development

[lyric mountain]

As in, object properties

But static properties work just fine

[simple stump]

okay. tysm

[signal thistle]

ok so I need help with a beginner c++ program

i know how to generate a square but I cant figure out how to change the shape

and this is what I have so far

[lyric mountain]

Circle can be expressed by a function of sin and cos

Triangle has many ways of achieving, and depends on what type of triangle

Easiest would be a right triangle

Pentagon I have no fckin idea how

Not with ascii

[night sundial]

how and where am i getting that?

[signal thistle]

I dont got problem with the other ones, it's just the square. I need to print square that changes it's size based on the length provided by the user input

[earnest phoenix]

export const SQL_TABLE = `
        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Users(
            userId TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
            rice BIGINT DEFAULT 10000
        );
        
        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Items (
            itemId INT PRIMARY KEY,
            userId TEXT,
            name VARCHAR(21) NOT NULL,
            description varchar(150),
            value BIGINT DEFAULT 10,
            rarity TEXT NOT NULL,
            CONSTRAINT fk_user
            FOREIGN KEY(userId)
            REFERENCES Users(userId) ON DELETE CASCADE
        );
        
        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Alliance (
          allianceId    INT PRIMARY KEY,
          name          VARCHAR(21) UNIQUE,
          rice          BIGINT DEFAULT 10000
        );

    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Alliance_User(
        userId TEXT,
        allianceId INT,
        CONSTRAINT fk_user
        FOREIGN KEY(userId)
        REFERENCES Users(userId) ON DELETE CASCADE,
        CONSTRAINT fk_alliance
        FOREIGN KEY(allianceId)
        REFERENCES Alliance(allianceId)
    );
        `

Sorry for poor formatting.

But I read online that using ON DELETE CASCADE on a foreign key will delete that record as well when the parent record is deleted.

Do I have to use ON DELETE CASCADE on every table that makes a reference to the parent?

[austere surge]

man the first line

its always missing the indentation

[earnest phoenix]

Yea discord fucks up the indentation

I can't be asked to fix it

[austere surge]

or you dont copy it right

[earnest phoenix]

Nah I copy it correctly cause it pastes correctly but when hitting send it comes out like that

[blissful coral]

Ooooh new typescript version allows code before super() in constructors

Interesting

[prime mist]

Unless you don't use classes lol

[earnest phoenix]

I wonder if it will allow using this before super

[cinder patio]

It doesn't

[earnest phoenix]

😔

[cinder patio]

Code before super() was always a thing in javascript

but ts didn't allow it until now

[earnest phoenix]

I see

I thought that was the case

[rocky hearth]

How can I compile a single ts test file as sibling js file

[earnest phoenix]

I don't know why you'd want to but iirc you can just use the outFile option

[cinder patio]

sigling js file?

you could use ts-node

[earnest phoenix]

does ts node compile stuff?

[cinder patio]

oh wait no

You could use the include setting

[earnest phoenix]

you could also use the outFile compiler option

iirc that makes your entire ts project compile down into a single js file depending on the name u give it

[rocky hearth]

that is not what I want

[earnest phoenix]

oh?

did I misinterpret then

[rocky hearth]

yes, I just want to compile a single ts file. Just want to convert some ts code to js equivalent. In node's env

[earnest phoenix]

What

do you got an issue

no
it's the naming
fuck_user

this sounded way more offensive then I meant it to

[woeful pike]

I highly recommend keeping your SQL schema changes inside migrations and not in source code

[woeful pike]

no

[earnest phoenix]

I am new to using raw sql so no idea what this means or how to do it

[woeful pike]

look up what migrations are

[earnest phoenix]

alright

[woeful pike]

it's a way of making changes to your database schema over time

there are tools that will "version" your database for you

[earnest phoenix]

Do you have any recommended tools?

[woeful pike]

it depends on what you're using

[earnest phoenix]

as in what dialect?

[woeful pike]

I use prisma as an ORM which has its own migration tool

if not you can use something like https://github.com/db-migrate/node-db-migrate

[earnest phoenix]

I am trying to step away from using orms personally

[woeful pike]

nothing wrong with orms rly

[earnest phoenix]

Well yea

[woeful pike]

just don't try to use an orm to solve every single problem

[earnest phoenix]

I just feel like I don't know what iis actually happening under the hood

[woeful pike]

fair point

[earnest phoenix]

I mainly used typeorm in the past

[woeful pike]

super complex

you don't need an orm, most js orms just save you writing things out and that's it

[civic scroll]

write raw queries

more dangerous and fun

[earnest phoenix]

my raw queries are scary

[woeful pike]

nothing dangerous about it if you just use prepared statements

[earnest phoenix]

    static async update(userId: string, data: Partial<UserData>, client: InteractionCommandClient) {
        try {
            let sqlQuery = `
            UPDATE users
            SET `
            sqlQuery += Object
                .entries(data)
                .map(([key, value]) => `${key}=${value}`)
                .join(', ')

            sqlQuery += `
            WHERE userId = $1
            `

            await client.pg.query(sqlQuery, [userId])
        }catch (error: any) {
            throw new ShogunError(error)
        }
    }

This is how I update things

[civic scroll]

raiden shogun????

[earnest phoenix]

hm?

[civic scroll]

jk

i understand nothing

[woeful pike]

yeah that's not a great idea

[civic scroll]

i don't work with sql

[earnest phoenix]

I feel like I should understand a reference here but sadly I dont sayuri

[civic scroll]

i saw my dad writing raw queries and it's a pain to watch

[woeful pike]

if you're gonna do this just use knex

[earnest phoenix]

I looked at knex it looked complex

[woeful pike]

and this isn't complex?

plus susceptible to sql injection

[earnest phoenix]

tru

[woeful pike]

usually the idea behind "I'm gonna write raw sql" is that you keep things simple and don't do wacky abstractions like these

[earnest phoenix]

Do you just feed knex sql to create tables or how does tables work with knex?

[woeful pike]

because you're just making your own query builder at this point

[earnest phoenix]

fair point

[woeful pike]

but a strictly worse one

[woeful pike]

it's a way of building queries dynamically which is what you're trying to do at this point

https://knexjs.org/#Builder-update

you're essentially looking for

knex('users')
  .where('userId', '=', userId)
  .update(data)

[earnest phoenix]

wtf is this

Why does this look complex or is my tired brain just not comprehending htis right

[woeful pike]

this is just typescript

[earnest phoenix]

ye ik its ts

[woeful pike]

it's a way of adding your own types to knex

[earnest phoenix]

but I dont see the point of it

[modest maple]

you dont see the point of types?

[woeful pike]

so you can get a typed object back when you query

it's declaration merging, you're injecting your own types inside "knex/types/tables"

otherwise you get back any for every query

[earnest phoenix]

I see

[woeful pike]

also you don't need to do this

it's just a quality of life thing

[earnest phoenix]

I might actually do that then since it would be nice getting typed data back

I will look into using knex then thanks

[woeful pike]

ye you're still writing raw sql just in a more convenient way

I hate how databases just give you a shitty DSL and absolutely nothing to back it up

[earnest phoenix]

Would I even need helper methods still if I am using knex?

Would it just be easier to do all the queries in the instance I am needing it

[woeful pike]

I would still use some kind of repository pattern

if you do inline database calls it becomes insanely difficult to make changes like swapping out database providers or doing logging. Learned that the hard way with topgg lol

[earnest phoenix]

I see

[woeful pike]

but also it's more work, so it's up to you

[split hazel]

people still use knex?

[marble juniper]

Wtf is knex

don't care enough to look it up

[split hazel]

I think it's a db driver

kind of like sequelize

lets you provide a driver and it manages the db stuff for you

except the layout is more functional than object orientated

[rigid maple]

Hey! I'm trying to make a discord login system in Svelte. I have not been successful, despite trying every possible way. Can you briefly summarize how I can do it?
front-end and back-end work on different ports

I found a svelte-kit about it, but I don't even know what it does or how to use it.

[modest maple]

So svelte-kit provide a very easy to use layer over svelte for developing the frontend and doing things like SSR

the majority of the work will be done by the backend i.e all of the oauth flows

The only job your frontend is really doing is redirecting the user, storing the computed token and making requests with said token

[rigid maple]

Svelte-kit is like a package?

[modest maple]

Svelte-kit is to svelte what NextJS is to React

[rigid maple]

For example, when I try to do this, I keep getting "TokenError: Invalid "code" in request." I get an error

[modest maple]

okay, well that just means that the oauth code you've given to discord to exchange for an access token is invalid

codes are one use and come with an expiration of about 5 minutes

[rigid maple]

I'm really confused trying to do this

When I log the user in the back-end, it gives me the values (e.g. username, tag, guilds...)

but it gives an "invalid code" error in the front-end

[modest maple]

Why are you making requests to discord from the frontend

[rigid maple]

I am confused. Should I enter the back-end port as the redirect_uri?

Or should I enter the front-end port?

I'm using translate, sorry

[quartz kindle]

there is no such thing as front end port?

[rigid maple]

no, i can't do this, i'll quit

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[green kestrel]

first world problems.... stripe had £90 off me this last month

[onyx socket]

how do you show a webpage in the bot's top.gg page

[hasty mulch]

Can someone help me update the syntax on this?

{"embeds": [{
"title" : "<<<{{Title}}>>>",
"url": "<<<{{PostURL}}>>>",
"thumbnail": {
"url": "<<<{{ImageURL}}>>>"},
"color": 2226949,
"author" : {
"name" : "/u/<<<{{Author}}>>>"},
"description" : "<<<{{Content}}>>>"},
"footer": {
"text": "/r/Amtrak | <<<{{PostedAt}}>>>"}
] }

[boreal iron]

Looks like you’re missing a } at the end of your array

But it’s like impossible to see on mobile

I see one bracket closing the footer but another one is missing closing the embed object

[solemn latch]

Well the embed is being closed, just early before the footer.

[rigid maple]

{
"embeds": [{
"title" : "<<<{{Title}}>>>",
"url": "<<<{{PostURL}}>>>",
"thumbnail": {
    "url": "<<<{{ImageURL}}>>>"
  },
"color": 2226949,
"author" : {
    "name" : "/u/<<<{{Author}}>>>"
  },
"description" : "<<<{{Content}}>>>",
"footer": {
    "text": "/r/Amtrak | <<<{{PostedAt}}>>>"
  }
]},
}

[boreal iron]

Still

I see one bracket closing the footer but another one is missing closing the embed object

Also wrong

Inside the array not outside

[solemn latch]

https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com

[boreal iron]

Well it doesn’t need to be a valid JSON format at all

Object keys can be passed without " quotes

[solemn latch]

I dont think this is a js object

[boreal iron]

It is

[hasty mulch]

Ok, got it working again. But is there a way to get it to where if there's no image, the thumbnail url doesn't get used?

[solemn latch]

It was implied when this was discussed yesterday they are making an embed object direct 🤔

[boreal iron]

Yeah just referring to past discussions

[hasty mulch]

The discussion I saw made no mention of how to get the webhook to skip over the thumbnail if None are present

[solemn latch]

Using what?
Python still?

[hasty mulch]

No, JSON

This is all JSON

[solemn latch]

I dont think json has that supported directly.

[hasty mulch]

Ok, no big deal then

[boreal iron]

{
    "embeds":
    [
        {
            "title" : "<<<{{Title}}>>>",
            "url": "<<<{{PostURL}}>>>",
            "thumbnail":
            {
                "url": "<<<{{ImageURL}}>>>"
            },
            "color": 2226949,
            "author":
            {
                "name": "/u/<<<{{Author}}>>>"
            },
            "description": "<<<{{Content}}>>>",
            "footer":
            {
                "text": "/r/Amtrak | <<<{{PostedAt}}>>>"
            }
        }
    ]
}

oh lmao it is JSON?

fuck me then

[whole knot]

Is there any guide on how to implement CSS to the bot page?

[hasty mulch]

Do I even want to know what language that is in? 😂

[boreal iron]

there you go

Obviously it was JS

[hasty mulch]

By the way, dropping the thumbnail part

[dense brook]

just make it in Brainfuck it's alot more fun

[boreal iron]

When using an accurate indentation you will be able to see when missing brackets etc.

[dense brook]

XD

[hasty mulch]

And colors help too. Seeing it in just black and white doesn't help 😂

[boreal iron]

wdym, syntax highlighting?

[hasty mulch]

Ye

[stiff dust]

hi

is there any way to this in shorter style ? or i need to write if statement for each one ?

[boreal iron]

Why do you need to chain the statements?

Just chain the conditions

[stiff dust]

wdym ?

[boreal iron]

if(guildData && guildData.BansChannelID && …

Oh I see you changed this

I was referring to yesterday lmao

To this:

#development message

[stiff dust]

well thats for more than 1 schema

now i have one schema

so i want if for example some one delete ban log channel bot change the BansChannelID to null and save it i want to know is there any way to do it shorter or i need to create if statement for each channel ?

[quartz kindle]

if(guildData) {
  if(guildData.BansChannelID === channel.id) { guildData.BansChannelID = null; }
  if(guildData.ChannelsChannelID === channel.id) { guildData.ChannelsChannelID = null; }
  if(guildData.EmojisChannelID === channel.id) { guildData.EmojisChannelID = null; }
  guildData.save();
}

another option```js
if(guildData) {
const channels = ["BansChannelID", "ChannelsChannelID", "EmojisChannelID"];
for(const c of channels) {
if(guildData[c] === channel.id) {
guildData[c] = null;
}
}
guildData.save();
}

another option

if(guildData) {
  ["BansChannelID", "ChannelsChannelID", "EmojisChannelID"].forEach(c => {
    if(guildData[c] === channel.id) {
      guildData[c] = null;
    }
  });
  guildData.save();
}

or if you wanna simply further

if(guildData) {
  ["Bans", "Channels", "Emojis"].forEach(c => {
    if(guildData[`${c}ChannelID`] === channel.id) {
      guildData[`${c}ChannelID`] = null;
    }
  });
  guildData.save();
}

[marble juniper]

That formatting doe

Defenitly not the formatting I would do lol

[quartz kindle]

you would do this ```js
if(guildData) ["Bans", "Channels", "Emojis"].forEach(c => guildData[${c}ChannelID] === channel.id ? guildData[${c}ChannelID] = null : null) && guildData.save();

[sharp saddle]

someone help me

how do i make the text close to the img element?

[stiff dust]

hi

[sharp saddle]

ps: im using tailwind

[stiff dust]

which one do you suggest to do ??
cause https://sourceb.in/ErIsDdms7V this one is really messy

[marble juniper]

[sharp saddle]

wtf

giant code, just to save data

[marble juniper]

show what code u got already

[sharp saddle]

oke

wait a second

[quartz kindle]

if you dont have any hidden channel not on that list, you can do this ```js
for(const k of Object.keys(guildData)) {
if(guildData[k] === channel.id) {
guildData[k] = null;
}
}
guildData.save();

[stiff dust]

well i know this isnt good code and im try to find better way 👀

[sharp saddle]

i will send tthis

[stiff dust]

well there is just a little problem 😁

[atomic kindle]

Yandere dev?

[marble juniper]

tim do you even use a formatter lol

[quartz kindle]

nope i dont, whats your problem with it?

[sharp saddle]

@marble juniper

[marble juniper]

My formatter wouldn't allow anything of what ur doing

lol

[quartz kindle]

im typing directly on discord

using the tabs they provide

[marble juniper]

I see

[stiff dust]

for all channels it do same thing except 1
if the channel was media channel 1/2/3 it will change thread option to null too

[marble juniper]

I just slap code into vsc and copy paste it here

[quartz kindle]

nah

[quartz kindle]

add an exception for those

[marble juniper]

no idea reading this rn

[atomic kindle]

A couple of issues, Igor. You can use the object-* classes to fix the issue. Also, check out the w-* class.

[marble juniper]

Yeah I was gonna say that

why do you define the width manually lol

[stiff dust]

amm but before the remove it whats your suggestion for those they are exact the same just different ids so users can set 3 different channel whats your idea about create a collection for those ?

[quartz kindle]

for(const k of Object.keys(guildData)) {
  if(guildData[k] === channel.id) {
    guildData[k] = null;
    if(k.startsWith("MediaChannelID")) {
      guildData["MediaChannelThread" + k.slice(-1)] = null;
    }
  }
}
guildData.save();

[marble juniper]

You should rather use a class for that

[quartz kindle]

creating a collection will allow more than 3 to be set

[atomic kindle]

Or not define width in a grid at all. Unless of course, you wanna say fuck responsive behaviour.

[marble juniper]

fuck responsive my site runs at 2fps

jk

[stiff dust]

so what about save mediachannel as an array like 3 array and each array become ['id'-'false/true'] and then splice it and check the second part as thread state instead of boolean and check id as channel id

[marble juniper]

God what complicated stuff are you doing

[sharp saddle]

ok

[stiff dust]

do you have better idea ?

[lyric mountain]

...you did the hardest ones but is struggling with the easiest?

[marble juniper]

No

Im not the one helping u

lol

[stiff dust]

MediaChannelID1: { type: String, default: null },
MediaChannelThread1: { type: Boolean, default: null },

instead of this...

[quartz kindle]

why not js MediaChannels: { type: array, default: [] } and then add each channel as { id: string, thread: boolean }

[stiff dust]

i dont know 😂

tnx

so this way we dont need

                if (k.startsWith("MediaChannelID")) {
                    guildData["MediaChannelThread" + k.slice(-1)] = null;
                }

too

[quartz kindle]

ye

[stiff dust]

but we cant use null for an array can we ?

[quartz kindle]

you would need to do something like this instead ```js
if(k === "MediaChannels") {
guildData.MediaChannels = guildData.MediaChannels.filter(c => c.id !== channel.id);
}

or use splice with findIndex for better performance

[sharp saddle]

but also, I'm using grid

[quartz kindle]

guildData.splice(guildData.findIndex(x => x.id === channel.id),1)

[stiff dust]

wait i need to save all of media channels in MediaChannels ?

[quartz kindle]

yes, that way you dont need to create ID1, ID2, ID3, etc

[stiff dust]

brb

[atomic kindle]

The object-* class is for image elements.

[sharp saddle]

oke

thanks

^^

[stiff dust]

well im back

so first lets do another one

i have 3 auto thread channel

if i save them as AutoThreadChannels

what should i do instead of this :

    if ((guildData.autoThreadData1 && guildData.autoThreadData1 === message.channel.id) || (guildData.autoThreadData2 && guildData.autoThreadData2 === message.channel.id) || (guildData.autoThreadData3 && guildData.autoThreadData3 === message.channel.id)) {
      if (message.channel.permissionsFor(message.guild.me).has(["VIEW_CHANNEL", "CREATE_PUBLIC_THREADS"])) {
        await message.startThread({ name: `${message.member.displayName} Comments`, autoArchiveDuration: 1440 }).catch(() => null);
      }
    }

just for check...

    if ((guildData.autoThreadData1 && guildData.autoThreadData1 === message.channel.id) || (guildData.autoThreadData2 && guildData.autoThreadData2 === message.channel.id) || (guildData.autoThreadData3 && guildData.autoThreadData3 === message.channel.id)) {

i want to check if message channel is one of the 3 auto threads...

[boreal iron]

I can't learn JavaScript

Then learn something different

[sudden geyser]

Is there no way for you to restrict the type of the array elements

[quartz kindle]

const channel = AutoThreadChannels.find(c => c.id === message.channel.id);
if(channel) {
  ...
}

[stiff dust]

hmm make sense

[stiff dust]

wdym ?

[quartz kindle]

idk how your db works, but assuming it supports typescript types, you can do this as Klay suggested:
AutoThreadChannels: { type: Array<{ id: string, thread: boolean }>, default: [] }

you need to check how your db's typing works to make it properly

[stiff dust]

ig mongodb supports type script

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[quartz kindle]

no u

[stiff dust]

ammm

Tim

if (guildData.AutoThreadChannels.find(c => c.id === message.channel.id) && message.channel.permissionsFor(message.guild.me).has(["VIEW_CHANNEL", "CREATE_PUBLIC_THREADS"])) {
  await message.startThread({ name: `${message.member.displayName} Comments`, autoArchiveDuration: 1440 }).catch(() => null);
}

i can do this for auto threads cause there is only one object in array and thats id

but for media channel there is 2 object

1. id 2. thread state that return me a boolean
   what should i do for that the code is something like this rn:

if (MediaChannel1) {
// Do This
   if (MediaChannel1Boolean) {
   // Do This too 
   }
}

And same for media channel 2 and 3 but if save all the data in 1 array how can i check both ?

[quartz kindle]

const channel = MediaChannels.find(c => c.id === message.channel.id);
if(channel) {
  ...
  if(channel.thread) {
    ...
  }
}

[stiff dust]

ok tnx

[earnest phoenix]

How can i check if one of the servers overloading my client?

[lament rock]

you can metric requests per minute per guild

[lyric mountain]

if you store command logs, calculate the commands/minute ratio

[lament rock]

maybe also add an arbitrary system where you weight commands/event handlers are having a certain impact against your bot's performance

can sort by usage and weight

[earnest phoenix]

Idk why but my bot has ping alot

And i couldnt find the which server caused that

[lyric mountain]

not necessarily arbitrary, that's a nice idea since you can estimate the impact by grabbing the current cpu%/mem% before, during and after the command execution

[earnest phoenix]

Overload server was banned when this happened before

[lament rock]

yeah. Just sending a message is no problem, but image manipulation is another thing

[stiff dust]

hi there is different choice for my log setup
i want for example if the choice was message set channel id for data.MessagesChannelID

const log = { 'Messages': 'MessagesChannelID', 'Join & Leave': 'JoinLeaveChannelID', 'Ban & UnBan': 'BansChannelID', 'Timeout & UnTimeout': 'TimeoutsChannelID', 'Kick': 'KicksChannelID', 'Voice State': 'VoicesChannelID', 'Member Roles': 'MemberRolesChannelID', 'Member Nickname': 'MemberNickNamesChannelID', 'Server info': 'ServerInfosChannelID', 'Server Channels': 'ChannelsChannelID', 'Server Threads': 'ThreadsChannelID', 'Server Roles': 'ServerRolesChannelID', 'Server Emojis': 'EmojisChannelID', 'Server Stickers': 'StickersChannelID' }

so i write this and log[logChoice] will return MessagesChannelID for Messages
but i need data.MessagesChannelID so what should i use ?? data.log[logChoice] or data[log[logChoice]] or something else ?

[lament rock]

You either need an enum or a way to reverse K, V to V, K where V becomes K and K becomes V

assuming you understand K, V in { [key: K]: V }

[stiff dust]

wait

what

😂

i didnt understand anything

[lament rock]

You're trying to take the value the user sends and get they key of the Object right?

[stiff dust]

yes

[lament rock]

Do you know what an enum is

[stiff dust]

i dont think so

[lament rock]

It's Object where it has its original K, V pairs and also those pairs flipped on the same object

// not enum
{ 1: 2, 3: 4 }

// enum
{ 1: 2, 3: 4, 2: 1, 4: 3 }

[stiff dust]

okay

but how this is my answer ?

[quartz kindle]

data[log[logChoice]]

[stiff dust]

?

also the object after : should be in string or there is no different ?

const log = { 'Messages': 'MessagesChannelID' } 
const log = { 'Messages': MessagesChannelID }

which one ?

[quartz kindle]

without quotes its a variable

[quartz kindle]

you said you wanted data.MessagesChannelID

[stiff dust]

yes

log[logChoice] return MessagesChannelID

[quartz kindle]

yes

but you're saving guildData

not data

[stiff dust]

i know

i need to change it

ignore second line

[quartz kindle]

then its correct

[stiff dust]

tnx

[stiff dust]

what is the problem in this case ?

[quartz kindle]

thats called a dynamic key, you need to use [] for dynamic keys

{ a: 10, [variable]: 20 }

[stiff dust]

like this ?

[quartz kindle]

yes

[stiff dust]

ok tnx

[stiff dust]

can i set boolean as null by default or i should set it false ?

[quartz kindle]

if its boolean its boolean, it cannot be set to null

if you want to set it to null, you have to make it nullable/optional

[earnest phoenix]

I dont see why you'd wanna set a bool as null anyway

null is already a fasley value

[quartz kindle]

well there is one reason

[earnest phoenix]

oh?

[quartz kindle]

being dumb :^)

[earnest phoenix]

oh yea

[quartz kindle]

for real though, in some cases one might want to differentiate it from being "unset"

[earnest phoenix]

I guess but I don't see where it would be important to do so.

If you don't want it to do something set it to false

[quartz kindle]

ex: check if user has decided whether they want to attend an event or not

if unset, keep showing the prompt until they chose either interested on not interested

[earnest phoenix]

Ah yea

I am watching a Bitcoin in 100 seconds and it made 0 sense to me

my brain too smol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qF7dkrce-mQ

[quartz kindle]

lel

"bitcoin in 100 seconds"

checks video

13 minutes long

fucking clickbaits smh

[earnest phoenix]

Well no

He explains it in 100 seconds

but then goes in depth on how to make a very unsecure basic blockchain

[quartz kindle]

lel

[royal herald]

Error [ERR_UNKNOWN_BUILTIN_MODULE]: No such built-in module: node:ws

isnt ws built in

[spark flint]

await message.author.kick("reason") isn't working

oh i know

message.member

[wheat mesa]

Message.author is a user object yeah

[royal herald]

well

[earnest phoenix]

such a noob mistake

[spark flint]

😭

[royal herald]

ru a shitty coder ?

no ur not

[spark flint]

i am a shitty coder

[wheat mesa]

Misty is the epitome of a shitty coder

[earnest phoenix]

node doesn't have a built in ws package as far I know

[wheat mesa]

;)

[earnest phoenix]

I just tried o import it as well and it did not work

[earnest phoenix]

Go back and fix your compiler before you talk

[wheat mesa]

go back and fix some bitches

[earnest phoenix]

Sorry but I like being single rn

[royal herald]

no bitches?

[earnest phoenix]

Aint got shit weighing me down that way

[slender thistle]

Well if she's the top and you're the bottom...

[pale vessel]

femdom

[slender thistle]

You know the shit

[earnest phoenix]

shut up

[slender thistle]

[quartz kindle]

no, ws is a third party package

[lament rock]

only thing close enough to ws is http

or net if you're feeling quirky

[quartz kindle]

yes, both can be used to create your own ws

[earnest phoenix]

but none of us in the development chat are as smart as tim

[sudden geyser]

except me

[slender thistle]

You included

Because you didn't give me a hug this morning

[raw nest]

If I make a Rest request and get an object of an item like f.e.:

{
  "id": "123",
  "price": "1.20",
  "storage": "20"
}

And I render it. How can I make an onClick function which reduces the storage of the item by 1 + rerenders it?

[spark flint]

new fav site https://just-read.it/

[earnest phoenix]

So say I have an array of items and I only want the first 5 how would I get that again?

nvm I think i would use slice

[split hazel]

yessir

[split hazel]

by render im assuming you mean react

[raw nest]

Yess, Well I found a solution now by saving the rest response in a state and then just edit the json aka state

[wooden ember]

why can't we change bot usernames and pfps anymore

[spark flint]

you can

[spark flint]

oh

[wooden ember]

lol

[spark flint]

thats odd

[wooden ember]

i looked at the docs its refers to but its irrelevent

[spark flint]

you can't even copy token anymore

[wooden ember]

bruh wait what

i didnt even see that

[spark flint]

2fa to regen codes now too

tokens*

[wooden ember]

2fa is stupid

not giving my phone number to discord

one data breach and boom every indian scammer under the sun has all my details

[lyric mountain]

use some auth app then smh my head

[sudden geyser]

they already have your email and password (if you potentially reuse those) though

which are pretty significant on their own

[wooden ember]

i mean i have like 5 emails and i dont care if one or two of those get leaked

[sudden geyser]

though if I had to guess about not being able to update bot usernames and pfps, some idiot at discord introduced a bug and couldn't be bothered to fix it at the time so they slapped on the banner

[wooden ember]

probably

or some one made some bot that just created acounts and maxed out their bot count to make some massive botnet to crash discords backend or somthing

[sudden geyser]

but you can do that with the modify current user endpoint already

no wait

yeah no

[crude juniper]

hey is anyone familiar/good with ubuntu 18.0.4 apache server and knows how to setup reverse proxys for virtual hosts? if so please DM me! 🙂

[lyric mountain]

necessarily apache?

[crude juniper]

i guess not

if the conf files are the same

[spark flint]

@atomic kindle is good at nginx

[atomic kindle]

Hi!

[atomic kindle]

If you'd post the query here, it'll be useful for people in the feature who might face the same issue.

Also, I can help you out if you're using Nginx.

[crude juniper]

im trying to make it so for my domain that api calls hit the local nodejs server

and i dont think its nginx

its an apache config file

but tbh idk, dont work with server config much

[atomic kindle]

I have zero experience with Apache Servers, but if you'd like to achieve the same with Nginx; I can help.

[crude juniper]

Ok i will see if it can switch it to nginx

[lyric mountain]

that's why I asked kekw

nginx is so much easier and straightforward to setup reverse proxy

[prime mist]

Nginx isn't too bad. I prefer haproxy if I had the choice.

[lyric mountain]

I mean, nginx certainly isn't perfect, we just all agree apache is a mess

[atomic kindle]

IIRC, isn't haproxy a load balancer?

[prime mist]

Yes, which is the same thing as a reverse proxy :)

If you need more than that, then nginx for sure.

[atomic kindle]

I was about to point this out. 😸

NGINX is a full fledged web-server.

[prime mist]

At work we use haproxy for our ingress controller. Rock solid. Does one job and does it well.

Maybe around 75 vhosts / ingress routes.

[atomic kindle]

Wow. I most certainly agree with you that haproxy is the best at what it does, but I didn't suggest it because the user seems to be looking for a simple solution for reverse proxying.

If the use case was enterprise level, then haproxy all the way.

Not to mention, haproxy's configuration can be a little intimidating to a first time user.

[modest maple]

I have largely stopped using gateways like that now

Other than the occasional kong gateway, just easier to mount to cloudflare tunnels and just not worry about it 😅

[prime mist]

Do you use kubernetes?

I think Google cloud has a similar protection product for their external load balancers (we use Google)

[modest maple]

Nah

It is very very rare we run into situations where k8s actually makes sense and isn't just overcomplicating

I love it, but it's not needed in most cases

[prime mist]

Fair enough. There is a lot of mental overhead with kubernetes.

It is only worth it if you have lots of different workloads and need the flexibility and resource management.

[modest maple]

I mean even then, it's often easier to just not and use something more simple like just using more instances if on a cloud provider or just using docker swarm (which although im not a massive fan of, it's certainly good enough at replacing tasks that K8s would normal go e.g. multi-machine scaling) 😅

just because it doesn't take 1000+ lines of yaml to setup and maintain

[prime mist]

Haha yaml for days. Yep.

[earnest phoenix]

How should I make timed events that persist even after bot restarts. Should I use cron jobs that run on separate process from the bot or?

[prime mist]

Put the jobs in a db with a field to mark them as completed or not, and the desired run time.

Using Cron or polling check for jobs that need running.

[earnest phoenix]

Mmm

[earnest phoenix]

I think I get what you mean

No idea what polling is tho

[split hazel]

basically checking for data manually in an interval

instead of getting an event

[stiff dust]

so

const { AutoPoster } = require('topgg-autoposter')
const autoposter = AutoPoster(process.env.ggToken, client)

is enough ?

[real rose]

Then you need to define your ap

const ap = AutoPoster('Your Top.gg Token', client)

[stiff dust]

edited

[lucid prawn]

client.Manager.updateVoiceState(data);
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'updateVoiceState')

[stiff dust]

but why do i need to define it when i dont use it anywhere

[real rose]

If you don't want to use it afterwards, you can just remove the const autoposter. you will still need the initialiser. (AutoPoster(process.env.ggToken, client))

[stiff dust]

well my first code was this -.-

[real rose]

Oh wait

I misread your code entirely

[stiff dust]

AutoPoster(process.env.ggToken, client)

[real rose]

oopsie it's late

Yes

[stiff dust]

so the whole code become this :

const { AutoPoster } = require('topgg-autoposter')
AutoPoster(process.env.ggToken, client)

[real rose]

Yeah

[stiff dust]

cause i dont want to console log or do anything else

ok tnx <3

[real rose]

[stiff dust]

why cry ?

[stiff dust]

ia there any way to just send server counts and dont show shards ?

[spark flint]

https://gist.github.com/Rapptz/c4324f17a80c94776832430007ad40e6 dpy is returning to life again!

[stiff dust]

danny start it again ?

[spark flint]

read it

[sudden geyser]

I just read it :o

Personally, I doubt Discord.py can do much to "fix" the ecosystem since many bots have already made the switch, so now developers have six libraries to pick from. It wouldn't be as big of a problem if the libraries weren't so similar and stated what they were good and not good at

[quartz kindle]

:O

[austere surge]

friends reaction

[lucid prawn]

 fetch(`http://api.brainshop.ai/get?bid=156057&key=26SY8BZqy2fJ3MAj&uid=1&msg=${encodeURIComponent(messageCreate.content)}`).then(res => res.json()).then(data => {
            messageCreate.channel.send({ content: data.cnt})

FetchError: invalid json response body at http://api.brainshop.ai/get?bid=156057&key=26SY8BZqy2fJ3MAj&uid=1&msg=hi reason: Unexpected token S in JSON at position 0
    at /home/runner/mika/node_modules/node-fetch/lib/index.js:273:32 {
  type: 'invalid-json'
}

[sudden geyser]

Whatever endpoint you hit did not contain valid JSON in its body

Also does that URL contain an API key

[lucid prawn]

idc if people use it

{"cnt":"hello senpai/master"}

[sudden geyser]

That's weird. It works when I run it.

[pearl trail]

if im not wrong, it returns json in text format

how about try JSON.parse(res.text())

[lucid prawn]

ok

hi

 method: 'post',
  path: '/channels/948792913612132413/messages',
  code: 50006,
  httpStatus: 400,
  requestData: {
    json: {
      content: undefined,
      tts: false,
      nonce: undefined,
      embeds: undefined,
      components: undefined,
      username: undefined,
      avatar_url: undefined,
      allowed_mentions: undefined,
      flags: undefined,
      message_reference: undefined,
      attachments: undefined,
      sticker_ids: undefined
    },
    files: []
  }
}

            messageCreate.channel.send({ content: data.cnt})

[sudden geyser]

Try logging what data is, since 50006 (the status code) means you sent no content

[pearl trail]

contet must be string

${data.cnt}

[lucid prawn]

ok

[sudden geyser]

But it is sent back as a string

[pearl trail]

lemme see

[pearl trail]

ah ic, you may try this as well ^

ig its only on embed

[lucid prawn]

wait

it was work then I changed smth

idk what i did

[lament rock]

String(number) as works

[hoary apex]

Help !

[quartz kindle]

somewhere you have something.bot but something is null

[earnest phoenix]

whatever bot is being used on is null

tim gave better explanation

[hoary apex]

It's was working fine yesterday

I'm going to die when one thing goes right the other thing that workes will not

XD

[sudden geyser]

yes and so was my pacemaker until someone replaced it with a remote

[lament rock]

Hate it when that happens

[sudden geyser]

you too

[earnest phoenix]

so mean 😔

ur words hurt me

[rose lance]

how do I get the length of a js collection?
(or how do I loop though the values of one)

[earnest phoenix]

@zinc fable

[sudden geyser]

try that on yanderedev's server

that's something to feel special about

[zinc fable]

@fair rivet be nice please also keep conversation to #general

[lament rock]

Welcome to life of developer where applications require constant maintenance and shit happens for seemingly no reason while everyone is trying to be the next big shot

[quartz kindle]

.size

.forEach

etc

[sudden geyser]

.length too

[quartz kindle]

not for collection/map

[sudden geyser]

yes but they said js collection

which can include arrays

[quartz kindle]

never heard anyone call arrays collections

but i guess lul

[lucid prawn]

js reason: Unexpected token S in JSON at position 0

[sudden geyser]

well now you've heard one person :)

[earnest phoenix]

how do I check the length of an array collection

[quartz kindle]

@_@

[pearl trail]

array and collection is a whole different thing

[lucid prawn]

my console.log doesn't work

[sudden geyser]

That's wack. Can you try this:

fetch(`http://api.brainshop.ai/get?bid=156057&key=26SY8BZqy2fJ3MAj&uid=1&msg=${encodeURIComponent(messageCreate.content)}`)
  .then((res) => res.text())
  .then(console.log)

This will log the response body from the URL as a string to your console.

[lucid prawn]

ok

[sudden geyser]

I was thinking of collections in general (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collection_(abstract_data_type)), so it's probably just on me.

[pearl trail]

wait, i tried this once and it works with json

[lucid prawn]

SPAM
SPAM

[pearl trail]

ah

[sudden geyser]

Yes, I tried it too (in the terminal and my browser), and it worked for me.

Which is weird.

[sudden geyser]

Show spam

[sudden geyser]

Ah

The server is probably sending you that back

You could look at the full response yourself by removing .then((res) => res.text())

But if I had to assume, you're getting rate limited, so you're not getting the JSON you should be getting.

I'd suggest using .catch to handle errors.

[lucid prawn]

ok

[lament rock]

Trying other languages like c# is weird where Array lengths are typically immutable. My brain is melting trying to filter and get Length of results satisfying a constraint

maybe just js is weird

[sudden geyser]

Like, you can't do something like .Length = x/.SetLength(x), or are the arrays immutable in general?

[lucid prawn]

idk this won't work messageCreate.channel.send({ content: data.cnt})

[rose lance]

ok I have this html and js

<div>1</div>
<input name="test" class="replace-me" value="sus1"/>
<input name="test" class="replace-me" value="sus2"/>
<input name="test" class="replace-me" value="sus3"/>
<input name="test" class="replace-me" value="sus4"/>
<input name="test" class="replace-me" value="sus5"/>
<div>3</div>
<div onclick="remove()" class="button">Click me</div>```
```js
function change_to_text(old_element) {
    var new_elemen = document.createElement("div");
    new_elemen.appendChild(document.createTextNode(old_element.value));
    old_element.parentNode.replaceChild(new_elemen, old_element);
}

function remove() {
  var all_settings = document.getElementsByClassName('replace-me');
  for (let setting of all_settings) {
      change_to_text(setting)
  }
}```
but clicking the button somehow only edits every second button, as shown in the screenshot

[lucid prawn]

.then(data => { messageCreate.channel.send({ content: `${data.cnt}`})

it returns undefined

and it stop saying

(node:6250) DeprecationWarning: The message event is deprecated. Use messageCreate instead
(Use `node --trace-deprecation ...` to show where the warning was created)
DiscordAPIError: Cannot send an empty message
    at RequestHandler.execute (/home/runner/mika/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:350:13)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
    at async RequestHandler.push (/home/runner/mika/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:51:14) {
  method: 'post',
  path: '/channels/948792913612132413/messages',
  code: 50006,
  httpStatus: 400,
  requestData: {
    json: {
      content: undefined,
      tts: false,
      nonce: undefined,
      embeds: undefined,
      components: undefined,
      username: undefined,
      avatar_url: undefined,
      allowed_mentions: undefined,
      flags: undefined,
      message_reference: undefined,
      attachments: undefined,
      sticker_ids: undefined
    },
    files: []
  }
}

[sudden geyser]

I'd recommend you set it up as so:

fetch(...) // ... represents the URL to fetch. You'll get a response that'll be handled in the `.then` block.
  .then((res) => res.json()) // Converts the response body to JSON
  .then((data) => {
    // Send the data to the channel. This is up to you
  }).catch((err) => {
    // Something went wrong (e.g. response body couldn't be parsed). Deal with the error however you feel like (send an error message to the channel, ignore, etc.)
  });

[fiery stream]

Hii

[lucid prawn]

ok

[lyric mountain]

Don't var please

[lyric mountain]

Just use collections

[pearl trail]

from the SPAM response, you might want to do if(!data.cnt) return

[lyric mountain]

Arrays as in variable[] are supposed to be fixed-length

[fiery stream]

What’s the difference in var n let

[lucid prawn]

@sudden geyser this error now

[earnest phoenix]

var is broken let isn't

[fiery stream]

Broken in what way?

[earnest phoenix]

there have been cases where using var can have scoping issues iirc

there are probably other reasons why var isn't widely used anymore

but I just know that is one people talk about the most it seems

[lyric mountain]

Var gets hoisted

[fiery stream]

So pretty much they same things but var is outdated

[lyric mountain]

That alone is enough to cause WEIRD errors

Emphasis on weird

[earnest phoenix]

using let is just prefered

it stays in the scope it is defined in

and doesn't cause those weird errros haku mentioned

[fiery stream]

Ion even use js anymore it sucked i was never able to make anything functional with it

On the other hand python (chef’s kiss)

[earnest phoenix]

that is a user error then

[lyric mountain]

👁️👄👁️

[earnest phoenix]

python ain't all that ngl

[lyric mountain]

It ain't

[earnest phoenix]

I dislike its syntax

relying on indentation for scopes just looks ugly asf

[lyric mountain]

Python is great for scripting, specially when it involves IO

[fiery stream]

I find it easier plus you dont have to care about stupid semicolon;

[lyric mountain]

But please don't make a big system out of it

[earnest phoenix]

you don't really have to worry about semicolons in js as well

unless you're making an anonymous async function ig

[fiery stream]

I didnt know discord bots were considered big system

[earnest phoenix]

it could become a big system

[lyric mountain]

Oh holy compiler please forgive his sins

[earnest phoenix]

I use prettier so it puts ; for me

:)

[lyric mountain]

Js puts it actually

[fiery stream]

I was on my way to make a dope ass discord bot then someone reminded me that rapptaz abandoned the lib n now im pretty much stuck on which lib to use

[earnest phoenix]

any of the maintained forks ig

[lyric mountain]

I am that someone kekw

[fiery stream]

The question is which fork is gonna last n which gonna get abandoned again

[earnest phoenix]

🤷‍♂️

it is already surprising someone kept a python discord lib going for that long ngl

[fiery stream]

Maybe i should make my own lib 🤔

Jk im not that smart

[earnest phoenix]

sure go ahead

[lyric mountain]

The most stable langs to code in are java, js, c/c++ and c#

[earnest phoenix]

haku make a discord lib in C

;)

[lyric mountain]

Not while I'm sober

[fiery stream]

Go seems stable to

[earnest phoenix]

lmao

better yet

use HolyC

[quartz kindle]

he just announced development is back

[earnest phoenix]

Oh did he now

how do u know this tim?

[fiery stream]

On god?

[earnest phoenix]

you betraying us?

[fiery stream]

God

[earnest phoenix]

did tim switch to py?

[quartz kindle]

someone literally posted about it here like 30min ago
#development message

[earnest phoenix]

Ew you following up on py stuff? betrayer

[spark flint]

SMH

I’m not using py

[earnest phoenix]

mhm sure

[spark flint]

Js now

[fiery stream]

Might aswell just wait for v2.0 then

[rose lance]

why

[lyric mountain]

Hoisting issues, scope-breaking variables

Weird issues popping out of nowhere

Search up on why var is bad if u want the whole thing

[rose lance]

so what else should I use?

[lyric mountain]

Let

[lucid prawn]

@sudden geyser I got it and how I remove the Spam thing

[lyric mountain]

Exactly same usage as var, but doesn't break randomly

[fiery stream]

Does pytorch use tons of cpu?

[dry imp]

probably

its for ml right?

[lucid prawn]

how I stop my spam system from muting people that spam in spam channel

[earnest phoenix]

make it ignore that channel

[lucid prawn]

how

client.on("messageCreate", (message) => {
  const anti = db.get(`antispam_${message.guild.id}`)
  const spCh = db.get(`guild_${message.guild.id}_spCh`)
  if(!anti)
 if (message.channel.name = spCh) {
return;
        }
   db.add(`antispam_${message.guild.id}` , true)
antiSpam.message(message)
});

[earnest phoenix]

i'd change the ids against each other tbh

[lucid prawn]

like

spCh === spCh

i mean

[earnest phoenix]

no

check what the channel the current message is being sent in

and compare that channel id against your anti spam channel id

if i matches don't anti spam if it doesn't continue on

[lucid prawn]

 if (message.channel.id === spCh) {

[earnest phoenix]

possibly might work

[lucid prawn]

ok

[fiery stream]

Deep learning don’t know how much different that is tho

[dry imp]

deep learning is machine learning

[pale vessel]

deep learning inside yo momma

[earnest phoenix]

avast deep clean

[lament rock]

why dont you try deep learning how to get some bitches

I'm sorry, that was mean

[dry imp]

that was mean

[earnest phoenix]

successfully deep learning about the feminine gender requires a super computer

[vital void]

[wheat mesa]

or just talk to women

...never mind, this is #development where the only chad is tim

All hail lord Tim

[hushed patrol]

how can i make like a sidebar in html?

like to be at the side

[civic scroll]

overlay or?

[hushed patrol]

nvm

[civic scroll]

what

<div class="container">
    <div class="sidebar"><div>
    <div class="content"></div>
</div>

.container {
    /* rules here */
    display: inline;
}
.sidebar {
    height: 100%;
    width: {num}%
    display: flex;
    
    flex-direction: column; /* so the child els can lie vertically */
}

@hushed patrol add position: absolute to .sidebar if it's an overlay

[foggy ermine]

hi

[civic scroll]

hi

[foggy ermine]

I wanna ask something

how do you format colors in codeblocks

[civic scroll]

```{language}
{content}
```

[foggy ermine]

you need to include {} for content too?

[civic scroll]

no

[foggy ermine]

oh okay

thanks

[hushed patrol]

ok tysm

[earnest phoenix]

please don't use divs for that

[civic scroll]

i use div instead of nav

like

in general use

[earnest phoenix]

<body class="container">
<aside class="sidebar"></aside>
<main class="content"></main>
</body>

[civic scroll]

didn't know this existed

[earnest phoenix]

why do you have the container thingy

cause it is a container

duh

what is it for

Depending on the styles to it

it probably adds some needed stuff like possibly centering content or whatever

setting the size of the content that will go inside it

I don't think you need to put the aside inside the container because you can make it the container itself

<aside class="sidebar">
      <header class="sidebar-header">
           <h2>Sidebar</h2>
           <button>Close</button>
      </header>
      <p>Content</p>
      <!--- Optionally <footer> -->
</aside>

[light flint]

[loud cloud]

how do i fix that

[light flint]

No one help me

[cobalt junco]

client.commands.get("Whatever is in here") may be undefined

[light flint]

@cobalt junco can help me

[cobalt junco]

?

[loud cloud]

idk how to fix it
im CERTAIN i defined it

[atomic kindle]

Please read the channel description. text Channel for chatting about development. If you have questions, ask the questions and wait for someone who can answer to help you. Do not ask to ask. Provide all possible information so people know what's up. Just saying "I get an error" doesn't give us enough information on your problem. Do not @mention people randomly.

[cobalt junco]

Try check if it exists or not. You may make a mistake when setting the command inside the Collection

[loud cloud]

look (black is privacy and isnt related to my problem)

[earnest phoenix]

So it seems like whatever you are getting doesn't exist

so I would check if it exists first

Also you don't really have to do if statements here

[cobalt junco]

Whats in your file with unmute cmd?

[earnest phoenix]

This isn't the issue currently

unmute or mute doesn't exist in the collection

so execute wont exist as a prop on it

[cobalt junco]

oh wait ur right

[woeful pike]

how the fuckkkk

how is copilot reading my mind

[marble juniper]

Copilot also knows how to read my mind

[fiery stream]

What’s the difference in super computer n quantum computer?

[woeful pike]

quantum computers use a completely different computer architecture based on quantum physics

super computers are basically just very big computers

[hushed patrol]

what color to use for dark mod

in html

grey?

bc black is so black

[earnest phoenix]

why

no one is going to help you with that

[lucid prawn]

    const url = await fetch("https://nekos.life/api/v2/img/Random_gif").then(res => res.json())
    await messageCreate.channel.send({ content : `${url}`})

object Object

[earnest phoenix]

test

woah

[lucid prawn]

you saw nothing

[earnest phoenix]

kinda sus

[earnest phoenix]

Also dont use nekos.life

fair warning

[lucid prawn]

why?

[earnest phoenix]

loli alert

[lucid prawn]

oh ok

[earnest phoenix]

ye

[lucid prawn]

ok

[earnest phoenix]

but tif you plan on using any nsfw ones dont

[hushed patrol]

anyone

[austere surge]

dark color :)

[hushed patrol]

black grey or what?

how to make a switch which make it switch between dark and light mode?

xD confusing

[lucid prawn]

fetch(...).json is not a function

yes

[earnest phoenix]

await await

[lucid prawn]

nothing

[earnest phoenix]

What are you using?

node-fetch?

[pearl trail]

you don't need .json() with axios

[earnest phoenix]

I dont even think they are using axios att this point

[atomic kindle]

What would be the best way of completely archiving a website? A self-extracting archive or storing it on the fs?

[lucid prawn]

ok

[split hazel]

yes

[split hazel]

what an odd question

are you talking about archiving dynamic data or literally just a simple html website

[atomic kindle]

A simple HTML would work as long as the snapshot of the website renders similarly to the actual website when the snapshot was captured.

Think about archive.org

[split hazel]

oh that's what you mean

[atomic kindle]

Yep.

[split hazel]

we do need a better archive org alternative anyways because it's barely running on java

[atomic kindle]

I've been pondering on this question for quite some time and thought about self-extracting websites but they're a pain to render on the client side and the size is a tragedy.

[split hazel]

it gets a bit complicated

to preserve the html its pretty straight forward, just scrape it and store it somewhere

for css/js you need to probably go through the html and "crawl" the imports

this also matters for other pages

[earnest phoenix]

i have a question
w h a t

@mixin motion() {
  @media not (prefers-reduced-motion) {
    @content;
  }
}

Error: expected "{".
    ╷
  7 │     @media not (prefers-reduced-motion) {
    │                ^
    ╵
    style.scss 7:13  root stylesheet

[atomic kindle]

Exactly. However, that's not one of the problems I face while conceptualizing the idea. It's the storage mechanism.

[split hazel]

@civic scroll your chance to escape css jail

[split hazel]

I'm 50 50 whether to store it as normal files or in a database

[earnest phoenix]

and enter sass jail

[split hazel]

I think for this storing it as a normal file is the best way

[atomic kindle]

So, store all of them as individual files? That can't be good for cycles.

[split hazel]

and keeping an index of things in a database

[split hazel]

cycles?

[atomic kindle]

CPU cycles.

And disk i/o too.

[split hazel]

how do you think the database looks up your data

exactly the same way

[modest maple]

Well

Dbs work differently

[split hazel]

no

stop with your well

it works practically the same way

[modest maple]

Although caring about cpu cycles is pretty pointless

[split hazel]

for disks anyways

[atomic kindle]

Can't help it...

[split hazel]

and you shouldn't worry about that

[civic scroll]

seems like you can't include media in mixins

[split hazel]

the operating systems generally do a good job caching disk data and other things

[modest maple]

If your files are under 1MB you're probably better of storing in a db like postgres or scylla

[atomic kindle]

I just keep thinking if there is a way to store all that crap as one but archiving it using the traditional mechanisms is meh.

[split hazel]

you could but it would get complicated and very slow since you would have to decouple everything

[earnest phoenix]

you can but not doesn't work

[civic scroll]

boolean tags doesn't work

[atomic kindle]

When accessing them? Yes, but I plan on keeping it in a cold storage.

[woeful pike]

you have to flip your css logic in this case

specialize your css for the reduced motion case, not the "not-reduced-motion" case

[atomic kindle]

Now, that I think about it again, I think I'm better off not archiving them.

[split hazel]

in my opinion you should store data in your file system as a folder, that way you don't need to worry about the import paths of scripts and css files because you've preserved the file structure

for the "cold storage" part i wouldn't really do anything since disk is generally very cheap nowadays but I'd opt in for compression i guess for the files, if you really want to get petty zip the pages up and decompress on demand

[atomic kindle]

Uh huh. Yep.

[modest maple]

Regarding the html content itself if you're trying to compress you might as well gzip/deflate it and serve it raw as gzipped content

[earnest phoenix]

...which is a bad idea

[woeful pike]

why? reduced motion is something you opt into

[earnest phoenix]

i want to make it so i can have the regular non harmful transitions always visible but the actual harmful ones are only displayed if the media query is met

always adding it and intentionally removing is bad because

1. extra css
2. extra sass for me to write
3. the mixin doesn't know which properties to remove so it removes everything

[atomic kindle]

This is how far I've come, I guess I'll go with storing data on the fs.

[neat ingot]

any reason i might be getting random 'missing access' (50001) errors when trying to call ```js
await channel.messages.fetch({limit:100});

[spark flint]

Ghost ping 😡

[pale vessel]

guild is null

[drowsy flume]

3|IdleMine |     await adapter.create_interaction_response(
3|IdleMine |   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.8/dist-packages/discord/webhook/async_.py", line 189, in request
3|IdleMine |     raise NotFound(response, data)
3|IdleMine | discord.errors.NotFound: 404 Not Found (error code: 10062): Unknown interaction
3|IdleMine | Executing <Task pending name='discord.py: on_message' coro=<Client._run_event() running at /usr/local/lib/python3.8/dist-packages/discord/client.py:351> wait_for=<Future pending cb=[shield.<locals>._outer_done_callback() at /usr/lib/python3.8/asyncio/tasks.py:902, <TaskWakeupMethWrapper object at 0x7fac5156a340>()] created at /usr/lib/python3.8/asyncio/base_events.py:422> created at /usr/lib/python3.8/asyncio/tasks.py:382> took 0.440 seconds
3|IdleMine | Traceback (most recent call last):
3|IdleMine |   File "/root/main.py", line 4814, in <module>
3|IdleMine |     loop.run_forever()
3|IdleMine |   File "/usr/lib/python3.8/asyncio/base_events.py", line 570, in run_forever
3|IdleMine |     self._run_once()
3|IdleMine |   File "/usr/lib/python3.8/asyncio/base_events.py", line 1823, in _run_once
3|IdleMine |     event_list = self._selector.select(timeout)
3|IdleMine |   File "/usr/lib/python3.8/selectors.py", line 468, in select
3|IdleMine |     fd_event_list = self._selector.poll(timeout, max_ev)
3|IdleMine | KeyboardInterrupt```
anyone know whats going on here

[earnest phoenix]

python stack traces are so informative

[drowsy flume]

it has been going off randomly for like a week now

and I got no clue why

[sudden geyser]

I think that's a common issue when using interactions.

[drowsy flume]

ah

do you know of any fixes

[sudden geyser]

I don't know myself, but all I know is that Discord thinks the interaction no longer exists.

[buoyant swan]

print(f"Sent message to {int(server["guildid"])}.")

what wrong with that

it gives me error

[sudden geyser]

what's server supposed to be

and what's the error

[buoyant swan]

File "main.py", line 551
print(f"Sent message to {int(server["guildid"])}.")
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[buoyant swan]

server is a variable

ok nvm i found it

[sudden geyser]

Yeah, " inside "

[feral aspen]

Any idea what this is?

I've never seen this before.

[sudden geyser]

probably neovim

could also be vim

[split hazel]

mfs adding a gui to vim while i still dont know how to exit vim

[feral aspen]

What in the world is neovim?

[split hazel]

think neonazis but vim

[sudden geyser]

A code editor that's usually run in a terminal and relies more on commands from the user's keyboard

If you know Emacs, it's similar.

Neovim is an extension of Vim.

[feral aspen]

Is it like VSC that I can just download and run?

[sudden geyser]

Sort of.

[feral aspen]

I've never seen it before, and looks really interesting.

[sudden geyser]

It can be easy to install, but using it requires a strong learning curve.

Since the way you write code is turned upside down.

[feral aspen]

I'm signing up, where's the papers.

[sudden geyser]

You do almost everything with your keyboard.

Rather than your mouse with a fancy GUI to click buttons

[feral aspen]

Didn't understand this much, but uhh.

[sudden geyser]

Try it out and see, and you'll see what I mean

It's truly crazy

Personally, I'd like to eventually move to Neovim full time, but I have a hard time remembering the keys, so I stick with Sublime Text.

Which is close in simplicity

[feral aspen]

Well, learning it is not bad. I guess I'll see how it works.

[feral aspen]

You mean the thing on the top?

[sly sierra]

No

If you do have a configured neovim yes

but its heavly based on keyboard shortcuts

But it only works on unix based systems

so MacOS or Linux

Buttt since Windows added wsl

you should be able to use it

[sudden geyser]

If you have a configured neovim what is neovim at that point

been rocking with the defaults except some awful color choices

[sly sierra]

nono ofc, Im just sayin its not like vsc

not “install and ready to go”

Thats what I like about neovim, vim and emacs

you choose how to configure

Sure you rather need to have some knowledge of vim lang or lua lang

but youll get the hang of it

mice make people slow especially coding and programming

Having certain keybindins to move to files instantly or move up and down

[sudden geyser]

Would you be fine with getting rid of the mouse but retaining the keybindings editors provide, like Command + P to move to a file?

With Sublime Text, I still use my mouse a lot, but have increasingly used my keyboard for some operations and it's been very speedy (especially Shift + Control + M to select and expand selected braces for Lisps)

[sly sierra]

ah

Why would someone use “Command” or “Super” for software related stuff

I would use ctrl or alt

[sudden geyser]

I think it depends on the environment

Mac users don't like using alt

But windows users do

[earnest phoenix]

it means windows button

[sudden geyser]

Neovim and Emacs just throw out the environment for their own with HJKL and whatever

[sly sierra]

yea

I have been using neorg for the past couple months

Neovim org mode

Not as good as org mode

[earnest phoenix]

this is called super key

[sly sierra]

but Its been better than nothing

[sly sierra]

Indeed

[sudden geyser]

oh that button

yeah fuck that

[earnest phoenix]

there are very less built in commands that use super keys so some programs use that in order to prevent clashing with other shortcuts

unless you use linux ofc

[sly sierra]

I added some Super keybinds to my xmonad setup

SUPER + SHIFT + S To open up ncmpcpp

[earnest phoenix]

wtf is ncmpcpp

[sly sierra]

SUPER + SHIFT + R to recompile xmonad

[sly sierra]

music player

Super to open up dmenu

ALT + P to open up my passwords dmenu

[earnest phoenix]

alt + p is print iirc

wait no that's ctrl p

[sudden geyser]

What exactly is Neorg? Is it trying to be a complete system?

There seems to be a lot imagining in their readme with no concrete def on what the project is

At least to me, an outsider

[earnest phoenix]

NEveR gOnna Give you up

[sudden geyser]

your rick roll memes suck

[sly sierra]

Its not better than org mode

but it does very well

Org mode in neovim

[split hazel]

balls

they need to be gently caressed

[sly sierra]

balls

i did my 4 monthly removal of pubes

so

[split hazel]

nice bro

[sly sierra]

how bout you

[split hazel]

nah bro my balls dont stick

so no hair

[sly sierra]

damnn

those are the clean balls

I need to have clean balls too

just havent tooketh to time

[modest maple]

What the kentucky fried fuck is this conversion

[spark flint]

#balls

[earnest phoenix]

do you have them

[spark flint]

yes

[silk tartan]

Nope he doesn’t

[spark flint]

i do

[silk tartan]

Proof 🤨

[spark flint]

no ty

[silk tartan]

Jk

[earnest phoenix]

he

[spark flint]

also its she*

[silk tartan]

Oh you don’t have it

[spark flint]

i do

[silk tartan]

What

[spark flint]

oh you don't have it

[silk tartan]

I am a bit confused

[spark flint]

ok

#balls
she/her

there

[silk tartan]

You like balls

[spark flint]

what

[silk tartan]

Like football

[spark flint]

[silk tartan]

And like basketball

You like them balls

[spark flint]

ok lets stop now

[silk tartan]

Oh come on you said you love them

[sly sierra]

I love male balls

i suck mine sometimes

[silk tartan]

Umm

[earnest phoenix]

@oak cliff this chat is getting too ballin pls issue some mutes

[sudden geyser]

didn't you say you ate a testicle

[spark flint]

what