}> was removed from you`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
        interaction.member.roles.remove(r1);
      } else {
        interaction.member.roles.add(r1);
        await interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r1}> was added to you`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
      }
    } else if (interaction.customId == "r2") {
      if (interaction.member.roles.cache.some((role) => role.id == r2)) {
        interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r2}> was removed from you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
        interaction.member.roles.remove(r2);
      } else {
        interaction.member.roles.add(r2);
        await interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r2}> was added to you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
      }
    } else if (interaction.customId == "r3") {
      if (interaction.member.roles.cache.some((role) => role.id == r3)) {
        interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r3}> was removed from you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
        interaction.member.roles.remove(r3);
      } else {
        interaction.member.roles.add(r3);
        await interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r3}> was added to you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
      }
    } else if (interaction.customId == "r4") {
      if (interaction.member.roles.cache.some((role) => role.id == r4)) {
        interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r4}> was removed from you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
        interaction.member.roles.remove(r4);
      } else {
        interaction.member.roles.add(r4);
        await interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r4}> was added to you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
      }
    } 
  }
})```

No error in logs, just this interaction failed

[sudden geyser]

I was thinking more like this:

function re(data) {
  // Implementation is probably broken
  data.options &&= Object.keys(data.options).forEach((k) => {
    data[k] = re(data[k]);
  });

  return data;
}

It doesn't extract the options like you originally wanted, but it does make working with options much simpler (data.options.server.options.matchmaking.options.visibility.value vs. using .find).

[earnest phoenix]

@solemn latch ^ You said to lyk if I needed anymore help :)

[solemn latch]

Try adding an interaction reply after the last ID if statement

[earnest phoenix]

What would it reply to?

[solemn latch]

Doesn't matter tbh, just checking if it's an if statement issue

[earnest phoenix]

So like

 } else {
        interaction.member.roles.add(r4);
        await interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r4}> was added to you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
        interaction.reply({ content: `Testing123`, ephemeral: true, })

?

At the way end?

If so, it didn't send "testing123"

Just did the same thing. o-o

[solemn latch]

I think you need to go a few lines down with it

I cant tell, after the if statement not in it.

[earnest phoenix]

Moved it to after } else if (interaction.customId == "r4") { Like after the } one

Did not send the reply.

[solemn latch]

Ok yeah, something strange then that I don't know about.
Try console logging in that spot instead to see if the codes even getting that far

If not put the log near the top, maybe inside the isButton if

Anyway I need to sleep. Gl

[earnest phoenix]

I did that

 await interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r3}> was added to you!`,
          ephemeral: true,
        });
      }
            console.log(`Test`)

    } else if (interaction.customId == "r4") {
      if (interaction.member.roles.cache.some((role) => role.id == r4)) {
        interaction.reply({
          content: `The role <@&${r4}> was removed from you!`,
          ephemeral: true,```

Didn't log anything.

[earnest phoenix]

Goodnightt!

Its because my module exports {}'s

Were at the top

and not at the bottom...

So it cut off all of the bottom

  });
      }}
  })```
I must be missing a few things there

I've been getting that for like 10 minutes now

🤣

Then it goes to this

So its back and forth

GOT IT

oml

Nope

[spark flint]

why code when you can just cry

[earnest phoenix]

Ikr

[spark flint]

[earnest phoenix]

Figured it out, nothing after cool.on("interactionCreate", async (interaction) => { works for some reason....

Still doesn't work after that

[quartz kindle]

did you actually login?

[quartz kindle]

i dont see a login here ^

[earnest phoenix]

Wym login?

Its a command file.

[quartz kindle]

you are creating a new client

[earnest phoenix]

Oh?

[earnest phoenix]

Oh yeah, lemme just yoink that out of there

Now its just this:

DiscordAPIError: Unknown interaction```

Wait nvm

Got it

:)

I think

Nope, still "Unknown Interaction"

What exactly is going on?

[boreal iron]

Well your interaction has already been expired

You will have to defer it if your response takes more than 3s

Which is the lifetime of each interaction by default

[snow urchin]

lets say I have this, how can I receive the {test: true} within the shard
https://i.callumdev.xyz/hi48g.png

[ripe prairie]

!MomijiStare non animated

[sudden geyser]

Either <:NAME:ID> or <a:NAME:ID>

[ripe prairie]

!3sEneW animated

check previous message author id, if equals to new message author id, delete message

or if you're somehow unable to check prev message data, store previous user ID in memory or db or something

then compare

that's how i'd do it but im not the best coder so

[earnest phoenix]

Okay so my server just got raided, all members are there. But I need to figure out how to make a command that can delete channels that has hail in it. How might I do that?

There are over 200 hail-sumthin channels

Proof:

[ripe prairie]

if channel name has text "heil" in it, delete channel

and make it iterative by grabbing all the channels in the guild

then running through all of them

[earnest phoenix]

channel.delete()
}```
?

[ripe prairie]

if it's js i can't really help with the code unfortunately

not very familiar with it

[earnest phoenix]

Oh lol

Yeah its js

[ripe prairie]

at least in python it'd go something like

for channels in guild:
if "heil" in channel.name:
delete channel

or since you know what the channel names are, you could even see if the channel name starts with "heil"

[earnest phoenix]

that's javascript in five seconds

[quartz kindle]

who the fuck doesnt put spaces around &&

[earnest phoenix]

who the fuck uses single quote for strings

[quartz kindle]

well that too, but the && is much worse

criminal offense

[earnest phoenix]

agreed

link has a code formatter github action that changes my strings to single quote

[quartz kindle]

lmao

thats not better

thats luca

[earnest phoenix]

@marble juniper delete action or -3000000 social credit

[earnest phoenix]

oh and also

it deletes all semicolons

[marble juniper]

me

which is why I have the action

so it all stays in the code style I want it to be

[sudden geyser]

Always bet on JavaScript

[marble juniper]

master of the amount of js libs though

[marble juniper]

thats also intentional

cuz semi colons are useless in javascript

and only add extra bytes

the only real use case I can think of for semicolons is

;(async () => {
		// stuff
})()

[tired panther]

Lol

[lament rock]

some for statements require ;

one line multi expressions requires use of ;

[split hazel]

they are not useless

how would for statements work without them?

there are also cases where the automatic insertion does a bad job and breaks the code

[earnest phoenix]

and most of the code is jsx which does break from asi

[feral aspen]

What is this?

[earnest phoenix]

So does anyone know any bot that can show leaderboard ranks in real time

Like xp ranks

[hybrid cargo]

.catch()

well it shouldnt if u handle it properly

then the process should not end, unless your are catching at the wrong promise

U could just listen for unhandledRejection and uncaughtException from the process to eliminate all the possible causes for the process being stopped. But even with that its better to find where the errors are originating and actually handling them

[tulip ledge]

1 thing bots should never need the administrator role

if the message doesnt send nor the catch it prob means that your if statement is false

[hybrid cargo]

what is your error in the console?

[tulip ledge]

that's the catch block tho

[hybrid cargo]

well you are console logging the error so its showing you the error

[peak island]

how to thread message move to other channel or thread??

[marble juniper]

already answered but its an anonymous function

if ur an await spammer its pretty useful

[feral aspen]

I see. 😂

[earnest phoenix]

by code example you mean spoonfeed you

just put another iife there ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[lyric mountain]

in a db or in a table?

[plucky sail]

How can I print a webhook from the top.gg api on how many servers the bot is on | djs

[lyric mountain]

SELECT count(1) FROM table

[lyric mountain]

what?

top.gg webhook is exclusively related to votes

you want to upload the server count?

[plucky sail]

Yes

[lyric mountain]

what language?

[plucky sail]

discord.js

[lyric mountain]

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@top-gg/sdk

[plucky sail]

how can i print server count to webhook

[lyric mountain]

you can't

webhooks are sent by top.gg (or any other service), not by you

[earnest phoenix]

or by discord

[lyric mountain]

discord doesn't send webhooks tho

although they do receive it

[plucky sail]

So how to write another bot on how many servers?

[earnest phoenix]

Interactions

[earnest phoenix]

why

what will you need a second bot for

[lyric mountain]

(* ￣︿￣)

[plucky sail]

I will use this for the briefing

[earnest phoenix]

What's with it (￣▽￣)

[lyric mountain]

(￣﹏￣；) it's not like I forgot about interactions or anything

[earnest phoenix]

( ´ ▽ ` ) for sure

[bold lion]

how does one create buttons with discord.py?

[earnest phoenix]

step 1: discord.py is dead

step 2: migrate to hikari

step 3: delete python

step 4: let things that depend on python break

this

[quartz kindle]

isnt there a third party library that adds buttons to discord.py?

[earnest phoenix]

There's like a ton: discord-buttons, buttons, discord-buttons-plugin, discord-components, discord-py-buttons

The first one seems to be outdated

[lyric mountain]

pagination-utils

[spark flint]

discord-components is great

[bold lion]

oh ok thanks 🙂

[spark flint]

if you join their server, they have a slash command which returns a code snippit

[mystic raven]

Hello! My main scripting language is python. Which app do you recommend for python language. In replit i have to go back to website each 2 hours to re run bot since it goes offline. This is very annoying

[bold lion]

Use Flask to host your bot on Uptime Robot

[mystic raven]

wdym

[bold lion]

There’s a module named “Flask” which is utilized for app development

[mystic raven]

hmm

[bold lion]

And click on the secrets icon

[mystic raven]

wait

like this?

a sec

still dont understand

;-;

[bold lion]

Add a secret under the lock icon named “DISCORD_BOT_SECRET” with its value being your bots token

Then create a new python file called webserver.py

Use flask and threading to create a basic app

create a route for the app

Like this:

@eternal girder.route(‘/‘)

And then run it through app.run

[spark flint]

@mystic raven add from flask import Flask to the top

then add app = Flask(__name__) underneath that

then ```py
@app.route("/")
def ping():
return "I'm alive!"

app.run("0.0.0.0")```

[mystic raven]

how do u type like this btw

[spark flint]

write inside ```

[mystic raven]

ok

[spark flint]

yeah

[earnest phoenix]

DiscordAPIError: Invalid Form Body
embeds[0].description: This field is required
    at RequestHandler.execute (/home/runner/Hype-4/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:298:13)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
    at async RequestHandler.push (/home/runner/Hype-4/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:50:14)
    at async TextChannel.send (/home/runner/Hype-4/node_modules/discord.js/src/structures/interfaces/TextBasedChannel.js:172:15)
    at async paginationxd (/home/runner/Hype-4/commands/Owner/servers-list.js:93:26) 

[quartz kindle]

show servers-list.js

[wheat mesa]

You need to provide at least one of the following when making an embed: a footer, a title, a description, or a field

I’m assuming that you didn’t provide at least one of those

[spark flint]

alr i need help

i have the array "todos":[{"todoId":788,"title":"test","content":"big bun is testing this"}]

how to i get each todo item to be

<p><b>test</b></p>
<p>big bun is testing this</p><br>```

[earnest phoenix]

which framework

[spark flint]

python btw ^^

[spark flint]

no framework

its for an email

https://i.bigbun.dev/5TrCPZwt

thats it so far

[earnest phoenix]

doesn't python have array map

ofc it doesn't

[spark flint]

idk how i'm gonna work this

[earnest phoenix]

for loop?

[spark flint]

i mean true

i managed to get it to grab the users email from the database and it gets the todos array

for todo in user["todos"]:```

[earnest phoenix]

put this in the non existent js to py convertor:

let msg = "";
for (const todo of todos) {
    msg += `${todoId} smth smth\n`;
}

[spark flint]

alr i got it working

for todo in user["todos"]:
        todos = todos + f"<br><p><b>{todo['title']}</b> - {todo['content']}</p>"```

[lyric mountain]

baby shark baby shark todo todo todo todo

[sick agate]

how do i embed a raw c without making stuff like /// weird things

[round cove]

?

[sick agate]

just how do i make c treat some strings as raw string

[boreal iron]

c?

y?

k?

[round cove]

Raw strings for output?

printf(R"My raw string");```

What are you using C for and not C++?

[sick agate]

C not C++

[round cove]

I know. I was asking why you were using C and not C++. What do you need raw string for?

Care to show?

[sick agate]

uh embedding base64 data to be decoded later

[round cove]

yeah not sure why you wouldn't use C++ for that. But show what you want to do with C I guess

[plucky sail]

How do I get the number of servers in the discord 0 perm invite link to the message?

[spark flint]

wdym

[plucky sail]

What ?

[lyric mountain]

godzilla had a stroke

[spark flint]

yes

[humble cliff]

Is it unbearable?

[plucky sail]

No it has to be taken but I don't know how

[wheat mesa]

I’m so confused lmfao

[spark flint]

same

[round cove]

There's no reason to be rude about it.

[lunar cove]

votes on top.gg count double on weekends.
Is it true for servers too ?

[lyric mountain]

they don't double

it's just a convention bot owners use to incentive voting, so top.gg sends whether it's weekend or not

[lunar cove]

Ohh I saw this on @Mac#8888 's Pixxiebot docs. It might be the bot's feature

[lunar cove]

ohh thanks

[lyric mountain]

like "vote on weekends to get double credits" or whatever

but the actual vote is always 1

[lunar cove]

thanks for info !!!!!

[lyric mountain]

yw

[simple stump]

Is it just me or does joining a voice channel on mobile register voiceStateUpdate multiple times?

Cause I added a logging feature to my bot (or something even though I added a return statement when an user leaves) it ends up crashing and throwing the error, “User isn’t connected to a voice.”

[wheat jolt]

there was a bug some time ago related to this

[slender wagon]

do we have any rule against webscraping?

[wheat jolt]

no?

[slender wagon]

https://bscscan.com/txs
i am starting out a project and it is required for me to scrape from this site with a few filters using nodejs,
any recommendations

[wheat jolt]

it's not discord.js related, it's your job to handle multiple voiceStateUpdate at the same time accordingly

[wheat jolt]

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=how+to+web+scrape

[slender wagon]

ik

[wheat jolt]

then

[slender wagon]

https://learnscraping.com/best-scraping-tools-nodejs/

[wheat jolt]

it also depends on the programming language ur using

well

[slender wagon]

js

i just don't know which tool to go with

not cheerio cuz it has that jquery shit

[wheat jolt]

https://docs.bscscan.com/

you don't even have to scrape

they have an api

[slender wagon]

oh

https://tenor.com/view/brain-trash-spongebob-squidward-dumb-gif-17233216

[earnest phoenix]

what does a raw string do

[simple stump]

Ah ok thx

[earnest phoenix]

is it a feature in py?

[woeful pike]

[proven lantern]

why is this denied?

it should allow everything

aws permissions are so confusing

[split hazel]

they really fucking are

it took me 20 minutes one time to get a cloud function working

[solemn latch]

copilot?

[round cove]

yeah lol

[solemn latch]

lmao

[round cove]

https://github.com/AceLewis/my_first_calculator.py/blob/master/my_first_calculator.py

[wheat mesa]

Lmfaoooo

[quartz kindle]

@_@

[solemn latch]

Fastest math method

[boreal iron]

meth

[quartz kindle]

moth

[boreal iron]

[sudden geyser]

bath

[quartz kindle]

depends, what for? whats your target audience?
you can support both at once, its a bit of a hassle but everyone will be happy
es6 if you are looking forward to future standards and dont mind losing potential users
commonjs if you want simple, plug and play, easy to use

es6 users can use commonjs, with a few restrictions

commonjs users cannot use es6 directly, they must use async imports

[lament rock]

I just write everything in cjs

directly supporting esm is a hassle

[quartz kindle]

same

you can support both by adding an esm layer

just for getting named exports to work in es6

its just a file that imports everything, then exports it again the es6 way

[lament rock]

jank

[quartz kindle]

people are pushing es6 mostly because of browsers

for node its pretty irrelevant

[lament rock]

TypeScript preferring export default is really annoying even though it'll be transpiling down to cjs anyways

I don't understand the use case of export default anyways since it's just taking up another index signature which is useless

[quartz kindle]

its likely for backwards compatibility with cjs's module.exports = something

[lament rock]

but you can already define export =

Don't have to export const thing

[quartz kindle]

best of both worlds i guess?

[lament rock]

Still doesn't make sense to me because if they wanted to access a constructor or a function and also other members, they can assign static members to the function

[quartz kindle]

someone probably just went "what if i want to do (insert dumb practice here)? i could do it before, now i cant anymore?"
and they went "sigh... fine lets add this as well so you can keep doing it your way"

[lament rock]

I don't feel sympathy towards dumb practices

[quartz kindle]

i do because i did them a lot

and really, a LOT

did i already tell you about the good old times where i would eval(fs.readFileSync()) instead of require()?

:^)

[lament rock]

I mean. If you do that for memes, sure

[quartz kindle]

i did it seriously

[sterile lantern]

"I might be BASEd but I just don’t like ROTting bananas"

dWdnY2Y6Ly90bG5tYi5wYnovczYwOW5xMnBycm81N3M3c3I0NTY4NjFxcTY5NDBwczI (don't worry this isnt some random token, its something encoded)

is anyone good at decoding things, if so, can anyone decode the above string? there's a hint above "BASE" and "ROT" but i have no clue 💀

[slim heart]

isn’t that basically what require does

[quartz kindle]

in one of the first iterations of my bot

[lament rock]

Well. That is a thing that exists I guess. Not great and obviously shit code, but good meme

[slim heart]

atleast according to native toString() code iirc

[lament rock]

idk how Module._compile works

probably routes through similar methods

[quartz kindle]

base = base encoding, for example base64
rot = rotation cipher, for example rot13 or rot47

[sterile lantern]

oh

it's base64

hmm i got this from it

uggcf://tlnmb.pbz/s609nq2prro57s7sr456861qq6940ps2

[quartz kindle]

now decode with rot13

and you get https://gyazo.com/f609ad2ceeb57f7fe456861dd6940cf2

[sterile lantern]

o

ty

[ripe prairie]

ye ol' tim

[quartz kindle]

ye im ol tim

as in old

[lyric mountain]

and tim as in timotei

[elder jewel]

guild.get_members()
Seems to be wrong? Any reason why

Ping me

[ripe prairie]

@elder jewel are you using d.py

[lament rock]

Invites and guild displays are approximates

The raw data from Discord event has approximate_*_count fields

[ripe prairie]

well rather they're whatever value got cached when the invite embed was created iirc

[lament rock]

That's why they're approximates

It's almost never correct if the target guild experiences a lot of joins and leaves

[elder jewel]

Yes

[ripe prairie]

yea the one the bot fetches is more accurate iirc

explanation right above

[elder jewel]

okay

[proven lantern]

why is this so small?

[austere scaffold]

Isn't 20 enough?

[sudden geyser]

they're probably just wondering why it's so low

lot of app names out there longer than 20 characters

[wheat mesa]

Anybody know how to see how many lines a file has when it doesn't allow you to scroll because it's so big

[sudden geyser]

wc -l <filename>

[wheat mesa]

Is that for linux?

My windows doesn't recognize that

[sudden geyser]

yuh

[wheat mesa]

Any way to do it on windows that you know of

[sudden geyser]

How about find /c /v "" <filename>

I don't use Windows myself but most answers are one search away

[wheat mesa]

Doesn't seem to work

Maybe I should just calculate based on filesize

Anyone know how much space each character takes in a .py file?

[woeful pike]

depends on the implementation

[wheat mesa]

Got it

[wheat mesa]

Ok so this is the final result (had to stop the program since it was taking too long)

That goes on and on and on

Had to count the lines with powershell

188 million is nice

Rust is a sick language

[lament rock]

You can stream the file and count how many new line characters there are

[wheat mesa]

Sounds like a hassle considering the file is 7gb

Plus I already got the line count now so it’s good

[lament rock]

That's most likely whatever you're using does.

Streaming doesn't matter what size the file is. You would analyze each chunk of data and then evict the chunk from memory once you're done with it. Memory usage never gets too high unless you retain chunks in memory

[wheat mesa]

Fair

I just used whatever powershell command I found on google after struggling to open it for a while

Didn’t feel like writing code for it

“The lazy man’s solution”

[royal pawn]

How to make cooldown command as UTC time zone in discord.py? [Not user cooldown]

And the error as Hours, Minutes and Seconds

[obtuse timber]

someone know how to install packages in offline apps

[somber glacier]

What do you mean?

[somber glacier]

What do you want to cool down for? A command run for a guild, a user, a channel, please expalin.

[obtuse timber]

I want to import packages in my code on Dcoder

but how will ai do

[somber glacier]

Don’t have a clue about decoder

Dcoder

I know it’s an app.

But I haven’t used it before.

[obtuse timber]

ok just coz the console isn't doing any imports I will try on VS code

[vestal gate]

Use if else to check the time simple

[solemn jolt]

why i'm always get this error when i wanna push a code in vc code to github

[small tangle]

i'd censcor your mail, but apart from that i mean it literally says "no secret key"

is this repo private?

[solemn jolt]

yes

[small tangle]

then you need to authenticate to interact with it

[solemn jolt]

how

[small tangle]

normally it was username and passwod but if iirc the turned off password authentication, so you need a secret key

[solemn jolt]

i have a secret key but i dont know how to do it

[small tangle]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36810467/git-commit-signing-failed-secret-key-not-available maybe this article helps you

@solemn jolt ping

[earnest phoenix]

hi

[delicate zephyr]

have you checked the discord developer docs?

cause uh

https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/voice#voice-resource

it's right there

[gentle condor]

hello,i've made a command and in that command i've added buttons through discord-components and when i click the button my bot is supposed to edit the last message but when i click on it the bot edits the message but i get this message "this interaction failed",can someone help?

ty so much

lmao

i tried not working

[delicate zephyr]

no, because it's part of the member object

What library are you using

@carmine topaz ^^

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

you know

there ya go

just check the after object and before object

@carmine topaz

np

[spark flint]

alr so

i have a file called click.js

which has the function in for the onclick event

how do i send an api request on click?

[spark flint]

ok i tried

it failed

[earnest phoenix]

nice

[quartz kindle]

xhr or fetch

[earnest phoenix]

jquery

[errant flax]

await schema.findOneAndUpdate({
                userId: msg.author.id
            },{
                $addToSet: {
                    (type2==="selling" ? "selling" : "buying"): text
                }
            })

am i not allowed to do some comparing stuff inside a ()?

[sacred aurora]

do you mean []

[errant flax]

doesnt that means ur creating an array

[sacred aurora]

and a key iirc

in an object

[errant flax]

ill try?

ig

[sacred aurora]

sure

[boreal iron]

wtf is that syntax

[errant flax]

idk i havent been coding in js for a while now

[boreal iron]

Shorthand statements:
(condition) ? yes : no;
((condition) ? yes : no);

[errant flax]

so i just have to enclose the condition with () and that should fix the error

[sacred aurora]

have you try this sir?

[boreal iron]

let something = (type === "selling") ? "selling" : "not selling";

You’ve got another :text behind which doesn’t make any sense at all

[errant flax]

im declaring a key in an object so i can just use

{
"something": text
}

[sacred aurora]

he's doing it inside an object bruh

[errant flax]

so far it hasn't errored after i started it

[sacred aurora]

you can use [] for dynamic key

[boreal iron]

I know what he’s doing but still shorthand statements doesn’t support an else if structure means your syntax is wrong

[errant flax]

ye it works now thx

[boreal iron]

And yes if you define a dynamic key then wrap it in brackets

Still an horrible form but it’s your code

[acoustic whale]

am i correct in assuming bots need to be in over 100 servers to get this button and i cannot create by own buttons there?

[wheat mesa]

You can enable that button in your bot’s dashboard

[acoustic whale]

I'm thinking about placing a web panel link somewhere

[pale vessel]

under OAuth

make sure to use in app

it could boost your server count

[spark flint]

no minimum server limit

[acoustic whale]

ah ok, can i add custom buttons to that like a webpanel link

[spark flint]

no

only add to server

[acoustic whale]

ok

[simple stump]

I’m trying to attach a file to a message, but for some reason the file isn’t getting sent. All that IS sent is “log.txt”. The log.txt file is in the same directory as the index.js file.
Code:
https://sourceb.in/mNNguki3E5

[high crown]

It is the most recent update of discord

U will find it in the dev portal

[crystal wigeon]

hi umm

const reactionCollector = marketList.createReactionCollector({ filter, time: 30_000, });

dos this not work at all now???

it used to work before. and i see no events being fired on collector.on("collect")

[delicate zephyr]

thats your index file right

you know that ../ means one directory up and ./ means same dir

[crystal wigeon]

                    if (totalPages <= 1) marketList.react(bin);
                    else {
                        marketList.react(backward);
                        marketList.react(forward);
                        marketList.react(bin);
                    }
                    const reactionCollector = marketList.createReactionCollector(filter, { time: 30_000, });
                    reactionCollector.on("collect", async (reaction) => {```

Help. This worked before but the collector is no longer working

[simple stump]

Mb. I also tried it with ./ and it didn’t send the file

[earnest phoenix]

in v13 marketList.createReactionCollector({ filter, time: 30_000 });

and not 30_000 its 30000

[crystal wigeon]

I tried this also, didn’t work

[earnest phoenix]

https://throwbin.io/OyYHP2o
Help me with this Err_require_esm
Error and code is shared in throwbin

[solemn jolt]

ty

[small tangle]

ofc

[quartz kindle]

https://github.com/node-fetch/node-fetch/issues/1279

[boreal iron]

Just use version 2.5.x

Change the ^ into a ~ in your package.json for node-fetch to prevent updates to version 3

[warm sinew]

People who owns this business here?

[slender thistle]

No

[surreal sage]

i think you can see the issue here

there is scroll room while there isn't supposed to be

100vh counts without top bar

[woeful pike]

safari is eternally cursed with the 100vh height bug

[surreal sage]

this is chrime

Chrome

i was thinking about it scrolling to the middle of the page

and locks it in there

so its like this

[woeful pike]

is it not ios?

[surreal sage]

android

[woeful pike]

oh

[surreal sage]

lol

[boreal iron]

Make sure html, and body both have 100% height

No padding or margin

Or do you speak about the button?

[earnest phoenix]

Is it possible to make it so only a role can use a specific slash command? {v13 ofc}

[sudden geyser]

No, you'll need to check at runtime like UnidX said

[earnest phoenix]

Okay.

if (interaction.user.roles.cache.has('914989881804062741')) {}

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'has')

[lyric mountain]

user cant have roles

[earnest phoenix]

How do I fetch if they have a role?

[sudden geyser]

get them as a member (interaction.member?)

[earnest phoenix]

I had that, then I changed it

if (interaction.member.roles.has('914989881804062741')) {}

TypeError: interaction.member.roles.has is not a function

cache

one sec

[sudden geyser]

You changed it again!

From roles.cache.has to roles.has

[boreal iron]

Yeah like in a common handler you check if the interaction member has the permissions to execute the command

Oh lol

didn’t see the scroll bar

[earnest phoenix]

Tell me the benefits to php and I will stop hating on it

[sudden geyser]

elephants are cool

[boreal iron]

I don’t get the question.
The benefits compared to what? Trees?

[earnest phoenix]

compared to just normal html

[boreal iron]

lol

I didn’t know HTML is a program language.

I’m about to learn something new every day in here

[earnest phoenix]

wait from what I was told php is basically just html is this wrong?

[boreal iron]

Try to do something dynamic in HTML

[boreal iron]

Omg

[earnest phoenix]

So ima not ask that person questions about web dev again

[boreal iron]

Better not, yeah

It must be genius

[earnest phoenix]

so can you tell me what php is then. Since I was told entirely wrong

[boreal iron]

I can tell you pretty much the same thing written down if you search for what PHP is or you gonna google it yourself

It’s mostly used for web programming including anything associated like backends etc.

That’s what I would add to the general description you can find in the ‘net

[earnest phoenix]

I see

so it essentially makes connecting the frontend to the backend easier?

that is my takeaway from reading online and what you wrote

[boreal iron]

Well that’s a very simply explanation but yeah

HTML is just a markup language as name says only being able to display static content

[earnest phoenix]

I see

while php can take stuff from the backend and display it easier right?

[vague swallow]

Hey guys, do you know if there's a way to download a log of when people joined the server?

[sudden geyser]

Discord gives your bot that information

But I doubt they'd like you doing that

[wheat mesa]

they don't like persistent data storage

[boreal iron]

It is the backend

It doesn’t display things "easier" it is the fundation to generate dynamic content

[spark flint]

How Tf do you set statuses on discord.py again

Stackoverflow has let me down and none of that code works

[sudden geyser]

which discord.py fork are you using

[spark flint]

Still using discord.py

Not a fork

I’m migrating soon I promise lol

[sudden geyser]

@spark flint how about change_precense: https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ext/commands/api.html?highlight=presence#discord.ext.commands.Bot.change_presence

[spark flint]

Tried tha

Didn’t work

[sudden geyser]

can you show what you tried

[spark flint]

In bed atm so can’t get my code

[drifting wedge]

how do i add ratelimits to quart/flask ping me pls

[earnest phoenix]

I am using node 17.x I tried these methods ain't working

[boreal iron]

Then use 2.5.x

#development message

[earnest phoenix]

I want a code of discord.js that return the link of the first website in search result

Plz help me

[solemn latch]

In search on what?

[raw nest]

How can I access an image from localhost? I have an express server on my server and I just do res.sendFile(path). Now since I have my express app set to localhost only I can't access it anymore through http://localhost:3001/path/to/the/image. It worked with the IP instead of localhost but then the app is not on localhost only...

[crystal wigeon]

                    if (totalPages <= 1) marketList.react(bin);
                    else {
                        marketList.react(backward);
                        marketList.react(forward);
                        marketList.react(bin);
                    }
                    const reactionCollector = marketList.createReactionCollector({ filter, time: 30_000, });
                    reactionCollector.on("collect", async (reaction) => {```
The reaction collector isnt working at all. i tried putting logs in the filter as well but nothing happens

djs 13

[earnest phoenix]

Wdym localhost only? localhost is just a hostname and it does point to an IP address, normally 127.0.0.1 / ::1

[gloomy glacier]

Can anyone suggest a website design?

[raw nest]

yes but when it's on localhost you can't access it through the web. It's not on my PC localhost. It's on the server via localhost

[earnest phoenix]

O, you meant local-only interface?

[crystal wigeon]

            message.channel.send("fkin rat work pls work").then((msg) => {
                msg.react("👌");
                const collector = msg.createReactionCollector({ filter, time: 30_000 });
                collector.on("collect", r => console.log(`Collected ${r.emoji.name}`));
                collector.on("end", collected => console.log(`Collected ${collected.size} items`));
            });```

Im literally using the example they gave in the docs... still doesnt work wtf. i can see the message with the emoji in the channel but when i click on it nothing happens and after 30secs i can see the log in the "end" event

[earnest phoenix]

use a message button component

[raw nest]

yes, how can I access an image from there? (via Link like http://localhost:3001/path/to/the/image)

[earnest phoenix]

link is available to everyone

try using fs to read the file

[raw nest]

via localhost it's not to everyone...

[crystal wigeon]

man like, i have to change everything now?? I have this everywhere

does this mean, collector doesnt work anymore?

[earnest phoenix]

that's exactly like updating discordjs

[earnest phoenix]

it does but there's no point

[crystal wigeon]

ik but this still exists no

why not?

just trying to figure out why the on collect eveny isnt being triggered

[earnest phoenix]

you can spam reactions

buttons can't be spammed

[crystal wigeon]

oof

thanks tho

appreciate it

[earnest phoenix]

and if you use something like detritus you can have a separate event handler for every button so you don't need to have a filter

[crystal wigeon]

got it

[vague swallow]

I'm the moderator and I would like to reward the first few members that joined

Anyone else know if there's a way to download a log of when people joined the server?

[earnest phoenix]

You can't really

[spark flint]

You can

You can get when a user joined a server easily

[slender thistle]

Discord API provides that info in the member object iirc

[vague swallow]

Could you kindly tell me how? 🙂

[spark flint]

What language

[loud ore]

https://www.figma.com/file/1zDeC0wC1Li9DUVqPbYrtH/Untitled?node-id=0%3A1

Anyone wants help in this project?

Discord api changes tracker

[lyric mountain]

hmm...but why?

like, there's already the changelog and discord blog

[loud ore]

But there are only larger futures announced and some of theme are after release

When I need to ask someone about updates on server related to this future, easier is send one link then founding screenshots and trying describe this all times

Also discord provide data about it in many different places like: gh pr, ddevs q&a, stage-info channel, announcements on discord developers and discord townhall servers, blog posts

Many of futures also don't get all screenshots in descriptions and details how it works, but you can check this in canary client update

[spark flint]

top.gg source code:

break```

[vague swallow]

English?

[spark flint]

i mean coding language

[vague swallow]

Oh, I'm just a moderator on this server and I would like to reward the first 200 members that joined. But not sure how to get the log

[lyric mountain]

wouldn't it be wiser to have a gh repo for storing changelog then?

like, don't think making an app just for that is worth it

[wheat mesa]

I’m assuming you’re going to use discord.js, so here: https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/GuildMember

[earnest phoenix]

[wheat mesa]

<Member>.joinedAt is a Date object, and <Member>.joinedAtTimestamp is a Unix timestamp

[loud ore]

But there will be more futures then one list with that. I planned tracking prs, blog posts, announcements, clients updates and ddevs events

ddevs events will be with transcriptions and summaries

[lyric mountain]

still

[loud ore]

This will be more user friendly when u send this for someone who don't use github that usually

[lyric mountain]

well, you do you

[loud ore]

Also some data will be 1:1 from github gits like summaries, but thanks for feedback

[jolly notch]

MobX or Redux?
(Using react)

[errant flax]

there is a coding language that is named "English"

[jolly notch]

@woeful pike you are smart

[woeful pike]

doesn't really matter honestly use whatever you want

[spark flint]

how does colocation work

gonna be dumb here

[delicate zephyr]

basically it's renting space for your servers and other computing hardware at a third-party provider’s data center facility. Typically, colocation services include the building in which everything is housed, as well as networking, physical security, redundant power and redundant cooling components, which then support the servers and storage provided by the customer

[spark flint]

ah ok

i have a free year of colocation with github student

just wondered lol

[delicate zephyr]

lol

[spark flint]

its not the best plan ever

but its free and it works

[boreal iron]

disable your tracking

[delicate zephyr]

so basically a raspi

[spark flint]

Basically yeah lol

[boreal iron]

the effort to colocate your hardware lol... just rent a cheap server, I guess that's better compared to what they offer you

[jolly notch]

Not really

With the 1U yes

[boreal iron]

compared to what they offer you

[earnest phoenix]

You can get when they joined yes, but downloading it you shouldn't really do.

[spark flint]

True

But you can get it at any time

[solemn jolt]

hello i have a javascript website code and also i have a domain but i dont now how to run it

[raw nest]

Can someone help me with express and an image as response? I described my problem here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70185935/err-connection-refused-on-express-running-on-localhost

I hope it's okay to post my problem with a stackoverflow link

[simple stump]

Would it be possible to register slash commands in the main file? I tried using a separate file to store the commands, but the commands don’t get registered/don’t exist.
Ex. Of what I mean:
https://sourceb.in/jN1p63plfp

[boreal iron]

404
Bin not found

[earnest phoenix]

const { SlashCommandBuilder } = require('@discordjs/builders');
const Discord = require('discord.js')
module.exports = {
    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
        .setName('accepted')
        .setDescription('Send the Application for a User to apply for Staff!')    
    .addUserOption(option => option.setName('target').setDescription('Select a user')),
    async execute(interaction, message) {
if (interaction.member.roles.cache.has('914989881804062741')) {
            const user = interaction.options.getUser('target')

if(user) {
  const role = interaction.guild.roles.fetch('914989881804062741');
  user.roles.add(role);
const application = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
.setAuthor(interaction.guild.name + ` Welcome Aboard!`, interaction.guild.iconURL())
.setDescription(`:tada: Welcome to the **#Team Aspire** __Crew__, we are so excited to have you with us. With a concensus reached, we have decided to **__accept__** your application to be apart of our Staff Team! Welcome & Enjoy!`)
interaction.reply({ embeds: [application] })
}


   } else {
  const staff = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
.setAuthor(interaction.guild.name, interaction.guild.iconURL())
.setDescription(`You need to have the <@&914989881804062741> role. `)

  interaction.reply({ ephemeral: true, embeds: [staff] })
  }
}}```

> **`Error`** : TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'add')

[lyric mountain]

formatting said hello

const {SlashCommandBuilder} = require('@discordjs/builders');
const Discord = require('discord.js')
module.exports = {
    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
        .setName('accepted')
        .setDescription('Send the Application for a User to apply for Staff!')
        .addUserOption(option => option.setName('target').setDescription('Select a user')),
    async execute(interaction, message) {
        if (interaction.member.roles.cache.has('914989881804062741')) {
            const user = interaction.options.getUser('target')

            if (user) {
                const role = interaction.guild.roles.fetch('914989881804062741');
                user.roles.add(role);
                const application = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
                    .setAuthor(interaction.guild.name + ` Welcome Aboard!`, interaction.guild.iconURL())
                    .setDescription(`:tada: Welcome to the **#Team Aspire** __Crew__, we are so excited to have you with us. With a concensus reached, we have decided to **__accept__** your application to be apart of our Staff Team! Welcome & Enjoy!`)
                interaction.reply({embeds: [application]})
            }
        } else {
            const staff = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
                .setAuthor(interaction.guild.name, interaction.guild.iconURL())
                .setDescription(`You need to have the <@&914989881804062741> role. `)

            interaction.reply({ephemeral: true, embeds: [staff]})
        }
    }
}

there, now it's readable

[earnest phoenix]

lmfao, ty. I actually just fixed my problem too^ So nvm 🤣

[lyric mountain]

ye, user cant have roles

[earnest phoenix]

they can

Which is why I defined it here ; const user = interaction.options.getUser('target')

It could be "goat" or "member" or "top_gg_says_users_can't_have_roles" but its jsut how you define it

[lyric mountain]

nope, users aren't bound to any guild, which mean they don't have any guild-related properties

what u want is const member = interaction.options.getMember('target');

https://discordjs.guide/interactions/replying-to-slash-commands.html#command-options

[earnest phoenix]

I alr had that 🤣

[lyric mountain]

the one you have is getUser

unless u changed

[earnest phoenix]

Oh, I didn't even notice that just re-wrote it to getMember

[simple stump]

https://sourceb.in/uJqXkmox6r

[lyric mountain]

ye, that was the issue

[earnest phoenix]

could you technically have a portable node environment

Say you load nodejs on a USB could it work?

[lyric mountain]

kinda

that'd basically be a rubberduck

[earnest phoenix]

hm

[lyric mountain]

🦆

[proven lantern]

Refactoring your bots slash commands into individual projects is a great idea.

[earnest phoenix]

Well yes you can it's just whether it's plausible to do so

At some point there could be issues most likely

You could probably setup your ide terminal to reference the node executable by just typing node

or maybe not idk

[simple stump]

Would it be possible to register slash commands in the main file? I tried using a separate file to store the commands, but the commands don’t get registered/don’t exist.
Ex. Of what I mean:
https://sourceb.in/uJqXkmox6r

[earnest phoenix]

The idea behind a portable node environment is you don't have access to change path variables I'd guess

[earnest phoenix]

The idea of splitting up your slash commands is that you load the necessary information for discord to use, and when you call the interactionCreate event somehow run the corresponding command, I assume anyway

I'd think of it as essentially making a modified command handler

where you register the necessary info, like the command name, options, etc and then on command call run the necessary code.

[boreal iron]

Remove that trash code example you copied from the guide.
Use the inbuilt methods to register/update/delete commands.

[earnest phoenix]

I suck at explaining but this is essentially how I did it

[boreal iron]

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

[proven lantern]

make your own handler directly against the api

[boreal iron]

Before doing that, fetch the already registered commands and make sure, NOT to register them over and over again on any restart

[earnest phoenix]

Yes good idea that can be troublesome

[boreal iron]

Unbelivable that trash they call a "guide"

[proven lantern]

look at how beautiful my command router is

[earnest phoenix]

It'd be better if it was java

[lyric mountain]

unless you plan on getting message intent, I advise not to use awaitMessage

[lyric mountain]

🗿

[proven lantern]

java is too slow for lambdas

[boreal iron]

lol... Java and better in one sentence

[proven lantern]

better not

[earnest phoenix]

php and better in one sentence

[lyric mountain]

that's a great argument but sadly urmom

[boreal iron]

[earnest phoenix]

fair point

[boreal iron]

comparing PHP to Java?

wtf is happening in that channel

[lyric mountain]

well, just check the message content

[boreal iron]

total escalation

[earnest phoenix]

I'm just messing with you fake

[lyric mountain]

like, only stop listening when you get a valid input

[raw nest]

Can someone help me with express and an image as response? I described my problem here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70185935/err-connection-refused-on-express-running-on-localhost
I hope it's okay to post my Problem like that

[earnest phoenix]

I haven't used Express in ages oof

[lyric mountain]

connection_refused usually means the port isnt open

[raw nest]

maybe the problem isn't even with express....

[proven lantern]

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/image vs http://localhost:3001/image

one has a port

one doesn't

[raw nest]

oof... okay that's just wrong but both have a port..

[lyric mountain]

actually, the first one does have a port (80)

[proven lantern]

does 127.0.0.1 work?

[raw nest]

nope..

[lyric mountain]

use postman to see if u can ping that address

[raw nest]

I also tried other search engines and browsers.. it just works if I have it on ip

[lyric mountain]

actually

[raw nest]

I can, I can even ping localhost on the server

[lyric mountain]

but did postman work?

[raw nest]

yes

[lyric mountain]

where are u trying to access it?

like, where is the code running?

[boreal iron]

You get the error when accessing the image in your browser?

[raw nest]

on my VPS. I have 2 servers (React as Frontend and Express as Backend) and Express usually connects via localhost for security reasons

[raw nest]

I can't via localhost because localhost is on my server

[lyric mountain]

both the server and the code are on the vps?

[proven lantern]

are images served by react or express?

[earnest phoenix]

If it's on the vps then localhost won't work right?

[lyric mountain]

or you're trying to access localhost externally?

[boreal iron]

You're trying to access the webserver externally?

But wrote

My express is only listening to localhost for security reasons.

[raw nest]

yes sure

[raw nest]

by express via res.sendFile(path)

[lyric mountain]

hm, did u check if nothing else is connected to the port?

[raw nest]

yes it isn't. Express would crash if it is tho

[proven lantern]

it might make sense to put the images onthe frontend

actually just use nextjs on vercel

[raw nest]

security...? And it's easier in backend so you can access it form other API endpoints too

[lyric mountain]

don't bother abt image security

if the user can see he can grab it anytime he wants to

everything user can see can be grabbed

[proven lantern]

generate a uuid so the file names can't be guessed

[raw nest]

well yes it's not that big deal... all tho I need this to work for future things too.. I don't get it why it doesn't work. Maybe it's actually the path or so..

[boreal iron]

Reminds me of the dude trying to hide client JS code in his page, telling us it's possible to encrpyt it

[lyric mountain]

that guy was funny

[raw nest]

isn't it possible? xD I just read something about it... at least in nodejs there's a module for it 👀

[lyric mountain]

u cant hide anything clientside

[raw nest]

or something like that xD

[boreal iron]

client side, not server side

[lyric mountain]

since browser needs to access it to be able to render

[raw nest]

ye okay nvm xD

[boreal iron]

Anything which has been rendered in your browser IS visible

[lyric mountain]

so anything the browser has access the user has too

[boreal iron]

Like saying anything you see is visible, anything you can't see is, guess, invisible

[raw nest]

any solutions from you guys about the express problem? Maybe idk maybe you guys know how to get the ip of the own server, then I could build it diffrent and it would work

[lyric mountain]

it's hard to say what might be the problem

connection refused is a VERY broad error

[raw nest]

Yes it's even hard for me and I have the whole code and built the system xDD

[lyric mountain]

you could try to check ur webserver logs to see if there's anything useful there

[proven lantern]

you shouldn't be worrying about infrastructure stuff.

[raw nest]

it could even be google chrome that causes it...

[raw nest]

in long-term already

[proven lantern]

sunk cost fallacy

it's the same reason people like strict types /s

[raw nest]

so then other question.. how can I get the ip address? I mean not like the hostname I mean the actual ip adress so I could fix this problem I guess

[proven lantern]

can you login to the vps? is it linux or windows?

[boreal iron]

wtf... I shouldn't update certbot
Have you ever seen this error?
An unexpected error occurred: KeyError: '<domain_here>'

[raw nest]

yes sure I can xD I also know it but it's for the future use-case. It's about a software you can self-host so I need the ip address. Not my current one, because this one I know

[lyric mountain]

it's the same ip you use to ssh into it

[raw nest]

.

[boreal iron]

ahh nvm

https://github.com/certbot/certbot/pull/9090

got fixed already

[proven lantern]

it's more than not more then

that's a very big issue

[proven lantern]

why would you need the ip of software that is self hosted? is this like a p2p network?

[earnest phoenix]

Is it just me or am I understanding the situation wrong

Can you connect to something that is hosted on a vps with localhost?

Without having something like an ssh tunnel open

[simple stump]

Ah I see. I’m just wondering if it’s possible to register the cmds in one file instead of separate files. It prob is cleaner and a lot easier to read using separate files but I’m not entirely sure how registering slash cmds work even after reading the docs on it

[earnest phoenix]

You can split the actual command code up

But when you call the interactionCreate event you can call the code in that file to run

Typically how a normal command handler works

[simple stump]

Using gems?

*te

[raw nest]

I need it for the API request because every server has it's own ip so I need to enter the server ip as the proxy to fetch all the data if I'm not able to do it with localhost...

[earnest phoenix]

What?

[proven lantern]

there is a header with that info

the servers can send in their ip when calling the api

but i guess they need to know the ip to call before calling it

i made a p2p network in college using java

[earnest phoenix]

I'm not exactly sure how id do it since I've not yet made a proper one, but I'd think of it as making a modified command handler but instead of looking out for messages just look out for the interactionCreate event to be called and use the command name to run the proper code and make sure to pass the command the interaction so it can do it's stuff in the separate files

[raw nest]

yes it already calls the ip

[proven lantern]

are creating a p2p network?

[raw nest]

?

[proven lantern]

peer to peer

not centralized to a server

[raw nest]

I don't think so 🤭

[proven lantern]

i think you might be

[boreal iron]

Still didn't got his issue... enlighten me, please

[raw nest]

It's just going be a self-hosting software with 2 servers (Frontend & Backend) and they need to communicate with each other and also send files like images

[proven lantern]

i think he want to create a network of machines connected directly by ip address

hmm

only 2 machines?

[boreal iron]

Expose the webserver to the internet but add firewall rules for it to only allow inbound connections by your second server

[raw nest]

It doesn't necessary need to be with ip, localhost is also possible and even better with security but there's this stupid issue with the image response

[raw nest]

yes

[earnest phoenix]

Sucks my school laptop doesn't have java on it for some reason

[boreal iron]

P2P und tunnels are nonsense, just use a proper firewall setup to allow inbound connections only by your second server

can't be easier

[earnest phoenix]

yes yes

Idk what that means cause I'm dumb asf but yes I agree since fake said it

[proven lantern]

you can do the access control from node, but firewall will be safer
https://www.npmjs.com/package/express-ip-access-control

[earnest phoenix]

fake is like Tim but always online

[boreal iron]

[earnest phoenix]

Conspiracy theory

Fake = Tim

[boreal iron]

Tim = FakE ^ 3

[earnest phoenix]

Fake is Tim's alt

I'm exposing Tim rn

[boreal iron]

also fits to his age

[raw nest]

who's tim? xDD

[earnest phoenix]

Lol

[earnest phoenix]

The ruler of #development

[boreal iron]

Anyways... what's the OS of your webserver(s)?

[earnest phoenix]

He has the biggest brain

[raw nest]

debian 10

[proven lantern]

Tim helped me with this code

[boreal iron]

Well then use iptables to add inbound rules for the firewall to allow connections from source IP (your second server) only on port XXXX

[raw nest]

oh man... my brain really hurts rn...

[simple stump]

*fs

Sorry internet cut out lol

[boreal iron]

Not that complicated... assuming your default INPUT policy is ACCEPT, just DROP inbound connections for port XXXX if the source (IP) is not your second server

Keep in mind to bind the webserver to your IP or just 0.0.0.0 not localhost anymore after setting up the firewall rule

[slender wagon]

Is there a way to make a replica like the activity bot made by discord?

[proven lantern]

dont get him locked out of the vps lol

[boreal iron]

That's why I said, I assume he has a default INPUT policy being ACCEPT

So we're just dropping incoming connection for that specific port if the source IP isn't the specified one