development

[austere surge]

ö

[split hazel]

Bro when I found out react native effectively ported css to android for styling i cried

css succckkkssssss

[cinder patio]

what would you rather use?

guessed so

[simple stump]

Is it possible to generate an avatar URL that is a png or jpg? The URL always returns a webp format which the API I'm using can't utilize.

[sudden geyser]

If you're referring to Discord just change the extension in the URL

Supports png and jpeg

And gif if it's one

[quartz hill]

I have a bot (waifu bot). This bot only has one of each character. I wrote another similar bot. In this bot, every character is infinite (finite in their rarity. S rarity 5 A 100 B 1000 etc. ). Now this bot is against the 7th rule(same bot rule)? Then I'll delete my first bot.

[modest maple]

wdym, css is awsome

[split hazel]

bros taking a piss

[split hazel]

the default android styling way

guess I'll go back to flutter 💀

[earnest phoenix]

const raisonTicket = interaction.values[0];
client.db.query(`SELECT * FROM "${raisonTicket}" WHERE user = ?`, interaction.user.id, function(err, result){```
i think isn't this method to import raisonTicket into my request
but how ?please

[boreal iron]

errr wtf

When using prepared statements, then please consistently anywhere

client.db.query(`SELECT * FROM ? WHERE user = ?`, [interaction.values[0], interaction.user.id],

[modest maple]

What is a "raisonTicket"

[modest maple]

You cant do that

Nice try though

[boreal iron]

if that's actually your table

[rocky hearth]

Can I change the username for npm?

[earnest phoenix]

already tested and no :/

[modest maple]

You can only use placeholders for filter values generally

Generally to deter people from doing what you're doing

Why are your tables dynamic like that?

[boreal iron]

errr yeah fake stupidly answered without thinking

🤦‍♂️

[earnest phoenix]

isn't my table

[modest maple]

?????? What

[spark flint]

[boreal iron]

what chilli wants to know

[earnest phoenix]

I only do what is asked of me

[boreal iron]

is raisonTicket your actual table name?

[earnest phoenix]

nop

const raisonTicket = interaction.values[0];

is a select menu

with multiples values

[boreal iron]

FROM expects your table or database.table

[boreal iron]

nop

So it is your table name... wtf

[earnest phoenix]

yes but i think "${raisonTicket}" is not the correct method

[earnest phoenix]

Ah I thought you said raisonTicket was the name of a table

[boreal iron]

Yeah it must be table name

[earnest phoenix]

yes

[simple stump]

Ah ty.

[earnest phoenix]

but my request is not corerct but idk where

[boreal iron]

Just log interaction.values[0] to see what is shows

[earnest phoenix]

ok

[boreal iron]

or raisonTicket

doesn't matter which one

[earnest phoenix]

Basically, I'm doing a ticket system and the user has to select the reason from a multi-select menu. For each reason, the value to identify it is the same as the table name in the database

@boreal iron

So on this point it works

[cinder patio]

why are you storing different ticket reasons in separate tables?

[boreal iron]

Yeah I got that but make sure raisonTicket is the right table name

[earnest phoenix]

Ask that to the project manager, I don't know, he asks me to develop a bot

[earnest phoenix]

i've check and yes

[cinder patio]

No, you have to tell him that it's wrong

[earnest phoenix]

It doesn't matter, I do what he asks of me :/

but I'll be sure to tell him

[cinder patio]

Did he write out the specifications for you? Did he explicitly say to have a different table for each different reason?

[earnest phoenix]

He created the database

I just take care of the bot

[cinder patio]

well tell him that it's not a good practice

[boreal iron]

What the actual error you get?

[earnest phoenix]

I agree with you but the problem still persists.

@earnest phoenix, تو نمیتونی ازین گها بخوری

?

english pls

[earnest phoenix]

english error: Syntax error near '"ticket_wipe" WHERE user='853860487665680406'' at line 1`

[boreal iron]

Remove the brackets

[earnest phoenix]

ok

[cinder patio]

double quotes*

[boreal iron]

xD

lol yeah

wrong word

[earnest phoenix]

here I struggled minutes for this damn problem.. thank you very much!

@boreal iron, تو نمیتونی ازین گها بخوری

@earnest phoenix, تو نمیتونی ازین گها بخوری

[boreal iron]

english broken today

[earnest phoenix]

stop arabic

ENGLISH ONLY HERE

[boreal iron]

@solemn latch

better don't translate it

[solemn latch]

English only please

[earnest phoenix]

@boreal iron, تو نمیتونی ازین گها بخوری

@solemn latch, تو نمیتونی ازین گها بخوری

[cinder patio]

Lmao "You cannot eat this sometimes"

[solemn latch]

o

[boreal iron]

there we go

[solemn latch]

is it a bot

[earnest phoenix]

ye

i think

@earnest phoenix, تو نمیتونی ازین گها بخوری

lol

[solemn latch]

strange

[boreal iron]

I

me

[solemn latch]

@earnest phoenix

[boreal iron]

think

[earnest phoenix]

test

[solemn latch]

🤔

[earnest phoenix]

not a bot

[boreal iron]

hmm weird

[solemn latch]

it acts like a bot

[earnest phoenix]

i a troll

i th ink

no

[boreal iron]

anyways

[earnest phoenix]

...

[solemn latch]

awh

[earnest phoenix]

i'm sry

[boreal iron]

Did you remove the quotes?

[earnest phoenix]

here I struggled 20 minutes for this damn problem.. thank you very much!

[boreal iron]

Those quotes aren't valid in there anyways

If you really follow the strict sytax it would be:

SELECT * FROM `table`

but SQL doesn't require that backticks

(in non strict mode)

[earnest phoenix]

SQL when you show it a proper error message

[boreal iron]

stop blaming SQL because you don't know what you did wrong

[earnest phoenix]

Stop crashing into the block points in the road when you don't know where you were driving to FakE

[modest maple]

the `` naming changes from implementation to implementation

[boreal iron]

shut up! only happens 1-2 times a week

[earnest phoenix]

ONLY

Mongoose question

I have a schema in my code
{
id: String
}

And in mongodb it saved as
id: 18392918392

I made my schema
{
id: String,
plugins: Array
}

But it still shows
id: 3829292929

How can i update my schema in mongodb
All docuemnts in mongodb gets plugin

[sudden geyser]

https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/tfz2ma/nvd_cve202223812_a_98_critical_vulnerability

[sick agate]

dafuq?

[marble juniper]

Me when node-ipc plays russian roullete with ur disk

[sudden geyser]

ft. Belarus for extra fun

[lament rock]

just use built in libs instead of garbage

a lot of the code/apps/libs I look at might as well be NFTs since it's all just the same crap just slightly different

[cinder patio]

The amount of libs that secretly mine crypto 😩

[lament rock]

Time to make a lib with the sole purpose of mining crypto for me, logging all of your key strokes, installing bonzi buddy, and sending you pop ups that you've won a free car or something along those lines

[quartz kindle]

holy shit

i cant believe node-ipc did it

lmfao

the only reason i even made net-ipc was because node-ipc was outdated for years at that time, they just recently picked up development again

[sudden geyser]

This is great since it propagates everywhere: https://github.com/vuejs/vue-cli/issues/7054#issue-1169945774

Massive fiasco

[modest maple]

Why does this seemly happen to the JS ecosystem more than any other ecosystem

[quartz kindle]

because people insist on using garbage packages instead of writing their own stuff

[sudden geyser]

Because JS:

• Has no real standard library
• Has a lot more people between the spectrum of experience

Java's Maven is like half the size of npm yet you never hear of incidents like this.

Which is unfair since Java provides a lot of what an app needs built-in.

So does Python, but we don't hear about this as often.

[quartz kindle]

does java have built in is-even and is-odd functions?

:^)

[sudden geyser]

no, but wish they did

[quartz kindle]

i wonder if i should piggyback on this scandal and add something like malware free to my lib's description lmfao

[slender thistle]

LMAO

[sudden geyser]

Imagine how cleaner this:

if (Number.isEven(1)) {}

Is to that:

if (1 % 2 == 0) {}

Now I need a class for that

[quartz kindle]

there is a limit between cleaniness and usefullness

[slender thistle]

1.isEven() >:()

[sudden geyser]

based on what I've seen from projects that provide small functions like isEven, it does have a net positive

else you're stuck interning what something x something means

[quartz kindle]

but you have to be somewhat paranoid to feel like making 1 line slightly cleaner makes a big difference

[cinder patio]

isEmpty() > array.length === 0
isEven() > num % 2 === 0

This is stuff you can implement yourself though, no need for a 3rd party library

[sudden geyser]

even the smallest changes can have good effects on maintenance

[sudden geyser]

yeah, but we're talking about if java had an isEven built in

or, more simply, be declarative

[split hazel]

bro has to write an algorithm to generate a huge array of even numbers

[spark flint]

yes

there is a good swear word api

very sensitive but good

[quartz kindle]

lets see if my lib gets more popular now that many people will likely get rid of node-ipc lmao

check this out

[keen drift]

[split hazel]

is there a better way to check if a number is odd or even idk maybe someone more experienced knows

const evenNumbers = [];
for (let i = 0; i < 100000000000; i++) {
  evenNumbers.push(i * 2);
}

function isEven(num) {
  return evenNumbers.includes(num);
}

isEven(5) // false
isEven(10) // true

[quartz kindle]

lmfao

use an object or a map instead of an array, at least like that you have direct index access instead of scanning the array

it also makes it use more memory, thus makes it faster

:^)

[split hazel]

im also considering using machine learning

[neat ingot]

is_even = ((number << 31) >> 31) == 0;```

[keen drift]

Has Dyno ever released any developer writeups about how their distributed infrastructure works

[neat ingot]

^ only works for 32 bit numbers

[quartz kindle]

use bigints

[neat ingot]

is_even = !(number & 0x01);```

[cinder patio]

The best way to check if a number is even is to use https://isevenapi.xyz/

[neat ingot]

cant beat a dedicated api..

[quartz kindle]

lmfao

it even returns an ad

[neat ingot]

yea, that dev deserves to make half a cent from an ad 😄

[quartz kindle]

the free version only supports numbers up to 0 - 999,999

lmfao

[neat ingot]

dont forget to install their python module https://pypi.org/project/PyIsEven/ 😄

[quartz kindle]

jebus fokin kristus

[neat ingot]

gotta admire the effort this person put into this troll 😄

the ads

[craggy pine]

Das a phone #. Hopefully it isn’t a random dudes

[quartz kindle]

that thread is gold

[earnest phoenix]

lol get bitches

[split hazel]

im making a website where you can use the api but you get charged for it

a nice api feature to add

as a bonus i'll even let people include multiple numbers to determine if the numbers are odd or even at no extra cost

[sudden geyser]

this is probably the funniest part of the site

has to be san francisco and innovation

[split hazel]

oh ok

anyways i have a react question

so i have a main component and two components: page and auth page

if the user is not authed, i want it to show the auth page

(aka the auth component)

and so i want it so after the auth component is done, for it to update some state such as "auth=true" hence causing a rerender to page

is there a way to do that

more specifically react native but this is a plain react question

[sudden geyser]

So you probably want to tell some component above you to rerender itself so it doesn't display the auth screen

[split hazel]

something like that

[sudden geyser]

Which is not that easy to do in React by just passing around values

You need some sort of environment

[split hazel]

i was thinking i could do something like

[sudden geyser]

I know Redux can do that, but that works by separating the state to my knowledge

[split hazel]

but react doesnt like me passing functions around

[earnest phoenix]

I need some help with discord.js's SelectMenu. So whenever an option is selected it doesn't show in the SelectMenu box. Is there an additional function to do this or is it impossible. Examples:

[civic scroll]

guys
assume that i have an empty array

const arr = [];

then i inserted items at abitrary indexes

arr[2] = true;
arr[4] = true;
arr[10] = true;

> arr
[<2 empty items>, true, <empty item>, true, <4 empty items>, true]

is there a possible way to fill up the empty values (possibly undefined) with any values, given

function fillArray(arrayWithEmptyItems: any[], fillItem: any) {
    //...
}

[modest maple]

it'd be better to use a map in that case

[civic scroll]

i use array since i gotta map it to a 2d matrix

[modest maple]

hmm?

[civic scroll]

and input data were

{
    row: number,
    col: number
}

[cinder patio]

Arrays with holes in them are so much slower than regular arrays. There's a better data structure for this

[civic scroll]

so i assigned those values directly to the array given those are not negative

[quartz kindle]

arr = Array(size).fill(null)

[civic scroll]

it has unknown size

[quartz kindle]

then you cant

[modest maple]

use a map

[civic scroll]

the size can only be known after you fill the items up

but then that causes extra calls

[quartz kindle]

you can fill it up then replace items at the end

[modest maple]

Map<int, Map<int, V>>

for a 2d 'fale' matrix

[quartz kindle]

or do something progressive like if current item index is bigger than array.length, add empty values for all intermediate positions

[cinder patio]

holey arrays are probably gonna be slower than the extra calls ur talking about

[civic scroll]

can't avoid that because of input data

[modest maple]

iterating a filling the array every time gonna be much slower than a hash lookup most likely

how come?

[civic scroll]

the output is 2d arary however

[modest maple]

nothing seems odd about your input data?

[civic scroll]

here

so i assigned those coords directly to the array

[modest maple]

but...

[cinder patio]

You can assign them to a map instead

[modest maple]

just use a map lol

[earnest phoenix]

does anyone have a solution?

[modest maple]

even just Map<(Row, Column), V> and then if you need to turn it into a 2d matrix at the end, just create a stuttering iterator

[cinder patio]

That's not gonna work in JS

it has no tuples

[civic scroll]

array moment

wait

[cinder patio]

Every array instance has a different address

unless you keep the arrays in some other data structure

[modest maple]

Map<"row:column", V>

[quartz kindle]

arr = [];

for(const item of items) {
  const index = item.index;
  if(index >= arr.length) {
    arr.push(...Array(index - arr.length + 1).fill(null));
  }
  arr[index] = item;
}

[earnest phoenix]

ffs why everyone ignoring me

[modest maple]

yike

is that? O(n^2)

[quartz kindle]

he said he is gonna fill up the array anyway, just not in order

he said he wanted to fill in the "holes"

when writing to a non existent index

[modest maple]

well yeah, but that's O(n ^ 2) on every insert

[quartz kindle]

no?

[modest maple]

vs just O(1) insert and then O(n) collection into [][]V

Are JS Array.fill not iterative?

[quartz kindle]

it only extends the array if writing to an off-limits index

[modest maple]

yes

so worse case thats O(n ^ 2)

[quartz kindle]

well thats what he said he wanted

or at least what i understood

[modest maple]

sure.

[civic scroll]

but the thing is

the pad doesn't work

[modest maple]

but you can turn it back into an array, once everything is done

[civic scroll]

the first non-empty item got shifted back to index 0

let me just post the code i did

[modest maple]

like, there's no use filling it pointlessly if you know it's not continuous

[civic scroll]

interface AttackRange {
    row: number;
    col: number;
}
function padArray<T>(array: T[], fillItem: any)
{
    const arr = new Array(array.length).fill(fillItem);
    for (const i of Object.keys(array).map(Number))
        if (!isNaN(i)) arr[i] = array[i];

    return arr;
}

[modest maple]

You know the easiest solution?

[civic scroll]

so like

[cinder patio]

what the

[modest maple]

👏 Just dont use JS

[civic scroll]

empty items are undefined by default right

[civic scroll]

in case of web dev

i can't

it's frontend code

[cinder patio]

wellllll you can but should you 🤔

[civic scroll]

don't expect me to compile to wasm or use other libs

the point is that it shhould have worked

but the empty items are skipped

and i couldn't find a way to access them at all

[earnest phoenix]

[civic scroll]

but problem doesn't lie here

so probably that padArray function

[cinder patio]

So in essence padArray just clones an array?? Like that's what you're doing?? Just skipping non-number keys?? Or am I dumb

[quartz kindle]

could you like, provide a sample input data and a sample desired output?

[civic scroll]

so like it's copying non-empty items into a filled array

the source array has empty items

[quartz kindle]

and you want to preserve the indexes?

[civic scroll]

yeah that

i maybe can extend the array by concatenating

[quartz kindle]

so basically you want to turn [{a}, {b}, {}, {c}] into [{a}, {b}, null, {c}]? or what

[cinder patio]

So the array parameter is EXPECTED to have holes in it?

[civic scroll]

like ```
if var_index > array.length
then
array concat len (index - array.length)

[civic scroll]

yeah

always have holes

[quartz kindle]

what kind of holes?

undefined? null? empty?

[civic scroll]

[{a}, {b}, <empty item>, {d}] => [{a}, {b}, null, {d}]

[civic scroll]

any works

i just wanna find a way to access it

[quartz kindle]

so why not array.map(x => x || null)?

[cinder patio]

can't you just...

array.map(i => i || fillitem)

[civic scroll]

then empty items are skipped

[quartz kindle]

are they?

[cinder patio]

oh yeah I think they are

[civic scroll]

they are skipped

[cinder patio]

const arr = [];
for (let i=0; i < array.length; i++) {
  arr[i] = array[i] || fillItem;
}

use a for loop then

[civic scroll]

which can only get after putting values in

[civic scroll]

and the interesting thing is

[cinder patio]

beat u to it ❤️

[quartz kindle]

:^)

[civic scroll]

i fucked up somewher in 2d table creation

[spark flint]

thank fuck this is a joke https://git.tannercollin.com/tanner/isEven/src/branch/master/server/server.py

[civic scroll]

it was supposed to be row 2 col 0

[earnest phoenix]

I was gonna write a more detailed explanation, damn it

[sudden geyser]

why is discord complaining about python files now

[cinder patio]

just don't use arrays for this

[civic scroll]

i use array to iterate

wym

[earnest phoenix]

Complaining in what way?

[sudden geyser]

I click link above

[quartz kindle]

this

[sudden geyser]

I get warning that file may potentially be dangerous

[civic scroll]

possibly i can't map in html

[sudden geyser]

looks like python file

[cinder patio]

Use a Map like Chill said

[spark flint]

https://capy-cdn.xyz/08P7m7Vc.png for those who don't want to click link

[quartz kindle]

its not just a python file, its a fucking git repo with a python file, it should open in the git viewer, not a direct download, but i guess they screwed up the url rewrite

[civic scroll]

then how you map in html

[quartz kindle]

wat

[civic scroll]

you still gotta go in array iteration

[earnest phoenix]

Any executable file that may be executed by a default set runtime with specific configurations to do so causes that warning to appear, or anything that could potentially run in the browser, or the ones you may download and potentially run

[cinder patio]

You can do map.values() and turn it into an array

[sudden geyser]

simpler terms please

[cinder patio]

or you can do a for of loop

[civic scroll]

for of skips empty values

i will sleep, surely i must be dumb since it's 4am

i will try fixing it again after wake

[cinder patio]

You can make the whole board display the empty positions, and u just stores the ones which have something in them

why bother

[civic scroll]

because

[earnest phoenix]

Looking at the Discord data-mining repository, a lot of extensions were added for it, in simpler terms, you could have a configuration to execute certain file types without confirmation, which is something some tech savvy people so, or someone non-tech savvy could download it and execute it without knowing what it does

Which the last one is more likely, from what I've seen from Discord users

[sudden geyser]

ah

yeah still fuck this

don't tell me clicking github links pulls up that

[earnest phoenix]

I think it also shows that for any website pointing to a file with a potentially dangerous file extension

[lyric mountain]

funny enough, some scanner sites flag discord as malware source

[sudden geyser]

well it is

just look at discord devs

[lyric mountain]

discord dev is ironically the most dangerous server on discord

[earnest phoenix]

If you said that then you're unaware of what goes on in the Discord API server

[quartz kindle]

the guy who made node-ipc delete files in russian servers is claiming that nothing like that ever happened

@_@

[spark flint]

[sudden geyser]

yeah it's funny af

[spark flint]

that dudes stupid af

[quartz kindle]

hes denying it exactly like russia is denying the war

[sudden geyser]

no he's just trolling

[quartz kindle]

wtf

[sudden geyser]

he knows what he's doing

and people are thinking he's not joking lol

[spark flint]

if your ip is located in Russia or Belarus then it wipes the drive and fills with peacenotwar.txt

[sudden geyser]

and you better pray you don't get assigned an ip that's mistakenly located in one of those two countries

or use a vpn

[lyric mountain]

russia became ba sing se

[quartz kindle]

an american non profit operating in ukraine got fucked over by it, 30k messages deleted

[lyric mountain]

"there's no war in russia"

[sudden geyser]

yeah but part of the blame is on that non profit

[neat ingot]

ngl, i'd be pissed if that happened to my project, wouldnt you be? you update your modules before release, go to iron out any bugs, and lose your entire everything...

[sudden geyser]

how the fuck do you store files so badly you can't recover them

on that individual machine

[quartz kindle]

not everyone makes off-server backups of local dbs

still their hosting provider should keep backups

unless they use a shitty provider that doesnt

or perhaps they have a json db :^)

[sudden geyser]

all my homies love jason

[earnest phoenix]

(They were using TXT file databases)

[sudden geyser]

literally

[neat ingot]

...

[quartz kindle]

best db fastest io direct access no middleware

[boreal iron]

I mean the raw file system is always he fastest

[neat ingot]

ngl, if you are using txt files for a database, you deserve to lose your database.

[sudden geyser]

imagine them doing full text search

[quartz kindle]

im actually gonna do a full text search with grep

because icba tokenizing them, i cant find a good tokenizer for my use case

im just gonna add a cache layer on top and thats it

[earnest phoenix]

Stupid question, but I have taken a break from coding, and have just gotten back into it. I am wanting to run a node command in the terminal again, and I have forgotten how to do so (coding in JavaScript)

(Please do not mind the mess below my screen

[quartz kindle]

why take a screenshot with your phone

cant you use discord on your pc?

[boreal iron]

Maybe he has forgotten some more stuff

[earnest phoenix]

Yes, but i haven't been on this thing since last year

[quartz kindle]

then please either copy and paste it as text, or take a screen shot of the pc with print screen or something

[boreal iron]

I can’t see anything just pixels

[neat ingot]

I think it shows his bot as connected

[quartz kindle]

yeah

there is nothing wrong in that picture you sent anyways

[neat ingot]

connected as: askjdaksjdkajs```

[quartz kindle]

it just shows your program is running

[earnest phoenix]

I haven't got it fully set up yet, I am just testing commands, and need to node another .js file

[quartz kindle]

so what is your question?

[earnest phoenix]

Oh so you just need to cancel the operation, just exit out of the process and run another file with Node.js

Thanks

Run CTRL+C

Yeh

Thank you

[earnest phoenix]

Told ya it was a stoopid question

Well not really if you're coming back to it after a long while, it's alright; it's common to forget things like these from time to time

Nobody is immune to forgetting something

MFs really doing NFT domains now

People have too much time in their hands

[sudden geyser]

"No renewable fees" yeah because you already paid $10k in gas fees

actually now that I think about it

how does nft domains even work given domains are unique

[wheat mesa]

domains are already nfts lmfao

[boreal iron]

It’s pretty easy

Stupid people are actually paying for anything

Even if it’s nonsense

Just hype something and count the cash you make

cough nitro cough

[dry imp]

u just broke fake

[timber fractal]

i just added a node.js app to my cpanel, and added code, but whenever i start the application a 503 error will occur and wont go away until i turn off the application. How can I fix this?

[rotund light]

for top.gg py does it only work with dpy or does it work with forks

[dry imp]

works with d.py and d.py forks since basically the same

[spark flint]

You need to run the equivalent to npm i

Which is a button called something like install

devs

#discord-news message

[fiery stream]

What’s the point of bot.session

In py

[quartz kindle]

what py

i dont see that in discord.py

[fiery stream]

This

[bright hornet]

https://srcb.in/V67zBHSGnK

After testing to array.map the whole data,
It works. the thing is:

1. The embed will be sent multiple times, (How do i make it as one send?)
2. v?.length returns undefined (should be numbers)
3. When I put const members in the code line

message.guild.members.cache.filter(member => member.roles.cache.has(role.id))```

and calling it to `${members?.length}` It will return error:
```js
Cannot access 'members' before initialization```

[pearl trail]

v?.length must be v?.size since it's discordjs Collection

[bright hornet]

ohh

[bright hornet]

still undefined

[pearl trail]

oh wait

this is not how it supposed to work. you dont need to do .map. Simply make a variable of filtered users, and then you can use for loop or Promise.all and then send the embed. example:

const members = do thing until .filter(x => x.roles.has(...))
await Promise.all(members.map(u => /* u is member itself */ do findoneandupdate here))
send embed(members.size)

my bad, Promise.all([...members.values()].map(u => ))

[bright hornet]

wait let me reconstruct the code

[bright hornet]

still return as undefined

[pearl trail]

is the member's wallet or smth that you inc updated?

[bright hornet]

yep yep

and wdym by this? js send embed(members.size)

[pearl trail]

yeah do your embeds

you dont use callback this time

[bright hornet]

${members.size} you mean like this right?

not really in the {embeds: [embed]}

[pearl trail]

yeah, but remove this code

[bright hornet]

yays it works

[pearl trail]

nice

[bright hornet]

remove?

[pearl trail]

yeah, is it still sending multiple embeds? it's inside a callback of findOneAndUpdate inside a .map

[bright hornet]

if i put it outside of the .map

erm

[pearl trail]

also from the code, you just increment your bank in {$inc: {bank: amount}} and you inc in again with data.bank += amount

[pearl trail]

oh yeah then, it works

[bright hornet]

yep

workd

worked XD

[bright hornet]

wait i dont need to do data.bank += amount?!

[pearl trail]

yeah, the {$inc} itself already inc your bank

try it, in case im wrong

[bright hornet]

imma try

nope didn't add

[quartz kindle]

link?

[fiery stream]

https://gist.github.com/Rapptz/6706e1c8f23ac27c98cee4dd985c8120

[pearl trail]

hm aight then

https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/operator/update/inc/

[quartz kindle]

thats from aiohttp

to make http requests

[fiery stream]

Huh wym why is it passed on to bot.session

[quartz kindle]

to store it there for reuse

[fiery stream]

Oh i thought aiohttp made a bot faster or something like that

I read that somewhere

[quartz kindle]

aiohttp is a library to make http requests

for example downloading a file, or accessing an api

its considered better/faster than the requests library

[fiery stream]

Yeah ik it’s like axios got node

[quartz kindle]

ye

[fiery stream]

For*^

But i read somewhere it made dpy faster idk where

[quartz kindle]

afaik dpy already uses it internally

afaki bot.session is not used anywhere internally, its simply a user-defined name to store something in the bot variable, so its easy to access

like doing client.axios = require("axios") in node

[fiery stream]

Ofof i thought it had other use internally rather than just for the user yk

[boreal iron]

Now on Tim’s project list: dpy-light

Estimated release ~ 2062

[quartz kindle]

ew no

[boreal iron]

True… nobody likes py

[quartz kindle]

that node-ipc issue became a message board for discussing the war lmao

[boreal iron]

Well because everyone needs to share his stupid opinion how “evil” Russia is

[quartz kindle]

why are there ants on my food

[boreal iron]

Because of where you live

[quartz kindle]

they are now

[boreal iron]

Calling green peace right now

[quartz kindle]

the owner of node-ipc keeps deleting comments they dont like lmao

[boreal iron]

You’re fucked

Aye why not deleting anything you don’t like?

We just live in a perfect world or at least in a perfect bubble

No bad words, different opinions or things you don’t like

Make the world like you like it!

that doesn’t even need sarcasm tags

lol API v7 will live even longer now

Looks like lots of people were crying about it

[bright hornet]

okay i found the problem lmao

HAHAHAHA

message.guild => message.guild.id

[boreal iron]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/483252234579083268/932614697780408330/unknown.png

[bright hornet]

mb mb

[quartz kindle]

best PR

https://github.com/RIAEvangelist/node-ipc/pull/320/files

[boreal iron]

How are they even able to remove your local files?

Malicious dependency?

Haven’t read through it yet

[quartz kindle]

he basically force pushed an update that included obfuscated code

anyone who updated to the affected version and ran it got hit

the obfuscated code used a geolocation api to obtain the user's location from the machine's local ip address

then if it matched russia or belarus, it proceeded to run fs.readdirSync + fs.writeFileSync in mass

their issues page is gold

Instead of shoving hearts up peoples hard drives, how bout you shove those hearts up your ass?

[boreal iron]

1,99 actually is affordable to spam my evil ads

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

One message removed from a suspended account.

One message removed from a suspended account.

One message removed from a suspended account.

[boreal iron]

There might be a trade off if I buy 10

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[boreal iron]

Stop crying around

Actually funny they even advertise accounts with its full name and tag

I wonder discord doesn’t actually care

[quartz kindle]

im laughing my ass out

[boreal iron]

What the heck

[boreal iron]

Ha ha ha ha ha lmfao

[wintry raptor]

xD

[boreal iron]

That’s what you get when using other people’s code/apps etc in 2022

[quartz kindle]

haters taking the opportunity to bash js xD

[wintry raptor]

Do ppl still use PHP 😮

[quartz kindle]

wordpress still exists

[boreal iron]

And facebook

Parts of Amazon

Etc

According to services scanning all public webservers for their signatures PHP still being used in more than 50% on the entire net

[bright hornet]

const mongoose = require('mongoose');

const ecoSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
    guildID: { type: String },
    userID: { type: String },
    wallet: { type: Number, default: 0 },
    bank: { type: Number, default: 0 },
    item: [{
        itemName: { type: String},
        itemDescription: { type: String },
        itemMaxUse: { type: String },
        itemStock: { type: Number, default: 0 },
        itemPrice: { type: Number },
        itemSellingPrice: { type: Number }
    }]
})

module.exports = mongoose.model("economy-main", ecoSchema);``` this is how to create an array right? is it really not going to show in the db?

[lament rock]

Unity Hub (a manager for Unity (the game engine) installs) supposedly depended on node-ipc and they received a ton of backlash until they patched that dep

then all of the hate got redirected

[boreal iron]

They must actually have a damn accurate geoip database to only fuck Russians and Belarus

[lament rock]

probably just a public api

I know of a few

[boreal iron]

Known to be pretty accurate

[quartz kindle]

thats one of the main criticism points

[boreal iron]

That’s why I said it yeah

[quartz kindle]

people complaining about inaccurate geoip making the wrong people be hit

some said france often gets confused with russia, geoip-wise

[boreal iron]

Funny enough to target devs in that countries as the right ones to hit

[lament rock]

I feel like people just need to stay in their own lane

[boreal iron]

Yeah people probably forgot what their own country did in the past

or still does

But complaining about others is easier than dealing with yourself and your own stuff

as I noticed (again) a few minutes ago

[boreal iron]

I saw people arguing RIPE should release all Russian IPs as they cut off their internet

That would be funny tho

[quartz kindle]

xD

no u

no u

no u²

[solemn latch]

a war is developing

[inner sapphire]

    const regex = new RegExp(/(?:[A-z0-9](?:[A-z0-9-]{0,61}[A-z0-9])?\.)+[A-z0-9][A-z0-9-]{0,61}[A-z0-9]/gi);

    if (message.content.match(regex)) {
        let data = await fetch("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX", {
            method: "post",
            body: JSON.stringify({ message: message.content }),
            headers: {
                "Content-Type": "application/json",
                "User-Agent": "Nooder Anti-phishing (Tazhys#0001 / 622890595614195722)",
            },

        }).then(res => res.json())
    }
    const phishEmbed = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
        .setAuthor(`Scam/Phish Prevented`, nooder.icons.erroricon)
        .setDescription(`${message.author} tried sending a phishing/scam link!`)
        .setFooter(`User ID: ${message.author.id}`)
        .setColor("RED")
    return message.channel.send(phishEmbed)

does anyone know why this keeps flagging messages not just links?

[quartz kindle]

because you are sending the embed regardless if a match was found or not?

[inner sapphire]

even if i put the } under the embed

it does it still

[quartz kindle]

wut

[inner sapphire]

    if (message.content.match(regex)) {
        let data = await fetch("https://anti-fish.bitflow.dev/check", {
            method: "post",
            body: JSON.stringify({ message: message.content }),
            headers: {
                "Content-Type": "application/json",
                "User-Agent": "Nooder Anti-phishing (Tazhys#0001 / 622890595614195722)",
            },

        }).then(res => res.json())

        const phishEmbed = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
            .setAuthor(`Scam/Phish Prevented`, nooder.icons.erroricon)
            .setDescription(`${message.author} tried sending a phishing/scam link!`)
            .setFooter(`User ID: ${message.author.id}`)
            .setColor("RED")
        return message.channel.send(phishEmbed)

    }

this still shows the embed with messages

lol

[quartz kindle]

did you test your regex?

[inner sapphire]

NVM

bruh

this wasnt working just a minute ago

now it works

😭

[quartz kindle]

lel

[inner sapphire]

thanks tim 😂

@quartz kindle ok now i need your help

wait

nvm

nvm i do need you @quartz kindle

[quartz kindle]

@_@

[inner sapphire]

wait

hang on

[quartz kindle]

and i need sleep

[inner sapphire]

crap

go sleep lol

im just confused on why its not sending in the channel now since i added my db stuff

[clear marlin]

wait a minute is this v12

[inner sapphire]

yeah

this bot hasnt migrated yet

[bright hornet]

const mongoose = require('mongoose');

const ecoSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
    guildID: { type: String },
    userID: { type: String },
    wallet: { type: Number, default: 0 },
    bank: { type: Number, default: 0 },
    item: [{
        id: { type: Number, default: 0 },
        itemName: { type: String },
        itemDescription: { type: String },
        itemMaxUse: { type: String },
        itemStock: { type: Number, default: 0 },
        itemPrice: { type: Number },
        itemSellingPrice: { type: Number }
    }],
    guild: [{
        id: { type: Number, default: 0 },
        guildName: { type: String },
        guildDescription: { type: String },
        statusGuild: { type: Boolean, default: false }
    }],
    married: [{
        memberID: { type: String },
        statusMarriage: { type: Boolean, default: false }
    }]
})

module.exports = mongoose.model("economy-main", ecoSchema);``` is this the right way to create an array?

the items are not showing in mongoose db

[whole glen]

for some reason this command randomly stopped working and now just says pong in chat do you know why? (i did turn sharding to auto) ```java
if (interaction.commandName === 'ping') {
const pong = new MessageEmbed();
let days = Math.floor(client.uptime / 86400000);
let hours = Math.floor(client.uptime / 3600000) % 24;
let minutes = Math.floor(client.uptime / 60000) % 60;
let seconds = Math.floor(client.uptime / 1000) % 60;
pong.setColor('ffff00')
pong.setTimestamp()
await interaction.reply( {content: 'Pong', fetchReply: true }).then (async (resultinteraction) =>{
pong.setDescription(Uptime: ${days}d ${hours}h ${minutes}m ${seconds}s\nLatency is ${resultinteraction.createdTimestamp - interaction.createdTimestamp}ms. \nAPI Latency is ${Math.round(client.ws.ping)}ms)
await interaction.editReply({ embeds: [pong] , ephemeral: false });

})

}```

no errors happen

[boreal iron]

Log your reply() promise to see if the code inside being executed

Catch your editReply() to see if any error occurs

Which should be shown anyways but just to make sure

I can only think of your interaction has been expired (taking more than 3s)

So trying to defer the response in the first place should be worth to try

Btw the ws ping is the web socket ping aka gateway ping

Not the API latency if I’m not wrong here

The API ping actually is the time difference between an API request and it’s response (answer)

[deep bolt]

Hey, Does anyone know how to measure latency between a MongoDB and a Discord bot?

[pearl trail]

use new Date() method and use this to ping mongo_ose_ require("mongoose").connections[0].db.admin().ping()

[timber fractal]

says it doesnt detect a package.json fike but ill try t fix it thanks

[boreal iron]

Just to be accurate new Date() is a constructor and now() it’s method

[timber fractal]

#discord-news message reminds me of my first bot ever

[timber fractal]

i did that, but it still gives a 503 error

[pearl trail]

ah yes forgor 💀 thanks

[earnest phoenix]

The Ticket Tool bot has a transcription system when a ticket is closed which is in the form of an HTML/CSS file. Which module is able to do this? Cordially

[slender wagon]

heya anyone has a clue how to decrease properly on mongodb

[cobalt junco]

use $inc: { something: value } but the value is negative

[slender wagon]

doing that but it removes the same amount 2 times

idk why tho the thing seems to be just fin3

[boreal iron]

I highly doubt there’s library caching your conversations and send a transcript of it.

You will probably have to do it by your own.

I mean it’s not that big of a deal.

Create your HTML template and append to cached messages to the body, for example wrapper in a paragraph tag

[slender wagon]

 console.log(price)
      await DiscordUser.findOneAndUpdate({ discordId: user.discordId }, { $inc: { cips: -price } }, { new: true }, async (err, doc) => {
         if (err) return res.send(500, { error: err });
      })
``` just whyyy

i have been trying to solve this for days lmao

it removes 2 times the same amount

[cobalt junco]

Maybe try removing await?

[boreal iron]

lol

[slender wagon]

Bro

BROOOOOOOOO

]

https://tenor.com/view/willem-dafoe-laugh-crazy-car-close-up-gif-12180194

all this shit

for a fucking awaitttt

i don't get mongodb

[cobalt junco]

lmao, glad it helped

[slender wagon]

sometimes it doesn't work without await

sometimes it doesn't work with await

[cobalt junco]

it runs twice bc of await and a callback afaik

[slender wagon]

lesson learned

[onyx jackal]

Can someone tell me how to make a website like dyno.gg

[boreal iron]

Well… using html, css and a little bit of JavaScript to let people enjoy useless fancy animations

[bright hornet]

can someone give me some idea about creating leaderboard

[bright hornet]

await DiscordUser.findOneAndUpdate({ discordId: user.discordId }, { $inc: { cips: price } }, { new: true }, async (err, doc) => {
        if(doc) {
            doc.cips -= price
            doc.save()
          }
      })```

[near stratus]

SELECT * FROM table
ORDER BY xp ASC
LIMIT 10

[bright hornet]

i should still use fetch all members when using .findOne?

[near stratus]

huh ?
this one's sql tho

[bright hornet]

ah im using mongoose

[near stratus]

oh I thought you were fixing that guy's code

nvm ignore me

idk mongodb

[bright hornet]

xd

[earnest phoenix]

how can i search one value in all tables in my SQL ?

what is the request

[modest maple]

as in? Like a text search? Or just x = 1

and also, what database...

what tables...

[earnest phoenix]

That is to say that I have information and I would like to ensure that it searches in all the tables if the information exists

yes but before

imagine i do :

SELECT * FROM ???? WHERE condition

What do I put instead of ????

[modest maple]

the table

[earnest phoenix]

if I want to search in all the tables of my database

not just one, but all

[cobalt junco]

get the data, and sort it by -1

// example
<model>.find({ foo: bar }).sort({ baz: -1 });

that will return array of data, from user with the most baz to the least

[near stratus]

Which sql server are you running?

Ms SQL can take morae than one table
Example:

SELECT * 
FROM table1, table2, table3

Edit: Yes it does https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/sql-select-from-multiple-tables-with-ms-sql-server
For other sql servers (eg MySQL) this should do

SELECT tablenmae1.colunmname, tablename2.columnnmae    
FROM tablenmae1  
JOIN tablename2  
ON tablenmae1.colunmname = tablename2.columnname
ORDER BY columnname;

[earnest phoenix]

thx u !!!

[lyric mountain]

your first example is actually an implicit LATERAL JOIN

unless sql server changed yet another standard thing

yep, seems like they did, fuck sqlserver

[heavy marsh]

const regex = /-(\d)$/
                let match = regex.exec(song.name)
                if(match === null) { 
                    currentQueue.queued.push(`\`${id}\` - [${song.name}](${song.url}) \`${song.formattedDuration}\``) 
                } else { 
                    currentQueue.queued.push(`\`${id}\` - [${song.name.split('-').splice(1).join(' ')}](${song.url}) \`${song.formattedDuration}\``) 
                }

Doesnt do what its told

Is there something wrong in this

Cause no error either

[lyric mountain]

what's song.name?

[heavy marsh]

Nvm fix it I used .includes(-)

Its name of the song

[lyric mountain]

"fix" is a hard word

any name with - will break your desired result

[neat ingot]

Storing your database objects in cache/memory for 1/2 minutes after they are accessed, with the data being saved each minute while in cache ~ good or bad idea?

[cinder patio]

depends on how often they are requested

[neat ingot]

its not so much that they are requested a lot, its more that the data is sometimes required for some time after initially obtained ~ for example, when a battle begins it needs to keep all user data, and the overall database player object around

so i added a simple cache layer that only stores items for at most 1 minute, then it will save the data, and re-query the db on the next time data is fetched

I havent had any issues with it in the 2-3 years ive been using it (db cache layer) but I was just thinking, maybe its not even really required.. like, almost everyone else i see in here using mongodb/mongoose just does a query then saves, then repeat

and its not like my bot is in millions of servers 😄

literally 1 atm 😄

[cinder patio]

I don't think a 1min cache is worth it unless it's requested a lot. You probably use a timeout to remove it, too

[neat ingot]

nah lol

cache updates each xx frequency (set to second atm) and checks for cleared items

[sudden geyser]

dekache fun name

[bright thorn]

how to add async in b.reply

[sudden geyser]

confuzzled

what's b here

[bright thorn]

button.reply

[sudden geyser]

So I assume this: https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/stable/class/ButtonInteraction

[neat ingot]

just add await before b.reply?

[sudden geyser]

Awaiting it would probably not be useful here given they're just immediately returning

[bright thorn]

but its not in async

[neat ingot]

reply returns a promise, a promise can be awaited

lmao

your overall function is not async

so you cannot use await within its scope

    // works:
    async function myfunction() {
        await a.thing();
    }
    // errors: 
    function myfunction() {
        await a.thing();
    }

collector.on('collect', async(b) => ...)

[pearl trail]

because you are using await inside a non async function

you can do return a.thing() instead

but still use await when you call the function if you want to

[neat ingot]

I dont really get what the benefit of waiting is though. like, all your doing is replying ~ why do you need to wait for the reply?

[bright thorn]

Thank you

i got it

[pearl trail]

no await:

let data = 0;
data = db.find("data")
console.log(data) //dang its <Promise> 

await:

let data = 0;
data = await db.find("data") //it will wait this code to search in db (async) and then continue
console.log(data) // your lovely data here

[neat ingot]

shouldnt the first example return a promise?

[pearl trail]

yes

but you wont get the data

[neat ingot]

assuming that db.find was async ofc

[pearl trail]

its not resolved yet

[neat ingot]

yea indeed

[modest maple]

depends on the database

[neat ingot]

mongodb for lyfe!

or until a better db spawns that i can code everything in the same language as my project 😄

[sudden geyser]

or until a better db spawns
datascript is always an opt-

that i can code everything in the same language as my project
damn, maybe another day

[lyric mountain]

with the data being saved each minute while in cache
that's pretty bad

better to manually save after modification than saving on a fixed interval

[woeful pike]

ah yes mongodb is commonly known for being written in js

[lyric mountain]

mongodb, the database itself, is written in js?

[modest maple]

C++

mostly

[lyric mountain]

I was worried for a moment

[civic scroll]

@cinder patio @quartz kindle
i fixed
turns out i mapped the indexes of coordinates array instead of values

[deep bolt]

Thank you, I'll try that

[fiery stream]

test

[copper cradle]

huh, what's the css jail role for, never seen it before

[spark flint]

being too good at css

[neat ingot]

the data only gets saved when its removed from the cache after a minute. the reason i dont save after each modification, is because within the space of say, 30 seconds, its possible (and happens frequently) that a users data has to be manipulated multiple times. imo, saving after each of those modifications is worse than cacheing for a bit and then saving

[cinder patio]

That's still not a good idea imo. If you update data very frequently you could have an abstraction which collects changes and updates the db let's say 10s after no changes have been made.

[neat ingot]

either way, i still have to watch all active database items and cache them before saving, either for 10s, or 1 minute (i can easily change it to 10s in my cache settings). its like, the cache will only store the data for upto 1 minute, and then forces a save and cache wipe. it doesnt renew cache data after accessing each item

[civic scroll]

designing osu in browser with pure css

[plucky imp]

i pog

[lyric mountain]

that's even worse, considering concurrency

let's say you for some reason have 2 modifications on the same object at the same time

unless you enfoce sync access you risk running into a ton of race conditions

[copper cradle]

zamn

[neat ingot]

yea that is a potential issue/drawback to the solution. but there is no time that the same object should be in the cache twice

granted should !== reality 😛

[earnest phoenix]

guild.channels.create(ticketName, {
    type: "GUILD_TEXT",
    permissionOverwrites: [
    {
       id: guild.id,
       deny: [Permissions.FLAGS.VIEW_CHANNEL, Permissions.FLAGS.SEND_MESSAGES]
    },
    {
       id: interaction.user.id,
       allow: [Permissions.FLAGS.VIEW_CHANNEL, Permissions.FLAGS.SEND_MESSAGES, Permissions.FLAGS.ATTACH_FILES],
       deny: [Permissions.FLAGS.MENTION_EVERYONE]
     }
     ]
})```

why my permissions overwrites doesn't work ? no one error

[lyric mountain]

nonono, I mean accessing the same object twice

not storing it twice

[neat ingot]

how would accessing the same object twice cause an issue?

for example:

// create cache:
const mycache = new Dekache({name:'you got any cache?', mins: 2})
// initial cache request, returns the callback 
// function value on initial request
const init = await mycache.get('some-identifier', async() => { return 1 });
// mycache.get('some-identifier') calls will now return 1 
// until the number of mins (2) has been reached. 
// after 2 mins is reached, data is saved and then
// removed from the cache
const now = await mycache.get('some-identifier', ()=>{});

the only time I can see that being an issue, would be if the cache'd data was released at the exact same time another request for the same data was made, and for some reason the cache'd data had not saved yet, but the new request had already obtained the data from the db. But that should never happen, as db items are saved before cache releasing, so then whenever the next request happens, its fetching the data 'fresh' ~ which correctly returns the last saved data

[dusky notch]

anyone knows what to use to make a bot and host it ?
currently using replit + uptimerobot but since i am not paying(using the free version)
it goes ofline frequently and i often see myself unable to make some changes to my code or even use the bot, this would cause issues were i cannot it for that time and i would like to avoid that as much as possible from happening

[wheat mesa]

Develop the bot on your computer if possible, and host it using a VPS of some sort (if you want a very basic VPS for free, Oracle provides an always free tier)

[lyric mountain]

it goes ofline frequently
replit shouldn't be going offline if you're pinging it constantly

isn't it crashing?

[wheat mesa]

(either way replit is not an ideal environment for development and hosting)

[dusky notch]

this is what happens

unless there is a bug in my code

which i don't believe since i haven't touched it

and it was working

[earnest phoenix]

"SELECT * FROM users WHERE email = '$email'"

is this safe?

$email is user input

[neat ingot]

sanitize user input before passing to your db

~ upon searching for a lib to sanitize input for sql, i found this:

[lyric mountain]

no need for a sanitizing lib, sql supports parameters by default

[lyric mountain]

are you muting exceptions?

because that's 100% an exception happening and crashing the bot

[earnest phoenix]

its php

I found it thx anyways

[lyric mountain]

even php, all sql SHOULD support parameters

it's like, a fundamental thing

[earnest phoenix]

it does

and don't ask me why I am using php,
it was a requirement

[neat ingot]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/420205780545830912/954500575339376710/hardgrapht.png

for some reason discord api latency was up at 1500ms 😐

~ well, 1409... still!

[trim perch]

that's a party

[plucky imp]

uhh so

i keep getting this error

 let guild = await this.updateGuild(guild);
        ^

SyntaxError: Identifier 'guild' has already been declared

but i'm not entirely sure how to fix it lol

[trim perch]

It means guild exists somewhere else in your code.

In the same scope

[plucky imp]

 async updateGuild(guildId, ...args) {
    const guilds = this.db.collection('guilds');

    let guild = await guilds.findOne({ id: guildId });

    if (guild === null) {
      await guilds.insertOne({
        id: guildId,
        userWarnings: [],
        lastUser: null
      });

      guild = await guilds.findOne({ id: guildId });
    }

    if (args.length === 0) return guild;

    return await guilds.findOneAndUpdate(...args);
  }

  /**
   * @returns {number} The user's new total warning point value.
   */
  async addWarning(guildId, userId, d, reason, issuer) {
    let guild = await this.updateGuild(guildId);

    guild = guild.userWarnings.some((warning) => warning.id === userId)
      ? await this.updateGuild(
          guildId,
          { id: guildId },
          {
            $push: {
              'userWarnings.$[id].warnings': {
                $each: [{ d, reason, issuer }]
              }
            },
            $set: { lastUser: userId }
          },
          {
            arrayFilters: [{ 'id.id': userId }],
            returnDocument: 'after'
          }
        )
      : await this.updateGuild(
          guildId,
          { id: guildId },
          {
            $push: {
              userWarnings: {
                $each: [{ id: userId, warnings: [{ d, reason, issuer }] }]
              }
            },
            $set: { lastUser: userId }
          },
          { returnDocument: 'after' }
        );

    return guild.userWarnings
      .find((warning) => warning.id === userId)
      .warnings.reduce((all, val) => all + val.points, 0);
  }
``` code btw

i know where it exist but i don't know like how to fix it cause the guild is an identifier for like

the whole thing

iirc

[wheat mesa]

then change the name...?

[plucky imp]

but it's supposed to b cleann

understandale though

[wheat mesa]

I'm not sure why you would have guild declared in that scope anyways

shouldn't these functions be independent of everything else

[plucky imp]

uh

probably

[plucky imp]

wait

@wheat mesa nothing was wrong

it was a skill issue

[earnest phoenix]

ew waffle

[austere surge]

that is terrifying

[trim perch]

okay guys crazy idea but, what if we take macros, built them into javascript, and use them to replace jsx/tsx/whatever syntax transformation we use today

heck, template literals are something

[plucky imp]

this guys crazy and i like it

[spark flint]

Lol

[earnest phoenix]

long time not coming, is there a way to store embed in another file?

[austere surge]

json?

[earnest phoenix]

My command has many embeds so storing them in another file and importing would be a better way

[earnest phoenix]

maybe

can I?

[austere surge]

yes

just need to know how to make an emebd with json instead of builders

[earnest phoenix]

example?

[austere surge]

idk how to

[earnest phoenix]

embed: {
  title: 'Here is your example'
}

[austere surge]

api docs probably sday

[earnest phoenix]

Assuming u mean this

[austere surge]

ye

{
  embed: {
    title: 'title'
    description: 'description'
  }
}

something like that i believe

whys there no json code block thing

[earnest phoenix]

there is

it just doesn't really color anything

[boreal iron]

Missing comma

[earnest phoenix]

{
  "embed": {
    "title": "asdasd"  
  }
}

If it doesn't have " around it then it wont highlight as what you are sending isn't valid json

[austere surge]

ohhhyeah

im forgot

[plucky imp]

okay uh new problem

when i use the ping command it says application did not respond but i get no errors

import { MessageEmbed, Formatters } from 'discord.js';

const { bold } = Formatters;

export default {
  data: { name: 'ping', description: 'Pong!' },
  /**
   * @param {import('discord.js').Client} client
   * @param {import('discord.js').CommandInteraction} interaction
   */
  async execute(client, interaction) {
    const embed = new MessageEmbed().setColor('RANDOM').setDescription('Ping?');

    const reply = await interaction.reply({
      embeds: [embed],
      fetchReply: true
    });

    let perf = performance.now();

    await client.db.collection('ping').findOne();

    perf = performance.now() - perf;

    const embed_ = new MessageEmbed()
      .setColor('RANDOM')
      .setAuthor({
        name: interaction.user.username,
        iconURL: interaction.user.displayAvatarURL({
          dynamic: true,
          format: 'png'
        })
      })
      .setDescription(
        `${bold('Message latency')}\n![online](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/952437416352964699.webp?size=128 "online") ${
          reply.createdTimestamp - interaction.createdTimestamp
        }ms\n${bold('API latency')}\n![online](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/952437416352964699.webp?size=128 "online") ${Math.floor(
          client.ws.ping
        )}ms\n${bold(
          'Database latency'
        )}\n![online](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/952437416352964699.webp?size=128 "online") ${Math.floor(perf)}ms`
      )
      .setFooter({ text: 'Pong command info' })
      .setTimestamp();

    await reply.edit({ embeds: [embed_] });
  }
};

ping command ^^^

if you need it heres the interactionCreate code

export default {
  name: 'interactionCreate',
  once: false,
  /**
   * @param {import('discord.js').Client} client
   * @param {import('discord.js').Interaction} interaction
   */
  async execute(client, interaction) {
    if (!interaction.isCommand()) return;

    const command = client.commands.get(interaction.commandName);

    if (command === undefined) return;
    console.log(command);

    try {
      await command.execute(client, interaction);
    } catch (err) {
      console.error(
        `An error occured while executing the '${interaction.commandName}' command:`,
        err
      );
    }
  }
};

[wheat mesa]

Try deferring first

[plucky imp]

context

[wheat mesa]

What

[plucky imp]

like can you give context lmao

[wheat mesa]

Defer the interaction

Slash commands must be answered within 3 seconds of their creation otherwise they become unavailable

[plucky imp]

ahh

[wheat mesa]

If you defer the interaction you get 15 or 10 mins to reply or something

Can’t remember which

Might even be longer

[plucky imp]

okay

[quartz kindle]

TIL

grep pattern1 file; grep pattern2 file
is faster than
grep pattern1|pattern2 file

[bright hornet]

How can i do this on schema? my codes keeps creating new Object

items: Array
|
-> 1: Object
|
-> itemName: Object
|
-> ""

[boreal iron]

3s / 15min

[earnest phoenix]

Okay but why would you wanna do that

unless I am misunderstanding

[bright hornet]

casino shop ksks

[earnest phoenix]

So basically

{
  "items": [
    {
      "itemName": {
        "asdasd"
      }
    }
  ]
}

is this what you are trying to do or am I misunderstanding something here witth that last part?

[bright hornet]

items: {
 0: {
   itemName: "Some name"
   itemPrice: "Some price"
},
1: {
   itemName: "Some name"
   itemPrice: "Some price"
}
   
}```

but it seems this is how i need to do it 
```js
if(data) {
                const report = {
                    reason: reason
                }
                data.reason = [...data.reason, report]
                await data.save()
            }```

[earnest phoenix]

Wait what

[ember wedge]

confused lamb noises

[earnest phoenix]

you could just push onto the reason array

instead of spreading data.reason

[bright hornet]

this is another command

[earnest phoenix]

Okay but you spreading is pointless here just push to data.reason

data.reason.push(report)

[bright hornet]

[data.reason.push(report)]?

[earnest phoenix]

No

Wtf

[ember wedge]

do you have any experience with javascript?

data.report = {
 reason: reason
}

can't u do this?

[earnest phoenix]

Not if it is an array

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

[ember wedge]

// or with an array
data.reason.push(report);

[plucky imp]

pogginggg

[boreal iron]

Slash commands … finally

[plucky imp]

ues

doing the antiraid rn

[dry imp]

me when slash

[boreal iron]

Next year Discord being introducing a completely new way of interactions

[plucky imp]

i'd actually cry

[boreal iron]

Makes all recent changes obsolete again

[plucky imp]

@boreal iron peep the rich presence

[boreal iron]

Huh what?

[plucky imp]

click on profile

[boreal iron]

Huh what am I supposed to see there? Argg I don’t get it

[plucky imp]

holon

lol

[boreal iron]

I still don’t get it wtf

You’re editing your bot?! Is that what you mean?

[plucky imp]

y e s

dang my timer reset

i've been making this one command

for 4 hours

[dry imp]

i hope there wont be a next year of discord

go back to skype or boomer shit messenger

[boreal iron]

Eww this name should be a banable offense

Never even used it once but still hate it more than you can think of

[earnest phoenix]

You should use ML/AI for auto mod

The auto mod that takes care of itself

Little to no human interaction needed

[plucky imp]

would be pog

[earnest phoenix]

It was originally smth I was going to do

just dont have the time

[plucky imp]

understandable

currently watching korewa eden lol

[dry imp]

imagine makin ml for a dsc bot

[plucky imp]

what

[earnest phoenix]

I will make u for a discord bot

come here

[dry imp]

okay

[boreal iron]

Hey hey… this is not tinder!

[earnest phoenix]

No but it is grinder

[boreal iron]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/483252234579083268/932614697780408330/unknown.png

[plucky imp]

w u t

pogggg

[quartz kindle]

no this is shitter

[plucky imp]

also bopera bx

also brb hanim- anime is starting

[earnest phoenix]

Imagine being on s1 ep 1

nerd

[plucky imp]

i watched the whole thing already

weeb

[earnest phoenix]

I already finished season 2 like a month or two ago

[plucky imp]

same

i'm jus rewatching cs no new season of bofurui

[slender thistle]

Some things just never change

[plucky imp]

uhm sure

[slender thistle]

[simple stump]

Anyone know when DJS is adding message attachments to slash commands lol

[boreal iron]

[elder wolf]

uh

[boreal iron]

You mean the builder tools?

You don’t need them.

[elder wolf]

My bot seems to work pretty well!

can’t wait for it to be accepted

hopefully

[boreal iron]

You should check your 9k notifications

Maybe they are important

[elder wolf]

Replit

very good db

yes

Relit

Replit

Their coding site has uh

A built in data base

because I am using it

:)

yes

wait why is it horrifying

wait but why though

oh

wait would that mean I would have to change all the er

db[“

And such

I’m not sure I have time for that anymore

i mean to change everything again

should I still code on Replit though

i was thinking of that

though would it be hard to switch all the db[“userid”]

(This is my first discord bot and I coded it in 4 weeks)