development

[earnest phoenix]

So if i use module and reward every 10 levels, how would you suppose I give them pre determined rewards

so say at level 20 I wanna give them access to mine for more things

[quartz kindle]

you need to use fixed milestones for that

[earnest phoenix]

I see

[quartz kindle]

modulo would be for infinite repeatable ones

[earnest phoenix]

Could I use a mix?

[quartz kindle]

sure

[earnest phoenix]

So at a certain point it just uses the modulo system once stuff runs out to give

[quartz kindle]

ye

[earnest phoenix]

Do you think if I wanted to add more items to give it would be complicated to switch between the two?

[quartz kindle]

if(10) else if(20) else if(50) else if(100) else if(level % 25)

[quartz kindle]

no

[earnest phoenix]

Do you think using switch statements here would be easier ?

[quartz kindle]

yes it would be a good idea

you can run the modulos in the default case

[earnest phoenix]

Yea

i was thinking that

so I could do something like

switch(currLevel){
  case 10:
    //give rewards for reaching 10
  case 20:
    //give rewards for reaching 20
  default:
    //do the if statement?
}

and if I wanna add more items I can just go in and add another case statement

[quartz kindle]

sure

[earnest phoenix]

Alright makes sense

Thank you tim

[quartz kindle]

👍

[earnest phoenix]

o also should I raise the amount of xp earned each level?

or is it fine to keep it at 10-15

[quartz kindle]

a small growth curve like this one is better suited for unchanging amounts of exp

[earnest phoenix]

Alrighty then

[delicate shore]

Guys

I need help

I am using Typescript

import keys from '../db_models/keys'

I get an error

Could not find a declaration file for module 'module-name'. '/path/to/module-name.js' implicitly has an 'any' type

import mongoose from 'mongoose'

const new_keys = new mongoose.Schema({
    key:{
        type: String
    },
    email: {
        type: String,
        required: false
    }
 });
 
export default mongoose.model('latest api', new_keys);

my keys.ts

[pale vessel]

Did it literally say module-name?

[delicate shore]

no

[pale vessel]

Forget that. I don't see any import of module-name anywhere in that file

[delicate shore]

this is the line I get error on

and I am so stupid I figured it out

I was using .js as the extension lmao
this is my first project in ts

[pale vessel]

Ah

[delicate shore]

but now I get this

[pale vessel]

There's no .js in here though

[delicate shore]

my file was named .js

 const MessageModel = module.exports = mongoose.model('latest api', new_keys);

should I do ts export default mongoose.model('latest api', new_keys)

[pale vessel]

This should work

You don't use module.exports in TS

[delicate shore]

ight

thanks

[pliant eagle]

new to js because python is trash, so for example if i got ```js
const embed = new MessageEmbed().setTitle('ur mom')

how am i supposed to reply to a slash command with a embed
```js
interaction.reply({
    //idk
})

[pale vessel]

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

[pliant eagle]

thanku flaz ❤️

[earnest phoenix]

finally

[pale vessel]

+1

[earnest phoenix]

someone who agrees python is trash

but js is trashier so

[pliant eagle]

nah fuck python i remake world in js

[pale vessel]

Whatever happened to your old account?

[delicate shore]

Also, how do I use env with typscript

[pliant eagle]

i can't get into it cuz 2fa

locked out

[pale vessel]

Import dotenv and use dotenv.config()

[pliant eagle]

@limber flume rip

[pale vessel]

Should've used Authy

Or backup your codes

[pliant eagle]

i was using olly's app

[earnest phoenix]

shouldn't have used 2fa in the first place

[pale vessel]

Nah you should use 2FA

[earnest phoenix]

don't have a password, never get locked out

[pale vessel]

If you lose access then it's skill issue

Do you use 2FA now?

[pliant eagle]

olly's app idk what happened to it

and yeah 2fa always lmfao

[earnest phoenix]

used to

but no longer

[pale vessel]

Okay then take backups

[pliant eagle]

i did have discord_backup_codes.txt but i reset my computer ages ago

[delicate shore]

online I am getting suggestions to use ```ts
require('dotenv').config();

[pale vessel]

Import it

[earnest phoenix]

I put it on google drive

[pale vessel]

import * as dotenv from "dotenv";

[pliant eagle]

bigbrain

[earnest phoenix]

aren't you supposed to use the default import for cjs

[delicate shore]

dotenv.config();

[pale vessel]

They don't have a default import

[pliant eagle]

i've contacted discord support they should remove 2fa from my account if they dont ill get mad

[earnest phoenix]

They only have a default export

Named exports are created at runtime

[timber fractal]

thanks :)

[pale vessel]

You're right

[delicate shore]

Also i had another doubt

nvm

[earnest phoenix]

node version manager or never mind?

[delicate shore]

Can I do this- ```ts
process.env.something! as Number

[pale vessel]

But all envs are always strings

You should cast it to number

[earnest phoenix]

Number(process.env.something)

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[pliant eagle]

n'd why does this not work

dumbass shuana forgot sum, lemme recheck

[delicate shore]

rhanks

[earnest phoenix]

what is the difference between +string, parseInt(string, 10) and Number(string)

[timber fractal]

oh yeah sorry, i said it was all but it had html tags too 🤦‍♂️

[earnest phoenix]

aside from the fact parseInt doesn't give decimals

[pale vessel]

You just said the difference yourself

[earnest phoenix]

aughel's website uses an article instead of a body tag

[pale vessel]

Also TS gets mad if you use +string

And parseInt() allows you to provide a radix

Number is always decimal

[earnest phoenix]

parseFloat too

[delicate shore]

what's the difference b/w npm i module and npm i --save module

[earnest phoenix]

in older versions of npm there's a difference

iirc old npm installs it to global

--save means it always installs to your current node modules

[delicate shore]

ohhhh

ok

[pliant eagle]

im dumb i had the commandName different from what it should have been

[delicate shore]

Hi guys

const rateLimit = require("express-rate-limit");

const limiter = rateLimit({
  // ...
});

exports.getLimiter = () => limiter;

I am trying to convert this to typescript

and I keep getting stuck at the last line

exports.getLimiter = () => limiter;

If I do ```ts
export default {limiter}

it doesn't work

[pale vessel]

export default function() {
    return limiter
}```

[delicate shore]

and if I try export default function, it gives error

[pale vessel]

Or an arrow function

[delicate shore]

yeah I get error here

[pale vessel]

What error?

[delicate shore]

it says - "Did you mean Function"

and when i change it to Function, I get an error

that expected "," or something

[pale vessel]

Can you show your current code?

[earnest phoenix]

name the function

[pale vessel]

Nah

[delicate shore]

I sm stupid it worked thanks

[timber fractal]

oh hey :)

[delicate shore]

Ts seems tougher than i anticipated

[delicate shore]

hi

const normal_min = rateLimit({
    max: function(req, res) {
        if(req.query.api_key === 'api_key_A')
          return 1000;
        }
        if(req.query.api_key === 'api_key_B')
          return 5000;
        }
        // fallback
        return 1
})

I am getting errors here
what I dont understand is, how tf do functions work here in ts
is this not the correct way to do them or what

[pale vessel]

What errors doe

[delicate shore]

what even is this 😩

[pale vessel]

[delicate shore]

bruh

[pale vessel]

Your function only returns numbers so that should work

[delicate shore]

I fixed it

problem was with a }

why am I so stupid 😩

[pale vessel]

[pliant eagle]

always the }

[delicate shore]

how to export multiple functions at the same time

I meant in typscript*

[pale vessel]

export function a() {}

export function b() {}```

Or ts export default { a: function A() {}, b: function B() {}, }

[earnest phoenix]

you mean esm?

[delicate shore]

yees

thanks

[earnest phoenix]

no that would require you to destructure the default import

[delicate shore]

const isMega = (key: string) => {
}

export default {
    isMega,
}

can this work as well

its not

[pale vessel]

How did you import it?

[delicate shore]

import {
  isMega,
} from "../checkers/plan";

[pale vessel]

Then you need to do this

[delicate shore]

can I use it with export const fun = (a,b) =>

[pale vessel]

If you use this you have to import it without destructuring it

[pale vessel]

Sure

[delicate shore]

didnt work

wait it did work

but

[feral aspen]

I have this array of objects, and let's put the array in a variable named as res.

[{ following: [], }, { following: [ '528256079101034506' ], }, { following: [ '528256079101034506' ] }, { following: [ '528256079101034506' ] }, { following: [ '528256079165983231' ] }]

How can I get the count of following that is equal to 528256079101034506? I found this hard since you need a lot of mapping but I got lost.

[delicate shore]

Since this is an array, you can also use a forloop

[feral aspen]

I'm using .map(), but am I supposed to be using a for loop inside a for loop?

[delicate shore]

let count;
for(i=0;i<res.length;i++){
// Check if following is whatever you want
// If it is
// Then add 1 to the count
count++
}

this might not be the best way

and I am no amazing at programming

but I would use this as it looks easier

[feral aspen]

Uhm.. we're back to square 1.

I can do this: .map((x, i) => ...).

[cinder patio]

what exactly do you want to do?

[feral aspen]

How can I get the count of following that is equal to 528256079101034506? I found this hard since you need a lot of mapping but I got lost.

[pale vessel]

Mapping? Sounds like you just need array.find()?

[feral aspen]

Hm.. I seem to have did this.

let count = 0;

for (let i = 0; i < res.length; i++) {
    count += res[i].following.length
    console.log(count)
};

.. but that doesn't seem efficient.

[cinder patio]

A single for loop is the best you can do, and also that's not right

you aren't checking if the following array has the id

[feral aspen]

Yup, I realised. Do you think this would be efficient?

let count = [];
for (let i = 0; i < res.length; i++) {
    count.push(...(res[i].following))
};
count = count.filter(x => x === "528256079101034506");
console.log(count) // count.length = 2;

[cinder patio]

A single for loop would be better

[feral aspen]

That is what I did?

[cinder patio]

let count = 0;
for (const entry of res) {
     if (entry.following.includes(id)) count++;
}

In your code you create 2 extra arrays

[feral aspen]

Ah, we used a for of loop, I forgot about that.

[timber fractal]

wtf, now my preview just works without any meta data

[feral aspen]

My case would be efficient if I am trying to find what the IDs are?

[cinder patio]

you can also use reduce

res.reduce((acc, val) => acc + +val.following.includes(id), 0);

Not really, you are creating two unnecessary arrays

[feral aspen]

Oh, I see.

[feral aspen]

Sweet.

[cinder patio]

reduce might be the fastest

[feral aspen]

Is it a mistake or does the + before the val resemble something?

[marble juniper]

the acc is the current count and the val is what u wanna add to it

the acc starts at 0 because of the second argument in the reduce function

lol

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/Reduce

[feral aspen]

So the two +s are normal, right?

[cinder patio]

yes

[marble juniper]

check the mdn docs for what the reduce function actually does

if you wanna know

[cinder patio]

the second + turns the boolean to a number

0 false 1 true

[feral aspen]

let count = 0;
const promise = new Promise((resolve) => {
    Social.find({
        lb: 'all',
    }).exec(async (error, res) => {
        if (error) console.log(error);
        for (const entry of res) {
            if (entry.following.includes(user.id)) count++;
            // console.log(count);
        };
    });
    resolve(null);
});
await promise;

console.log(count); // 0

Why does this return "0"?

The console.log(count) inside the for-of loop returns 0, 1, 2..

[pale vessel]

Resolve the promise inside the callback

If you put it outside it will resolve immediately

[feral aspen]

Ohh..

That worked, my bad on my side. Thanks!

[timber fractal]

it still didnt work. i used that code, but it didnt work like it did by you. https://cdn.luckiecrab.nl/crab

no preview

tho it is exactly the same

does somebody know how i can fix that?

[delicate shore]

I need help again with ts

I am using node-fetch

const data = await response.json()
const raw_response = data[0]["cnt"]

this is how I get the response

but I get an error: Object is of type 'unknown'.ts(2571)

I tried declaring data as json

[cinder patio]

await response.json<ObjectThatDescribesHowTheDataLooks>()

[delicate shore]

ObjectThatDescribesHowTheDataLooks
I dont know what Object Describes how the data looks

[cinder patio]

maybe you have to pass the generics to the fetch method haven't used node-fetch in a while

[delicate shore]

const data = await response.json()as Array<any>;
const raw_response = data[0]["cnt"]

[cinder patio]

If you know how the data looks then create an interface which describes it.

interface ApiData {
   ...
}

await response.json<ApiData>()

[delicate shore]

what about this

[cinder patio]

That's just avoiding type safety. Though in this context I guess it's not the worst if you can't be bothered to type the endpoint

[delicate shore]

in ApiData, do I need to just copy paste the format of json?

[cinder patio]

no https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/interfaces.html interfaces describe the shape of objects.

[delicate shore]

god this is confusing

[cinder patio]

Javascript / JSON object:

  name: "Google",
  age: 101

typescript interface:

   name: string,
   age: number

[delicate shore]

I think I will use promise

that is easier

in promise it doesnt ask for all this

[cinder patio]

const data = (await response.json()) as any;

if you can't be bothered

[delicate shore]

thank god

thanks

[feral aspen]

How can you use the premium function in another file?

module.exports = bot => {
    async function premium(userID) {
        console.log("Hello");
    };

I did it like this, but is this an efficient way?

[delicate shore]

I know this is not the best solution, but you can attach it to your bot or client variable

for eg, just do client.something = premium

then call it from anywhere using client.something()

[feral aspen]

I don't think I'm trying to achieve that.

[delicate shore]

    async function premium(userID) {

If you make this a global function using what I am saying, you can just use it using bot.premium or whatever name you decide

[feral aspen]

I would've done something like:

module.exports = {
    premium: async function(userID) {
        console.log("Hello");
    };
``` But I needed to use `bot`.

[cinder patio]

you can make bot a parameter for the function

[feral aspen]

Oh, you're joking.

Wait, let me try..

[feral aspen]

It would give this error, then.

[delicate shore]

Oh I see, I didn't understand what you were trying to do earlier lol sorry

[cinder patio]

module.exports.premium = function(bot, userId) {
            bot.doSomething(userId);
}

what's the function for?

also require(...).premium(...)

[feral aspen]

I'm exporting multiple functions, like 8 - 12, but I want to use bot, although, I didn't know how to use bot when trying to export the multiple functions.

[feral aspen]

I added this code to my index.js file so I would be able to import bot into my file, but now I can't seem to export the functions.

[delicate shore]

   `http://api.brainshop.ai/get?bid=${FREE_AI_BID}&key=${FREE_AI_KEY}&uid=${id}&msg=${msg}`
                                     ^
Error [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module /Users/navdeepsharma/Desktop/Remaking-RSA/node_modules/nod

Why am I getting an error here

[delicate shore]

we cannot use $ in typscript?

but I am not even using require

see the line I am getting error at

[cinder patio]

man I feel like you're just overcomplicating everything. Just create a utils file, export all the functions from there and import then where you need them.

module.exports.fn1 = ...
module.exports.fn2 = ...

const { fn1, fn2 } = require("./utils");

module.exports.premium = function(bot, userId) {
     ...
} 

[feral aspen]

.. and I keep repeating module.exports for each function?

[cinder patio]

const { premium } = require("./utils");

...
premium(client, "123");

you can also do

module.exports = {
   fn1: () => ...
}

same thing

[feral aspen]

That is LEGIT what I did, but where can I use bot? (older version of code)

[cinder patio]

PUT IT AS AN ARGUMENT TO THE FUNCTION WHICH NEEDS IT

[delicate shore]

maybe

[cinder patio]

^

[feral aspen]

So when I call the function, I legit need to input bot, right?

[delicate shore]

i put it in the name lol

yes

[feral aspen]

(bot, ...)

[feral aspen]

I'm so sorry this took me long to understand.

[cinder patio]

Do you know what functions really are or are you using them blindly

[feral aspen]

I know what they are, but when it comes to exporting them, I have questions.

Bruh, I'm back to square one.

You see how I did it?

[cinder patio]

Now show the code which imports the functions

[feral aspen]

A function needs bot and a function doesn't need bot.

[cinder patio]

and which calls them

[delicate shore]

im so done

[earnest phoenix]

move it outside of your module exports

try that

[cinder patio]

then it won't be exported?

[feral aspen]

GoogleFeud, I think I finally understood what you meant.

Hold on-

[delicate shore]

Im done
I am freaking done

his condition will always return true since this 'Promise<boolean>' is always defined.

30     if (isNormal(key) && !isPremium(key)) return 2500;
           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

export const isNormal = async (key: string) => {
  const info = await keys.findOne({
    key: key,
  });
  if (!info) return false;
  else return true;
};

[cinder patio]

you don't await it

[delicate shore]

IT DOES RETURN FALSE IF I WANT IT TO

[cinder patio]

so it's always truthy

[delicate shore]

shei

[cinder patio]

even if you don't return a promise the function wraps all return values inside one because it's async

[delicate shore]

thanks

bruh

why

    `http://api.brainshop.ai/get?bid=${FREE_AI_BID}&key=${FREE_AI_KEY}&uid=${id}&msg=${msg}`
                                     ^
Error [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module /Users/navdeepsharma/Desktop/Remaking-RSA/node_modules/nod````

  const response = await fetch(
    `http://api.brainshop.ai/get?bid=${FREE_AI_BID}&key=${FREE_AI_KEY}&uid=${id}&msg=${msg}`
  );
  const data = (await response.json()) as any;
  const raw_response = data[0]["cnt"];

this is all I am doing

[cinder patio]

what version of fetch are u using

[delicate shore]

3

[cinder patio]

version 3+ of node-fetch requires ESM imports

[delicate shore]

what does that mean

I am using ESM imports only

npm i -g pm2

[cinder patio]

not really because typescript compiles them to require

[delicate shore]

sudo npm i -g pm2

[earnest phoenix]

try restarting your console

[delicate shore]

ye

[earnest phoenix]

close then reopen it

[delicate shore]

then that is stupid

anyway I can stop it from doing that

[earnest phoenix]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

don’t complain just accept it

[cinder patio]

I'd just use an older version of node-fetch or completely switch to another library

I switched to got

[earnest phoenix]

axios ^

[cinder patio]

no

[delicate shore]

shit moment

axios ew

[charred prairie]

is there a good service where you can host a discord bot 24/7 ?

[earnest phoenix]

i love axios lmao

[delicate shore]

vps

[cinder patio]

https://www.npmjs.com/package/got is what I use now

[charred prairie]

ok

[delicate shore]

bruh

[charred prairie]

ima try vps

[delicate shore]

now I get that I need to use require

[cinder patio]

javascript imports are a huge mess

[delicate shore]

yes

mongoose.connect(
  "",
  {
    useNewUrlParser: true,
    useUnifiedTopology: true,
  }

npx pm2

try running this

ok

what else can I say except

use brew

https://brew.sh/

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

then brew install pm2

if it is there

actually nevermind

just checkout https://stackoverflow.com/a/41317809/15149272

why sudio -i

Oh, but arent you the admin

since you have root access

sudo npm i @discordjs/opus should work

might ask for your password though ^

[timber fractal]

can someone help?

[quartz kindle]

dont use sudo for npm modules

[sly sierra]

why sudo

oh tim slready answered

sudo means super user do

and accessing your root dirs

which you dont wanna do

and node is located on the home dir which is without running as super user

just explaining if you dont know

[quartz kindle]

godzilla had a stroke trying to read that and fucking died

[earnest phoenix]

he wasn't sending djs source code

[sly sierra]

its hard to type on an ipad

[quartz kindle]

sell it and buy a hipad

[wheat mesa]

based tim

[sly sierra]

👍

[quartz kindle]

xD

[sly sierra]

yea

[quartz kindle]

remember 10 years ago

when iphone was taking over the market

with it came a shit ton of fake iphones

"hiphone"

and people would buy that thinking it was the same thing

because nobody knew dafuq was an iphone exactly

just that it was something new and fancy

[sly sierra]

I was 4 or 3 years old at the time but hahah

[quartz kindle]

lmao

iphone was released in 2007

[sly sierra]

indeed

[quartz kindle]

its been 14 years already dayum

[sly sierra]

whic date though

like month

oh so i was a couple months old

@quartz kindle yess monospace for the font on your website

Monospace is really poggers

[quartz kindle]

lel

you just want to code, or do you want to actually host and run inside your phone?

[sly sierra]

you could use repl

[sly sierra]

oh good question

[quartz kindle]

there are probably many code editor apps you can use

[sly sierra]

I think its mainly on android but yea.

[quartz kindle]

but to actually run the code you will likely need additional setup

[sly sierra]

I mean phones have terminals

[quartz kindle]

what most people do is run the code somewhere else, like a hosting service, a vps, an app container like heroku or repl.it

[sly sierra]

We dont spoon feed here

[quartz kindle]

do you have any coding experience?

[wheat mesa]

Replit is probably the best option from what it sounds like you’re looking for

[quartz kindle]

which programing language did you use?

alright, so you should be fine with repl.it

[sly sierra]

https://docs.python.org/3/

https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

https://discord.js.org/

https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/

[quartz kindle]

repl.it is a website that hosts small apps and runs them for you, like a tiny server. they have an online code editor which you can use from your phone, no need to download anything

[sly sierra]

^^^

just a website

No if you already have knowledge of js then do you

I thought you were just starting coding so i sent you some docs

[quartz kindle]

what did you use to code your bot before? discord.js?

yes, but what did the videos show

did they use discord.js?

ok, but what did they install inside repl.it

discord.js?

lol

they surely start with "install this"

what did they say to install?

lel

well, then just go watch them again

repl.it can be used from your phone, so pretty much everything they show there will still work

unless they are using an outdated version

if you use repl.it you dont need anything else

you just code directly inside replit

[sly sierra]

But I would say first know more basics of the language your using then automatically going out on the lib, but already starting out coding on mobile is better than people who use botghost

[quartz kindle]

if you want to learn javascript, search for some videos about javascript

javascript as a language does not care what you use, its the same everywhere

there is no difference in mobile or pc

[sly sierra]

Yes

What?

You cant code without knowing how to code

Well you need coding skill and knowledge

No

[quartz kindle]

discord bots are like a specialization. you need to learn programming first, then you can chose what you want to specialize in

[sly sierra]

this

[quartz kindle]

for example, you want to be a javascript programmer, with a specialization in discord bots

so first step would be to learn javascript

and be very good at it

[sly sierra]

then move to discord,js

[quartz kindle]

the better you are at the language, the better bots you will make

and faster

[sly sierra]

indeed

Tim code tips

[quartz kindle]

again, if you want to host your bot on repl.it, you write the code inside repl.it

you dont need any other app

open the repl.it website in your phone, create a project, and start coding

[sly sierra]

yes

[quartz kindle]

if you want to learn javascript, look for videos that teach javascript, or check websites like codecademy or udemy that have programming courses

yes

repl.it is a service that runs the code for you, you write code on repl.it and repl.it runs it for you

[sly sierra]

both

look

[quartz kindle]

i dont understand what you're so confused about

[sly sierra]

You need to learn javascript or any lang to make a bot

[quartz kindle]

are you looking for something like an interactive tutorial videogame thing that teaches you js?

[sly sierra]

No

repl it is for writing the code then hosting it

[quartz kindle]

repl.it is not a teaching platform if thats what you're asking. but you can use repl.it as a testing ground to test stuff and learn by trying and experimenting, as well as to test code you see in teaching courses or tutorials

i have no idea what you're saying

[sly sierra]

mans brain went 🧠🧠💀

[torpid marsh]

Hello

Algum br pra me ajuda?

[earnest phoenix]

hi

yall bald

ok bye

[dense flame]

I dont quite understand the problem

[torpid marsh]

hello could someone help me with a question?
How do I get the bot to send an emoji or image in the message?

[dense flame]

why are you usiing string

[torpid marsh]

and if i want to put a server emoji how do i?

[dense flame]

you should use boolean

ik

this is like enabling the owoify right?

why not true and false mate

I mean thats not the problem but just weird

did you check the db if it actually changes on command?

put this inside an else

because you have an if above

[torpid marsh]

so?
tools:851511541512667197-920328934833393764:

[quartz kindle]

server emojis = custom emoji

you dont need the guild id

only the emoji id

all emojis are globally unique

[torpid marsh]

how do i get this id?

[quartz kindle]

type \emoji

[torpid marsh]

ggty

\🛠️

[quartz kindle]

that is not a custom emoji

only custom emojis have ids

for default emojis you use the unicode character directly in your code

for example

message.channel.send("🛠️")

[torpid marsh]

how do I get it to respond with emojis that haven't been added to the server?

[quartz kindle]

your bot needs to have the permission to use external emojis

and needs to be in the server where the emoji comes from

[earnest phoenix]

Are slash commands cached,since I have many guild only commands.I want to retrive them and loop through to get some infos(like guild)

[tired panther]

For djs users, you can access all guild commands on the #Guild.commands.cache prop.
When the cache has not been limited....

[velvet pike]

how can i get data with webhook on java

[earnest phoenix]

use php instead

[severe perch]

[spiral timber]

anyone here use a discord bot maker from steam?

[earnest phoenix]

what

[earnest phoenix]

no its outdated

[spiral timber]

yeah but you can still buy it and make a bot

[storm belfry]

by outdated he meant that it's not really recommended if you want to make a working bot

[quartz kindle]

discord bot maker's steam page

[wooden ember]

if ive downloaded the normal d.js node package can i also download the voise version too?

[quartz kindle]

wtf

does it even work?

[wooden ember]

or do i have to delete the existing d.js package

[wooden ember]

i mean it never worked to begin with

[quartz kindle]

voice is an addon

[wooden ember]

ah

[quartz kindle]

not a different djs version

so no, you dont need to uninstall it

[wooden ember]

yeah but on teh docs it says when you are setting up a bot you can iether install on or the other though

[quartz kindle]

its just a short cut for installing djs + addons

[wooden ember]

ah fair enough

[earnest phoenix]

nope it is bugged

you can still do some basic stuff

[wooden ember]

im pretty sure all that thing does it ctrl+v code into a file depending on what you want it to do

[spiral timber]

it does work i have it working right now

[wooden ember]

oh god

[spiral timber]

its not that bad it dosnt take alot of skill its alot eaiser than coding it

it automaticly codes it for you

[wooden ember]

i supose but then i've heard that the backend of that app is a mess so idk

[spiral timber]

idk like i like it but it dosnt have too many options so far i made kick ban warn check warns, youtube url VC music, rock paper scissors game, and other simple commands

for me its simple to use for someone who dosnt understand in coding. if i wanted to code it i would have to just to to that bots directory and the code is there

[wooden ember]

damn the yt player still works?

[spiral timber]

yeah

[wooden ember]

i have to update stuff on a monthly basis to keep my one working

[spiral timber]

what do you mean by that?

[wooden ember]

cuz yt is stinky and they break stuff to encourage you to watch it on the yt website

[spiral timber]

i did pay 10 bucks for it

[earnest phoenix]

any idea of single file, you can keep sync across many folders . Does gist support cli and is there the sub option(git inside git not possible without submodule).

[wooden ember]

huh?

i dont see why it wouldnt suport cli but idk much about that stuff

[spiral timber]

well youtube is tricky beacuse some links are blocked for stuff like that so not all the links work and thats just youtube not the bot beacuse mee6 is the same way with some links

[wooden ember]

yeah thats what i mean youtube does that cuz if you watch a vid not through their platforms you bypass adds

[spiral timber]

for instance i tried converting a youtube to mp4 from a free youtube movie with ads and it will not work

[wooden ember]

yeah

[spiral timber]

but if a movie was uploaded on youtube but not by youtube by a ramdom channel it will then work

idk how it works exactly but all i know is there link is blocked

[wooden ember]

mmm thats odd

[spiral timber]

same with some copyright shit

[wooden ember]

yeah if its blocked in your country it wont work

[spiral timber]

im in the usa tho

[wooden ember]

or if you happen to live in the EU(or UK) you cant even watch age restricted videos

cuz papa govounment needs to make sure we arent naughty

[spiral timber]

lol damn yeah america dosnt care for that anymore lol

[wooden ember]

i know that s the way it should be

[spiral timber]

yeah

[wooden ember]

what ever happend to free choice over here i will never know

[spiral timber]

are you in the uk?

[wooden ember]

sadly

we left the EU but still have to share their crap legislation

[spark flint]

sadly

[wooden ember]

indeed

i was born in the US though and have a citezenship too so I will probably move back there when i have the money

i can go and live in a ranch in the midle of nowhere

thats off grid (exept for internet ofcource)

[quartz kindle]

yes but dont they use discord.js internally? 2017 is like djs v11

[wooden ember]

i mean considdering that yt still works on it

i would expect it hase to have been updated

also it really annoys me how error has 5 letters unlike all my other console logs

reeee

also i think ima have to update my vc player code for v13

sigh

[earnest phoenix]

How do I fix this error? I just wanted to update my Bot to discord.js V13, but if I want to start it, this show up.

RangeError [BITFIELD_INVALID]: Invalid bitfield flag or number: undefined.

pls provide your index.js or the client definition (new Client ..)

[wooden ember]

oh boi your gonna have to change quite a bit to update from v12 to v13

but that error means that you havent set any intents

[earnest phoenix]

Hi

[jolly notch]

What does discord use for websockets?

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah I know 😭

[earnest phoenix]

Tanks!

[quartz kindle]

you mean on the server side?

[jolly notch]

yes

I don't think it's socket.io

[quartz kindle]

surely not

there is no way of knowing without them posting about it in one of their blogs

but im assuming either python, since most of their docs show python examples, or a lower level lang like rust or cpp because performance

[jolly notch]

Well it would be python for docs as it's simple to understand any concept with it

[wooden ember]

in d.js v12 you have const client = new Discord.Client() but in v13 its changed to something like ```js
const {Client, Intents} = require('discord.js');
const client = new Client({ intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, MESSAGE.CONTENT] });

[jolly notch]

Why use stuff like that

[wooden ember]

?

[quartz kindle]

the only thing thats different is intents being a required option

everything else is personal preference

[jolly notch]

const client = new discord.Client({ intents: [new discord.Intents('32766')] });

https://ziad87.net/intents/

[wooden ember]

eh yeah i forgot about the bitfield thing but i prefer to have the words

I understand it easier

[wooden ember]

apparently its not anymore

[quartz kindle]

thats literally what discordjs/voice is

an addon

[earnest phoenix]

I got it, Thanks

[wooden ember]

nice

[quartz kindle]

why use stuff like that

const client = new Discord.Client({ intents: 32766 });

[jolly notch]

🤔

[wooden ember]

ah yeah forgot i said i thought that i originaly though d.js voice was the same as d.js but with voice suport my bad

also you guys know the verbose logging that you can enable? is there a way to just extract some of the info from it?

cuz i would like to know the heart beat latency but i dont want it to spam my console

[fading bobcat]

How do I get my Port for
serverApp.listen('your port');?

[wooden ember]

the port you want the server to listen on

http is 8080 minecraft is 25565 depends on what you are doing

[fading bobcat]

Idk, I got a code and it says your port

Vote rewards for my bot

[wooden ember]

what the topgg api thing ?

[fading bobcat]

Ya

Lemme give full code

[wooden ember]

wait

there is a channel for the api

#topgg-api

[fading bobcat]

const getDiamonds = await 
client.db.get("main", `diamonds_${u}`).then(d=>d ? d.value : 0);
client.db.set("main", "diamonds_" + u, Number(getDiamonds)+15)
})()
 })
serverApp.listen('ur port');  

[wooden ember]

bruh

i mean idk what to do with that cuz i dont use the api so eh

do you have to set up a dev account or somthing inortder to use the api ?

cuz if you do it might say there

but idk

[solemn latch]

Oh it was a topgg webhook
I thought the question was just about webhooks in general not topgg. My fault.

[wooden ember]

lol

i dont even know what webhooks are tbh

[solemn latch]

webhooks are a way for programs to communicate to each other

using standard http

for example, top.gg webhooks send messages to your code when someone votes, those messages contain these parameters. https://docs.top.gg/resources/webhooks/#schema
(who voted, what bot/server the vote was for, if it was a test vote or an upvote, if the weekend multiplier was applied, and some query information)

[outer zenith]

just curious what do yall use for data storage for ur bots

[quartz kindle]

i use sqlite

[coarse yoke]

mongo

[outer zenith]

what does ur bot do

[coarse yoke]

alot of things ;-;

[outer zenith]

im just trying to consider pro and cons of switching to mongo or some other db

[coarse yoke]

cant name all of them

[sly sierra]

Well depends for what, i mainly use mongodb, and store it using quickmongo

[outer zenith]

like leveling

[coarse yoke]

😎

[outer zenith]

cause i feel for most things i can use sqlite

[sly sierra]

I dont make multipurpose bots but mongo could do thst

[outer zenith]

but leveling im not sure if sqlite is the best thing

[sly sierra]

Sqtile is also amazing

[coarse yoke]

ill go see how to use sqtile and maybe switch over to it

[outer zenith]

tbh sqlite is pretty simple

is just sql

w local db files

[coarse yoke]

nah not gonna switch over to it cuz i know how to use mongo better and its more like easy to use then sqtile but ill test sqtile

[crisp lava]

preferred coding languages? 🥸

[sudden geyser]

clojure

[proven lantern]

Tim told me my database was awesome yesterday

[sly sierra]

error?

oh

but it doesnt

nvm

[woeful pike]

= inside if statement?

I recommend installing eslint so it can catch these kinds of things for you

have you console.logged row?

oh no

don't store guild ids as numbers

[sudden geyser]

use strings!

or big numbers if you want

[woeful pike]

I mean your guildid is wrong

[earnest phoenix]

yes it is

[woeful pike]

it's truncated, look at the last two zeros

javascript can't represent numbers that large

you need to use strings or a bigint but that depends on the driver implementation

[sudden geyser]

Discord sends all IDs as strings

In your SQL database you'll probably save it as text

looks right

aw

[earnest phoenix]

v12 or v13?

why are you using v12 d.js

[outer zenith]

im rewriting my bot code to make it cleaner but i really dont know why my bot isnt even reacting to messages 💀

like in the on message event

any idea where the error could be (like what region of startup)
cause i can send sses as needed

but the bot runs the on_ready event

but doesnt recieve a on message event

[earnest phoenix]

do u have the message content intent activated?

[outer zenith]

i thought that wasnt till 2022

[earnest phoenix]

do you use discord.js ?

[outer zenith]

no

discord.py

but im looking at the discord dev portal

but yea it doesnt work even with it enabled

[earnest phoenix]

yes

[earnest phoenix]

show your code

[outer zenith]

nvm i had a task created that had no sleep period

[quartz kindle]

whats your current code?

[main trench]

Weird question but can bots create webhooks? Didn't see anything on the docs about it so I assume not?

Still hope then

Dope

Just gotta figure out how then

[cinder patio]

Does anyone do code golf?

[proven lantern]

solve this using less characters
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mame/quine-relay/master/QR.rb

[sudden geyser]

gets rid of bottom rows boom

[proven lantern]

no

keep the buffers

and the dragon

[cinder patio]

What does the code do, prints the dragon?

(that's a dragon?)

[solemn latch]

I'll delete a random character ez

[sly sierra]

🧠

[sudden geyser]

the dragon is made from 100 languages

or 52

can't remember

[proven lantern]

This is a Ruby program that generates Rust program that generates Scala program that generates ...(through 128 languages in total)... REXX program that generates the original Ruby code again.

[sly sierra]

Damn you must have a lot of time on youir hand

[proven lantern]

i could never make this

[sly sierra]

copy and paste

[sudden geyser]

I feel bad for the build process

imagine trying to run that thing

[proven lantern]

just need to install a few languages

[sly sierra]

What IDE do you guys use

I'm just a curios guy

[sudden geyser]

visual studio code

and sometimes sublime

[solemn latch]

Arduino ide

[proven lantern]

intellij

[sly sierra]

I feel like I've seen that in aur before

[earnest phoenix]

vs

[sly sierra]

ah yea

[quartz kindle]

you're code is still that? because this is very wrong

[cinder patio]

Has someone solved the bottles of beer one

[sly sierra]

@earnest phoenix I would love to help with your problem or try but I'm really tired and don't wanna sleep.

[earnest phoenix]

im trying to make a new bot and i have my script all typed out and no errors but in the console it gives me this error. Anyone know why?

[light epoch]

You need nodejs v16 or newer

[proven lantern]

if i want to schedule an aws lambda event to run in the future should i use sqs?

maybe there's a way to use cloudwatch

sqs doesn't like waiting

[proven lantern]

cloudwatch does reoccurring events. i just want to schedule unique events to run in the future

why hasn't amazon made a feature to schedule lambda executions in the future?

this guy is doing a hack, but it lags ~48hours
https://medium.com/monstar-lab-bangladesh-engineering/how-i-solved-dynamic-task-scheduling-using-aws-dynamodb-ttl-stream-and-lambda-c0da5ebd6597

[proven lantern]

why is it so hard to schedule a lambda

[earnest phoenix]

I'm getting error like this user aborted a request, how can I fix this? i am using d.js v13

[lament rock]

Its an issue with either Discord's Rest or network fidelity on your end

or your process is locked and the abort controller triggers

[earnest phoenix]

now i am getting internal server error

[lament rock]

Then it's Discord

[earnest phoenix]

Yes response

Thats weird

[whole glen]

IDK why this does not work```
const keepAlive = require("./server.js")
//discord.js for using the bot for discord
const Discord = require('discord.js');
//discord client
const client = new Discord.Client();

//keep alive
keepAlive()

client.once('ready', async () => {
const rules = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
rules.setTitle('Rules')
rules.setColor('#FF0000')
rules.addFields(
{ name: '1. Treat EVERYONE with respect and Kindness.', value: 'Don't ruin someone elses day when you are having a bad day or not.', inline: false },
{ name: '2. No politics.', value: 'This includes talking about the prez and laws.', inline: false },
{ name: '3. NO NSFW content!!!', value: 'This includes Nudity, Gross things, Blood and Dead animals.', inline: false },
{ name: '4. 100% NO racism or discrimination allowed. This includes jokes/memes.', value: 'Don't make fun or joke about Gay people, People of color, People with disability, etc.', inline: false },
{ name: '5. DO NOT spam and keep CAPS to a minimum.', value: 'Spaming is useless and bad. CAPS is annoying.', inline: false },
{ name: '6. FOLLOW server RULES when chatting in DMs with other server members.', value: 'Unless they are your friends and they are okay with you not following these rules.', inline: false },
{ name: '7. The rules for this server may change at ANY TIME and it's YOUR responsibility to look at the changes and follow them.', value: '', inline: false },
{ name: '8. ONLY speak in ENGLISH!!! as we only know English and we don't know what you say.', value: 'You can talk about a languge. Just dont speak it.', inline: false },
{ name: '9. No Scamming.', value: 'No BAD/sus links.', inline: false },
{ name: '10. No begging.', value: 'We don't like it a lot.', inline: false },
{ name: '11. No advertising.', value: 'This means no discord invites.', inline: false },```

      { name: '12. Use the correct channel.', value: 'Unless it\'s relevant to the current conversation.', inline: false },
      { name: '13. Keep swearing to a minimum', value: 'DON\'T say the N or B word.', inline: false },
      { name: '14. Follow Discord TOS and Guidelines.', value: '(https://discord.com/terms | https://discord.com/guidelines)', inline: false },
      { name: '15. DON\'T ping someone for no reason!!!', value: 'No mass pinging.', inline: false },
      { name: '16. Use some common sense.', value: 'That\'s common sense.', inline: false },
      { name: 'Warning ⚠️: we look at all deleted messages so be careful about what you say/do. OR ELSE.', value: 'From staff: wahahahahahahahahahaha.', inline: false },
      { name: 'You will not be banned for using betterdiscord.', value: 'Not like Z1\'s server', inline: false },
    )
    rules.setTimestamp()
    rules.setFooter('Thank you - STAFF');
  client.channels.cache.get('843188262700056606').send(rules)
  
  const updatedrulesmessage = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
    updatedrulesmessage.setTitle('Rules have been updated!!! Please go and review them!!!')
    updatedrulesmessage.setColor('#FF0000')
    updatedrulesmessage.setTimestamp()
  client.channels.cache.get('842129930410000425').send(updatedrulesmessage + "[#843188262700056606](/guild/264445053596991498/channel/843188262700056606/)")
  client.channels.cache.get('846199943172980736').send(updatedrulesmessage + "[#843188262700056606](/guild/264445053596991498/channel/843188262700056606/)")
});

client.login(process.env.TOKEN)``` 
i GET ```(node:1077) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: RangeError [EMBED_FIELD_VALUE]: MessageEmbed field values may not be empty.```

[solemn latch]

rule 7 value is empty

[proven lantern]

dont worry everyone. i figured it out. step functions

[neat ingot]

is that using one of those fancy fangled 'serverless' type functions?

[sly sierra]

ah

[proven lantern]

all this just to schedule the lambda

[sudden geyser]

Whatever happened to thread.sleep()

[proven lantern]

whatever happened to goto

[sudden geyser]

we got functions

[lyric mountain]

Who tf uses goto

Too basic

[proven lantern]

whatever happened to asm

[sudden geyser]

function f() {
  console.log("Goto!");
}

f(); // switched! wwoo!!!!!!!

[proven lantern]

true

we should learn machine code

[lyric mountain]

Imagine in a near future machines learning human code

[proven lantern]

neuralink

[sudden geyser]

well I still want a job

[proven lantern]

i want ai to do all jobs for me

[sudden geyser]

GitHub is just Microsoft's late-game embrace, extend, extinguish.

[proven lantern]

and i get to do whatever i want all the time

[lyric mountain]

But wouldn't that be

SOCIALISM???!!

[proven lantern]

the ai own themselves

there will be google ai bots running around helping people and giving them ads

[lyric mountain]

I came

Wassup

[sly sierra]

why did i read that as gentoo

[lyric mountain]

Console.log row.owo

U don't need to === true also

[proven lantern]

is it true or "true"

[sly sierra]

tur

true*

[proven lantern]

row.owo === "1"```

not true

[lyric mountain]

Ye, '0' is true

[proven lantern]

0 is true?

[lyric mountain]

Cuz non empty string

[proven lantern]

oh

[lyric mountain]

0 isn't, '0' is

[proven lantern]

i thought you wanted 0 to be true

[lyric mountain]

'0' is a non-empty string, with is always true

0 is a numeric value, which is always false

[proven lantern]

parseInt("0") is false

[lyric mountain]

U could just parseint it

But whatever

[gentle condor]

how to add custom emoji in drop down menus discord py?

[river star]

jesus man

just do like

if (!row.owo) return

youre doing if row.owo == true

this would be cleaner

hold on

if (args[0]) return
if (!row.owo) return

embed.setDescption... rest

no need to put it all in a if statement

[delicate shore]

Hey guys I need a little bit help

const canvasMethod = async (req: Request, res: Response, next: NextFunction) => {
  let img1 = req.query.img1 || req.query.img;
  let img2 = req.query.img2;
  let img3 = req.query.img3;
  let txt = req.query.txt;
  let method = req.path.method

This is my code for canvasMethod function

in a file called canvas.ts

I get this error

But in my file called routes.ts
I am doing this: ```ts
router.get("/canvas/:method", controller6.canvasMethod, normal_min, normal_day);

This assures that the path method exists

[pale vessel]

What does req.path return?

[delicate shore]

haven't tried yet

[pale vessel]

Because it thinks req.path is a string, not an object

[delicate shore]

it is

maybe

console.dir(req.path)
// => "/users"```

express docs say this

[pale vessel]

That's a string

[delicate shore]

yes

but I remember using the same code

in javascript

and it worked

[pale vessel]

The value would've been undefined then

[delicate shore]

what do you mean.

[quartz kindle]

you mean the :method param?

[delicate shore]

yes

[quartz kindle]

req.params

not req.path

[delicate shore]

oh

thanks

[proven lantern]

data: { message: 'Bots cannot use this endpoint', code: 20001 }

bots can do dms

what is it talking about

https://discord.com/api/v9/users/@me/channels

nm, i messed up

[gentle osprey]

help webhook send 1 vote
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/714045415707770900/920561591605399572/unknown.png

[earnest phoenix]

https://top.gg

[young rune]

What webserver are u running

[earnest phoenix]

Looks like aiohttp

[gentle osprey]

aiohttp

[gentle osprey]

yep

[young rune]

Free nitro

I want

[lament rock]

[gentle osprey]

it fake

[young rune]

Ik

[gentle osprey]

:\

[earnest phoenix]

What does that emoji imply kek

[pale vessel]

OhINep

[frosty valve]

Rq question as I don’t find anything online. Does babeljs add type check on compiled code for params?

[pale vessel]

No

You have to add them yourself I'm pretty sure. the compiler isn't that smart

[frosty valve]

It isn’t too hard for the compiler to add it tho tbh

just add some error logging code if the param doesn’t match the type when compiling it.

Well. Thanks for a answer anyways

[dusk skiff]

why does this not work? it return undefined

axios({
    url: `/users/655881699304931368`,
    method: 'GET',
    baseURL: 'https://discord.com/api/',
    headers: { 'Authorization': `Bot ${config.discordBotConfig().token}` },
    responseType: 'json'
})
.then(function (res) {
    return res;
})

[lament rock]

Not often I see many qts I know. Just cool to see familiar names of people I think are cool and cute

[earnest phoenix]

Nou

[lament rock]

Idk about that one chief

[earnest phoenix]

[timber fractal]

anyone? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70349494/discord-twitter-others-preview-for-link-not-working

[spark flint]

https://cdn.luckiecrab.nl/crab

[spark flint]

Try making sure the image urls are https

https://cdn.luckiecrab.nl/crabimg.jpg

[harsh tusk]

<button> is not working for me

[earnest phoenix]

why doesnt this work? the interaction fails when I click on the button

nvm it's working

[sly sierra]

nice

[fiery copper]

TIL. That in Discord.js 13 message.reply now actually replys instead of Mention, message content

[timber fractal]

they are :/

ive added SSL for all of them

[last tapir]

i have an array

const l = ["ooo", "lol", "hahaha", "ok"];

how can i get the string "lol" and remove it?

should i use filter or something

[timber fractal]

did you get an error? nvm

[tulip ledge]

You can use the method .findIndex(“foo”) and the use the splice method to remove that index

[timber fractal]

@spark flint all image links are https, the whole subdomain uses https, can you help me?

[spark flint]

I'm geniunely confused as to why it doesn't work

[timber fractal]

no-one knows :((((

[tulip ledge]

Are u sure all those images exist?

[spark flint]

yeah

https://cdn.luckiecrab.nl/crabimg.jpg

https://cdn.luckiecrab.nl/crabimg.jpg

thats the url

[tulip ledge]

And thats supposed to show when you send your website url on discord right?

[spark flint]

@timber fractal do you have an anti vpn or something

i think i might know

i tried to access using a vpn, site blocked me

the discord scraper to get embed details might be getting blocked

[spark flint]

yep

i tested with the code and it works for me

https://bigbun.dev/test

[tulip ledge]

Maybe try changing type to image?

Idk

Never used it before

[spark flint]

Its not that

[tulip ledge]

Reading the docs atm

https://ogp.me/

[spark flint]

its the exact same code on their site

[tulip ledge]

Huh

So it works fory ou

But not for them

[spark flint]

yep

i think its the vpn thing

i tried to access using a common vpn

didn't work

[tulip ledge]

Yeah I thibk so

[spark flint]

but when disabled it didn; work

[timber fractal]

oh

[tulip ledge]

That’s the only thing that could possible interfere with that I think

[spark flint]

yep

[timber fractal]

how tf do i remove that

[spark flint]

what host do you use

[timber fractal]

mijndomein

dutch domain managing

and you can get hosting

[tulip ledge]

You’ll need to resolve it with them

[timber fractal]

from them

[timber fractal]

alr

[spark flint]

I'm looking now

https://ben-is-a.communism.pro/SgZEFRMi

that might be something

[timber fractal]

oh yeah i remember

when my friend left his vpn on

and tried visiting my site

it wouldnt let him

[spark flint]

yeah

[opaque acorn]

npm WARN tarball tarball data for prism-media@https://codeload.github.com/distubejs/prism-media/tar.gz/main (sha512-lkEYKsA09+XkKqQHHK96cpmzJE3rlIoMHYww0gfS4Vodz/ZS2p/4Bt09xAqRoHpUEihbO+KdaOFGOypBdBaz7Q==) seems to be corrupted. Trying again.
npm WARN tarball tarball data for prism-media@https://codeload.github.com/distubejs/prism-media/tar.gz/main (sha512-lkEYKsA09+XkKqQHHK96cpmzJE3rlIoMHYww0gfS4Vodz/ZS2p/4Bt09xAqRoHpUEihbO+KdaOFGOypBdBaz7Q==) seems to be corrupted. Trying again.
npm ERR! code EINTEGRITY
npm ERR! sha512-lkEYKsA09+XkKqQHHK96cpmzJE3rlIoMHYww0gfS4Vodz/ZS2p/4Bt09xAqRoHpUEihbO+KdaOFGOypBdBaz7Q== integrity checksum failed when using sha512: wanted sha512-lkEYKsA09+XkKqQHHK96cpmzJE3rlIoMHYww0gfS4Vodz/ZS2p/4Bt09xAqRoHpUEihbO+KdaOFGOypBdBaz7Q== but got sha512-nLwwM6M/qz+VZ0LNzfcKrEwojdgEH5lGZDPaBpXp75gNeTEQ95ysj1QHbCUWHTLoC+fPJJ5Io13pe4RtQBmyTw==. (9770 bytes)

???

[last tapir]

.how

[tulip ledge]

I... legit... told you

[last tapir]

yes yes i didnt read my bad

[lament rock]

The data fetched by npm from GitHub was corrupted. You could possibly try to install from a local dir and bundle that or npm cache clear --force and try again

[opaque acorn]

["command_handler", "event_handler"].forEach(handler => {
                                     ^
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'forEach')
at Object.<anonymous> (/app/index.ts:25:38)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1101:14)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1153:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:981:32)
    at Function.Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:822:12)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:81:12)
    at node:internal/main/run_main_module:17:47

[quartz kindle]

what the fuck, that error is literally impossible

[cinder patio]

It happens inside the foreach

the error just points where the function starts, which is pretty weird

show the entire function

[opaque acorn]

["command_handler", "event_handler"].forEach(handler => {
  require(`./handlers/${handler}`)(client, Discord);
});

[cinder patio]

the errors is probably in one of the functions you're calling, then

[simple stump]

How would I use canvas arcs to create a “leveling circle”? I am having trouble with the math for circles. The leveling is shown on the circle, but not at the correct length. I messed around a bit on w3schools, but since the canvas is 3k x 2k (a mistake by me lol), the math seems to be a bit different. I got as much as:
ctx.arc(1926, 300, 125, 0, (amountToNextLevel ) * 10);
Assuming amountToNextLevel is experience / experienceForNextLevel
One example is the image attached. bwepis has 32288 experience, but at level 4, level 5 requires 64000 experience. This means he should be about halfway through the arc, but for some reason it shows he’s 3/4 of the way there. I have a few other examples as well if you want to see.

Code:
https://sourceb.in/xBQqnSYvMC

[solemn latch]

Are they all the same arc? Or is it diffrent for each one?

[simple stump]

Wdym by the same arc?

[solemn latch]

Are they all 3/4th of a circle

[simple stump]

The experience for each person changes, but requirements for the next level is the same

[simple stump]

No

[solemn latch]

So, what it seems is going on is you are not calculating radians

(sorry just now sat at my computer and could look at the code)

not the cleanest way to do it, but can kind of point you in a rough direction.

https://i.woo.pics/833f673692.webp

(also added a closepath, just for visibility, obviously you don't want that)

i actually messed that up, silly me

[delicate shore]

guys

why isnt my node project working when I run node .

[solemn latch]

wrong file name in your package.json?

[delicate shore]

nope

[solemn latch]

in the wrong folder?

[delicate shore]

nope

[solemn latch]

do you have anything in your code that logs every time?
or I guess what I am asking is if your project has anything that forces it to stay on.

[delicate shore]

I dont know

[solemn latch]

add a console log to the very beginning of index.js

[delicate shore]

It basically is using nodemailer

and csv-parser

first it parses csv and saves it into an array

then emails are sent

[solemn latch]

yeah, it probably is just closing itself when done

[delicate shore]

it works

[delicate shore]

its not even started

because I am logging a lot of things

in the things

[solemn latch]

the console log at the beginning of the file works though?

[delicate shore]

yep

[solemn latch]

then somethings wrong with your code, the file is indeed running and closing itself when it finishes executing.

[delicate shore]

should I debug using console log

[solemn latch]

or just standard debugging
https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_debugging.asp

[delicate shore]

wait

tf

ok so here's the thing

everything is working when I am testing through console.log

except one function

[solemn latch]

are you calling the function?
I assume you are, but always gotta check

[delicate shore]

figured the issue

so what I was doing was

function() {
function()
}

I am dumb

[solemn latch]

👀

[wooden ember]

bruh

looks like somthing i would do though lol

also does anyone know what causes this?

trying to make my bot play music

it connects but at some point it times out or somthing