development

[ancient nova]

so it actually is listed then?

[atomic kindle]

Just process records under result key.

It's an array.

[ancient nova]

so should I treat it like one?

[atomic kindle]

It is one.

[ancient nova]

after fetching should I just do
fetched.records[0]?

[ancient nova]

oh I didn't even notice, no wonder I couldn't get it to work

[atomic kindle]

To get the first three elements from the array just run response.result.records.slice(0, 3);.

[quaint rampart]

i dont see much of a difference, node-fetch does it in 854 ms and undici did it in 850

[atomic kindle]

Try sending concurrent requests, that's where undici shines.

[quaint rampart]

is that like a function or? idk i never used undici

[ancient nova]

I could just do the above since I do have a custom formatting

[atomic kindle]

And to answer your original question, you can cache DNS records for a start.

[atomic kindle]

Sure. Good luck!

[ancient nova]

thanks lol

[hidden gorge]

i yeah my bot had a 18k latency

[plucky imp]

is it neccasary to have a help command'

if you're using slash commands

[atomic kindle]

No.

[plucky imp]

okey

[atomic kindle]

Discord UI becomes your help command.

[sudden geyser]

best feature

[plucky imp]

okey

[quaint rampart]

do you know where sending concurrent requests is? i cant find that anywhere in the undici documentation and I'm really new to using their module

[atomic kindle]

You have to do that yourself, it's a scenario where you send parallel requests instead of sending one after another.

[ancient nova]

do I have to iterate through them to do a list of all of them?

[civic scroll]

you have to let the impostor in

[earnest phoenix]

hi

how can I show the in-server avatar?

[livid lichen]

await axios.post(`https://discord.com/api/v8/channels/${message.member.voice.channel.id}/invites`, {
                data: {
                    max_age: 86400,
                    max_uses: 0,
                    target_application_id: "880218394199220334",
                    target_type: 2,
                    temporary: false,
                    validate: null
                },
                headers: {
                    "Content-Type": "application/json",
                    Authentication: `Bot ${discord.Client.token}`
                }
            }).then(res => res.data).then(async invite => {
                await message.replyT(`${bot.config.emojis.success} | Click the following invite to start playing the selected game! https://discord.com/invite/${invite.code}`);
            });
```Hi, I'm trying to get activities to work. However, it returns the status code 401. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong.

[ancient nova]

lmfaooo my code is so bad it literally breaks Visual Studio's syntax highlighting hahahahahahha

[ancient nova]

why axios man :/

[craggy pine]

Why not axios

[split hazel]

axios is good

[craggy pine]

[split hazel]

node fetch is an expensive cesspit

not the experimental fetch the module one

[livid lichen]

Exactly.

[ancient nova]

bro why tf my neck started hurting so bad right after I said axios is bad

the devs tryna kill me

😮

[split hazel]

hopefully it gets phased out soon because nodejs added native fetch support under the experimental flag

[livid lichen]

LOL

[ancient nova]

ayo chill

[split hazel]

it uses some efficient http library under the hood

[ancient nova]

I use node-fetch

[livid lichen]

I’ll use node-fetch again once it’s built in.

[near stratus]

axios is like Russia
having nukes but losing to Ukraine

[ancient nova]

bro no cap my neck is legit hurting as if someone stabbed me

[near stratus]

back again

[ancient nova]

should I go see a doctor

[split hazel]

bros dying as we speak in development 💀

[earnest phoenix]

We basically bundled https://undici.nodejs.org into the Node.js runtime

[split hazel]

yeah that library

[ancient nova]

bro no cap ion even know what happened

[near stratus]

it's built in browser

[ancient nova]

btw I beat the next level of bad code

[split hazel]

since tim said its good i say its good

[livid lichen]

I 100% disagree with you in many different levels, ways, religion, and more

[ancient nova]

visual studio CODE syntax highlighting broke

with my code

not kidding

[near stratus]

I never saw someone disagree to that level

[livid lichen]

LMAO

[ancient nova]

boi

[livid lichen]

If I’m being honest, the only reason I use axios is because the package version of node-fetch uses import. So I cannot use future versions of it.

[earnest phoenix]

Just use ESM

[ancient nova]

what's better request, node-fetch or http

[livid lichen]

axios

[ancient nova]

no axios

axios bad

made my neck hurt

[split hazel]

dont like how libraries suddenly decided to be quirky and "phase out" require through peer pressure despite imports not being enabled by default 💀

[ancient nova]

😠

[livid lichen]

EXACTLY

That’s why I don’t like node-fetch.

[ancient nova]

node-fetch stopped working with require is what made me dislike it

altho using old version also works

[livid lichen]

yep

[ancient nova]

I wonder what voltrex may be typing that's this long

[livid lichen]

But if I have a volderability I would be fucked.

[ancient nova]

volderability lol

[sharp tapir]

man

[livid lichen]

Yeah lol

My badddd

[earnest phoenix]

CJS is just a workaround we've implemented when JavaScript did not have modules, as the specification now officially has modules, which ESM, it's better to use and more performant under the hood, and the reason this is not enabled by default is to not break user code as most people are used to CJS rather than ESM, and the the global require() function and module object doesn't exist in ESM, so that would be extremely breaking

[ancient nova]

I doubt it

wait

@random maple

wrong person

@earnest phoenix can you use import and require in the same script?

[livid lichen]

my guy writing a whole speech 😂

thanks though I will check it out

[split hazel]

yeah it'd be great if all of this would be backwards compatible

[ancient nova]

me trying to do a subdomain scrapper be like:

[livid lichen]

lol

[earnest phoenix]

You can, in CJS, you can only use the global require() function and dynamic imports (import()) not import statements, in ESM however, you can use import statements, dynamic imports and even the global require() function, although in ESM it's not global, but can be constructed:

import { createRequire } from 'node:module';

const require = createRequire(import.meta.url);

require(...);

[ancient nova]

huh that's weird

[sudden geyser]

which one should you use though: require(...), import(...), or import ... ? ...

[ancient nova]

I use require cause that's what I'm the most used to

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[civic scroll]

"i'm the most used to"

you are lucky that CommonJS standard is not deprecated yet

[ancient nova]

I mean

that's why I used request npm up until like 2 days ago

[civic scroll]

bruh

[ancient nova]

I was set on using it cause I was most used to it

[civic scroll]

learn import syntax

[ancient nova]

I prefer not

[civic scroll]

will be useful if one day you switch to typescript

[ancient nova]

I will also not

ever

probably

most likely

[civic scroll]

why so

[ancient nova]

I don't actually have a reason, but js is like

more

widely

..available?

[sudden geyser]

why lucky? any serious language shouldn't be seeking to break existing systems because something better exists today

[civic scroll]

you can transpile typescript to javascripr

[ancient nova]

that's actually true

[civic scroll]

module js came

and now we have import syn in js

it's transitioning

anywho

it's up to you

your project, your choice

i would rather have silly errors in development than hard-to-trace insanity-inducing error in production code

static typed languages are clearly superior

but js is good if you need quick prototyping
but you need to know what you are doing

[ancient nova]

you're not wrong although I'll prefer to use what I know instead of having new errors every week because one of the thousand things I use everyday been updated

[civic scroll]

no???

there are no breaking changes

bruh they are not gonna release breaking changes in every update

[ancient nova]

by errors I mean new stuff or stuff I was used to that they changed or updated to work differently

[civic scroll]

no

you are not working on the bare metal here

[ancient nova]

come on you know what I mean

I refuse to believe you've never had an issue like that

[sudden geyser]

What exactly are you using?

[ancient nova]

let response = await axios({
method: "GET",
url: "https://crt.sh/",
params: {
q: %.${domain},
output: "json"
}
});
can you use this with node-fetch instead of axios? lol

sorry for the question just curious

[sudden geyser]

yeah

[ancient nova]

trying to do the subdomain finder thing but no get type npm wanted to cooperate

[sudden geyser]

Would look something like this:

fetch("https://crt.sh/?" + URLSearchParams({...}), {
  method: "GET"
})

[ancient nova]

pretty sure could do it like this

let settings = {
method: "GET",
url: "https://crt.sh/",
params: {
q: %.${domain},
output: "json"
}
};
fetch(settings);

no need to hassle

[sudden geyser]

I don't think node-fetch uses params: ...

[ancient nova]

it should?

I mean I'm pretty sure I used those in both

[earnest phoenix]

It doesn't have such query helper, just use the URL search params

new URLSearchParams({ q: ..., output: ... }).toString()

For example

[ancient nova]

that's a built in function, right?

[earnest phoenix]

The URLSearchParams class is global and built-in yes

[ancient nova]

alright let me try

never used that before

@earnest phoenix so I'm pretty sure it would look like this?```js
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
const settings = new URLSearchParams({ q: %.${domain}, output: "json" }).toString();
fetch(https://crt.sh/ + settings, {
method: "GET"
}, (error, response, body) => {
return resolve({ body, response});
});

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[ancient nova]

awesome

[earnest phoenix]

Wait a second

[ancient nova]

wat?

[earnest phoenix]

Why are you using a callback

[ancient nova]

because this is a part of my lib

I need to await it in my main script in order to resolve the promise

[earnest phoenix]

If that's generally the fetch() function derived from node-fetch, it just returns a promise you can directly resolve without having to use a callback, unless you've modified it

[ancient nova]

no I haven't

so it works without async or resolving ??

[earnest phoenix]

Then you can just do

return fetch(...).then((response) => ({
  response,
  body: response.body
}));

[ancient nova]

ah... yeah I guess I could although I still prefer doing the above

I'll then use regex to turn the body into a json file lmao

since the website doesn't have an API I can just do that instead

[earnest phoenix]

Just use consumers

fetch(...).then((res) => res.json());

[ancient nova]

yeah that won't work lol

it doesn't actually return a json visit the site

https://crt.sh/?q=spotify.com

I'd "reformat" it into a json using regex

[earnest phoenix]

Oh then alright

[ancient nova]

hopefully it's gonna be as easy as it sounds

[ancient nova]

nevermind

it's actually quite hard

[earnest phoenix]

anyone know the code for when someone joins the server it sends a welcome message?
Verision: 12.5.3
Discord.js

[sudden geyser]

discord.js has a v15?

[earnest phoenix]

meant 12

[sudden geyser]

isn't that going to die next month

[earnest phoenix]

think so

i need to change my whole code tho

and when ever i try changing the version it wont let my bot go online

[sudden geyser]

still sounds better than letting it die 🙃

but what you're looking for is the guildMemberAdd event and the members intent

[earnest phoenix]

i got guildMemberAdd and people told me it was add

including the videos on youtube

[sudden geyser]

Yeah it's add

my bad

[earnest phoenix]

but like i dont get any errors and when i test it out it doesnt work

[sudden geyser]

can you show us what you currently have

[earnest phoenix]

  if (member.user.bot) return
 
  const welcomeChan = member.guild.channels.cache.get('945862410802192384')
 
  if (welcomeChan.type === 'GUILD_TEXT') welcomeChan.type === 'GUILD_TEXT'
  else return
 
  welcomeChan.send(`:right: Welcome to the server ${member}!`)
})```

[ancient nova]

TypeError: result.map is not a function?

result is a json file, least I think so

as far as I know my regex is working since I got no errors

[sudden geyser]

Try logging the value of welcomeChan

[wheat mesa]

also don't use .type === 'GUILD_TEXT'

[sudden geyser]

Also note that the second welcomeChan.type === 'GUILD_TEXT' is redundant since you should really have if (welcomeChan.type !== 'GUILD_TEXT') return;

[wheat mesa]

use whatever djs's equivalent of ChannelTypes.GUILD_TEXT is

[ancient nova]

Reason: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'split')

WHY

wait maybe

[wheat mesa]

because it's undefined

[wheat mesa]

yeah

[earnest phoenix]

can someone like remake the code. my brain is off n been coding all day so idk what to change

[wheat mesa]

I don't think anyone here is going to spoonfeed you

[earnest phoenix]

its just one time

[wheat mesa]

no

nobody is going to write your code for you

that defeats the purpose of this channel

[ancient nova]

it's not

I'm literally inputting the json file

[wheat mesa]

because you'll eventually come back for the same issues since you didn't learn how to fix them the first time, we can help, but we're not going to write it for you

[ancient nova]

                const result = `[${body.replace(/}{/g, '},{')}]`
                result = JSON.parse(result.map(value=>value.name_value.split("\n")));
                console.log(result);
``` trying to parse it right now

[earnest phoenix]

i fixed it. dont gotta write me a whole essay about why ppl cant do the code for me

[ancient nova]

TypeError: result.map is not a function

TypeError: Assignment to constant variable.

?????????????///

[lyric mountain]

you cant change a const's value

that's why it's callec constant

[ancient nova]

yeah I realized it

changed it to let because if I used var you would've killed me lol

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

and I thought I had it

why can't I split it now

[wheat mesa]

because JSON.parse returns an object, doesn't it?

actually wait no I didn't read the error

[lyric mountain]

happy you got it

[wheat mesa]

it means your json isn't parsing

[ancient nova]

why?

                let result = `[${body.replace(/}{/g, '},{')}]`
                result = JSON.parse(result);
                result = result.map(value=>value.name_value.split("\n"));
                console.log(result);
``` this is the code and I can show you the entire json if you want

[wheat mesa]

from thje looks of it you're trying to parse an array

hold on lemme look at it more in a sec

[ancient nova]

the result is using regex because I'm rather making a body into an array then trying to parse it

[wheat mesa]

ok it means name_value is undefined

[ancient nova]

it can't be

[wheat mesa]

because result is a string, and strings don't have properties like that

log it, you'll see

[ancient nova]

okay that's why I'm parsing it

to turn it into a json

[wheat mesa]

ok ngl I wasn't looking at that

log result

[ancient nova]

give sec

[lyric mountain]

just show the json

[ancient nova]

https://crt.sh/?q=search=spotify

this is the body which I'm changing into json

with the regex above

do you guys want me to log result and send it too?

[lyric mountain]

just put the json u have here buddy

if it's too long cut repeating parts

and obviously, hide secret stuff

[wheat mesa]

^^

[ancient nova]

okay I didn't want to cause I have to use fs to write it into a file

[wheat mesa]

you don't have to...

just

[ancient nova]

obviously can't copy from console because it's too large

[wheat mesa]

console log it

are you not using a debugger..?

[ancient nova]

nope

just the GUI of my program

which is a CLI

[wheat mesa]

CLI != GUI

but yeah

[boreal iron]

[ancient nova]

I mean I kinda turned it into a GUI for my program

which is CLI based

¯_(ツ)_/¯

it takes a while to turn on sorry lol

TypeError [ERR_INVALID_CALLBACK]: Callback must be a function. Received undefined

what even is this

[lyric mountain]

anything is CLI-based if you lower the bar enough

[sudden geyser]

this chat is a cli

[ancient nova]

I'm literally dying

[wheat mesa]

it means you didn't give a callback to run for some sort of function you're calling, or an event or something of that matter

[ancient nova]

I'm just doing fs.writeFile though 😭

okay

got it

@wheat mesa @lyric mountain

[neat ingot]

posted about my rpc app on reddit earlier... people seem really salty there for somer eason 😂

[lyric mountain]

https://jsoncompare.com/#!/simple/id=573b5097d062f6f131a87b6ca92717b0/

[ancient nova]

I want to commit die

[lyric mountain]

formatted json for better visualization

[ancient nova]

well still I can't do much with it

[quartz kindle]

// myfile.php
die();

[ancient nova]

thanks now I can die in php

[neat ingot]

json-stringify-pretty-compact is a nice node module to spit out pretty json 🙂

[ancient nova]

I don't need pretty json !!! just need it to work!!!!!

[lyric mountain]

try to transform into an object THEN map values

[ancient nova]

😭

[ancient nova]

that's what I'm doing

[lyric mountain]

instead of mapping values then parsing

ah nvm

[ancient nova]

                let result = `[${body.replace(/}{/g, '},{')}]`
                result = JSON.parse(result);
                result = result.map(value=>value.name_value.split("\n"));
                console.log(result);
``` first result is body turned into a json, then parsing, then mapping

WHY DOES IT NOT WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lyric mountain]

cuz u have a 2-level array

[ancient nova]

wait what

[lyric mountain]

first of all, remove [] from let result

ur nesting an array inside an array

so value indeed doesn't have a name_value property

because it's an array

[ancient nova]

oh my god

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[lyric mountain]

tbh, why are u even replacing it?

[ancient nova]

wdym?

[lyric mountain]

the first line

let result = `[${body.replace(/}{/g, '},{')}]`

why?

[wheat mesa]

yeah why are you regexing

that's gonna slow asf for an array of that size

[ancient nova]

I know it takes like 5000ms to finish however what do you expect me to do

write a 500 line parser

"body" is legit just a body of a webpage

[wheat mesa]

or just not use regex

and ignore it

[ancient nova]

or just can't

it's better than writing a huge parser

[wheat mesa]

???? who said you had to write a parser

I'm so confused

[ancient nova]

wdym though

the above isn't what body is

body is html of https://crt.sh/

[wheat mesa]

in json format or in standard html? I would assume json

since you're getting a json response from the page

you do you

[ancient nova]

I don't get it, how else am I gonna clean the other stuff from the webpage

[neat ingot]

https://crt.sh/json?q=SHA-1

your welcome 😘

~ they really should document their api 😂

[ancient nova]

NO WAY

[neat ingot]

yep.. 100% authentic real life actual way.

[ancient nova]

I officially

want to die

I JUST SPEND

like

3 hours

or 4

on this

[neat ingot]

< 3-4 minutes

[ancient nova]

                console.log(white(`\n${lineRepeat()}\n`));
                console.log(white(`${cyan("[ZERO]")} SCRAPPING RESULTS... THIS MAY TAKE UP TO 10 SECONDS...`));

                let result = `${body.replace(/}{/g, '},{')}`
                result = JSON.parse(result);
                result = result.map(value=>value.name_value.split("\n"));
                result = result.filter((value, index, array) => array.indexOf(value) === index && !/^\*/.test(value));
                console.log(result);

how did you even find this?

I was about to go all out with the regex

[neat ingot]

i literally guessed

[wheat mesa]

99 times out of 100 the solution is not regex to every problem

[ancient nova]

no way lol such luck

[wheat mesa]

I see people using regex to solve everything, definitely not the way to go

[neat ingot]

tried adding &json=true to the query, no luck, tried adding json before the ?, luck.

[raven wadi]

Hello

How can I get a role ?

[ancient nova]

I know, I just didn't wanna write a long piece of code if regex can do it in like 10 chars

[raven wadi]

¿

[ancient nova]

I think

there's a channel to get a role

somewhere

[wheat mesa]

regex usually increases the complexity and length of your code

[ancient nova]

that never happened

99/100 times I used regex in my current program I had to write less instead of more

what could be a complex function is one if statement thanks to regex

[wheat mesa]

regex is slow, unreadable, and a bad practice if there's a more practical solution

[ancient nova]

I know that you're right, but using regex is just easy for me

[wheat mesa]

said nobody ever

regex has some use cases, but it's usually not the solution

chances are there's better options

[ancient nova]

I mean you can try turn some of my code if you want

I don't really want to if regex just works

[wheat mesa]

That’s not a good mindset to have but you do you 🙂

[ancient nova]

don't mean to be rude I just prefer to use regex if I can turn a whole function into one if statement

[wheat mesa]

cough cough

[ancient nova]

well that was because I was out of solutions

[wheat mesa]

This is precisely the reason you don’t want to be in a habit of “oh I couldn’t think of a solution so I’ll look up a regex for it”

Very bad thing to do

[ancient nova]

but it works

😐

[wheat mesa]

The worst response to that statement ever

“But it works” is the epitome of every programming meme

Definitely don’t want to be using regex for stuff like that

/^-?\d+$/ tell me what this regex does

Without looking it up

[ancient nova]

uhh

[lyric mountain]

please let's not enter in that topic again

[ancient nova]

I would have to use a regex tool

but that's what I always do

[lyric mountain]

not after the wall of text we had a few days ago

[wheat mesa]

Hint: it’s the same function you wrote

[ancient nova]

even when I'm writing my regex code

[wheat mesa]

You just proved my point 😉

You literally used that regex, please don’t use regex everywhere. Nobody will be able to understand it, and you won’t be able to either without looking it up or using a tool

[sudden geyser]

Now about about this?

function isNumber(x) {
  return /^-?\d+$/.test(x);
}

[wheat mesa]

It leads to unmaintainable hellholes of obscure regexes that have way better solutions

[ancient nova]

that's similar to what I wrote

above

[wheat mesa]

That is what he wrote above

[ancient nova]

okay you win

but I'll keep the regex I already wrote

I don't wanna rewrite anything

[wheat mesa]

What else did you use regex for

Just out of curiosity

[ancient nova]

let me list some things from the top of my head

[lyric mountain]

what even is the usage for that regex?

[ancient nova]

an domain validity checker, proxy checker, IP checker , IP Corrector

string checker and float checker

specific character finder

there's more

[wheat mesa]

For which one?

[lyric mountain]

that's literally "somestring".contains("a")

[lyric mountain]

the one in topic

[ancient nova]

contains didn't work so I used regex in my case lol

[wheat mesa]

???

[winter pasture]

It is better to have a few if/else statements than a complex regex imo.
Better readability and maintainability down the line

[wheat mesa]

“Contains didn’t work”

What are you trying to do?

[ancient nova]

I forgot since I already finished and got it working with regex

[lyric mountain]

also depending on the case regex is EXTREMELY costly to use

[ancient nova]

it was ages ago when I done that

[lyric mountain]

like in this spotify case

[wheat mesa]

Like indexOf()?

If you’re using regex for it, there’s probably a better solution is my rule of thumb

There are exceptions

[winter pasture]

And has a few issues with ReDoS if you mess up

[wheat mesa]

But they are few and far

[ancient nova]

indexOf may be a better solution ig

forgot about this function

also

[lyric mountain]

like to check if something is an url

[wheat mesa]

Yes

[ancient nova]

result = result.filter((value, index, array) => array.indexOf(value) === index && !/^\*/.test(value));

[wheat mesa]

What the fuck

[ancient nova]

have a better idea to do this without using regex?

[wheat mesa]

Does that do

[ancient nova]

filters things that are the same in the array or similar

[lyric mountain]

ok, the regex there is /^\*/

so anything that starts with *

there literally "somestring".startsWith("*")

[sudden geyser]

.startsWith?

[ancient nova]

...

[wheat mesa]

startsWith is an incredibly basic function, but I couldn’t even understand what that regex did. See my point? Don’t get used to using regex to solve everything

It’s supposed to be a concise method to pattern match complex things, not an infinite spool of duct tape to patch everything up

[lyric mountain]

that's cuz they didn't enclose the regex in ()

[wheat mesa]

Lmao

[lyric mountain]

it took me some time to understand what that ! meant

[sudden geyser]

I think that's just you guys

[ancient nova]

my bad

[sudden geyser]

took me 2 seconds to figure out what it did

[ancient nova]

it's meant to represent is not

[lyric mountain]

like, not wanting to put you down, but we might need to review ur regex usages

albeit "cool", regex is a very expensive operation

[ancient nova]

okay

prepare to be amazed

/(\d{1,3}.){3}\d{1,3}/.test(ip) ? ip.match(/(\d{1,3}.){3}\d{1,3}/)[0] + ip[4] : (i % 3 === 0) ? ip += '.' : ip += user.toString()[i];

[lyric mountain]

and should only be used when the alternative code would be monstruous or too slow compared to regex

[lyric mountain]

ip check

[ancient nova]

guess what ^ is

[ancient nova]

nope

[lyric mountain]

yes it is

[neat ingot]

splits numbers into groups of 3

[ancient nova]

it's not

[ancient nova]

closeeeeee

[lyric mountain]

\d{1,3} will match from 1 to 3 digits

it'll match that 3 times then end with a final check for 3 more digits

[neat ingot]

it seems to be building the ip lol

[wheat mesa]

Multiple experienced devs guessing what a regex does and still getting it wrong precisely proves my point

[ancient nova]

yeah but it's not used for an IP check

[lyric mountain]

it is

[ancient nova]

yep

IP generator

[neat ingot]

or some variable called 'ip'

lol

[lyric mountain]

so an ip checker

[ancient nova]

IP GENERATOR!!!

I just said

[lyric mountain]

the regex is checking the ip

regex doesn't build anything

[ancient nova]

I have a different regex for checking IP

[neat ingot]

// returns true if given string is a valid url
static isValidURL(string) {
    return /(http(s)?:\/\/.)?(www\.)?[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%._\+~#=]{2,256}\.[a-z]{2,6}\b([-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_\+.~#?&//=]*)/g.test(String(string));
}

I hate regexp

[ancient nova]

I love this code

[sudden geyser]

regex is fun

[ancient nova]

can I yoink it? @neat ingot lol

[sudden geyser]

though I think the url module in node.js does url checking

[neat ingot]

sure lol

[lyric mountain]

the full url checker is huge

[neat ingot]

// returns true if given string is a valid image url
static isImageURL(string) {
    if (!this.isValidURL(string)) return false;
    return /.(jpg|gif|png|jpeg)$/i.test(string);
}```
^ goes along with it

[wheat mesa]

This is a valid use of regex

[sudden geyser]

not really

it's not going to be accurate

[wheat mesa]

It’s way more valid than using regex for checking if a string is a number

[ancient nova]

amazing

[neat ingot]

according to very lengthy google searches, that seemed to be the most reommended way lol

[ancient nova]

I assume there is no function called endsWith?

[neat ingot]

there is

[ancient nova]

fuck

[wheat mesa]

You can do basically anything with the built in string methods, just saying

[ancient nova]

there can be an if statement but you're gonna have to do || 4 times

or a switch case

soooo

regex gud

[wheat mesa]

No

[winter pasture]

This is the one I always use

[wheat mesa]

Stop

[neat ingot]

file can also be considered valid

[wheat mesa]

Regex is for niche cases

[neat ingot]

as can many others

[wheat mesa]

Regex is not meant to be used everywhere

Stop trying to use it everywhere

[neat ingot]

but yea that'd work for my use case too tbh

[winter pasture]

Thats why it checks protocol

[wheat mesa]

If you don’t work on your project for like 2 weeks you’ll come back, look at your regexes, and be like, “what the fuck does this do”

When you could make something infinitely more readable for a small bit more space

Not to mention regex is slow

[neat ingot]

yea i might switch to that tbh. that regexp i have is a nasty long one lol

[ancient nova]

guys

how tf did you count files in a array again

a for loop?

[sudden geyser]

.length()

[winter pasture]

array.length()

[ancient nova]

oh I forgot that existed

[wheat mesa]

He’s probably using a regex for it

[neat ingot]

😂

[ancient nova]

no cap I was thinking that

[sudden geyser]

how would you even pull that off

[ancient nova]

[ancient nova]

would figure sum out

😉

[winter pasture]

Flatten the array to a string and regex for a comma or something kek

What annoys me the most about regex is the amount of people that use it to validate IP addresses in Node

There is a built in util for it

https://nodejs.org/api/net.html#netisipinput for anyone that feels targeted by my above statement

[ancient nova]

because that's easy to write

and like

[neat ingot]

easy to write? what?

[ancient nova]

a few ms of delay isn't gonna hurt anyone

[wheat mesa]

Lol

[ancient nova]

well it's definitely easier than other stuff I can think of

[wheat mesa]

Those ms add up when you keep using regex for incredibly inefficient use cases

[ancient nova]

never said I use it constantly

[wheat mesa]

Except it definitely seems like it

[ancient nova]

even though like 20% of my script is just regex it isn't slow

[wheat mesa]

It’s bad practice plain and simple

No point in trying to defend it

[winter pasture]

Ok to be fair, isIP uses regex behind the scenes

// IPv4 Segment
const v4Seg = '(?:[0-9]|[1-9][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])';
const v4Str = `(${v4Seg}[.]){3}${v4Seg}`;
const IPv4Reg = new RegExp(`^${v4Str}$`);

// IPv6 Segment
const v6Seg = '(?:[0-9a-fA-F]{1,4})';
const IPv6Reg = new RegExp('^(' +
  `(?:${v6Seg}:){7}(?:${v6Seg}|:)|` +
  `(?:${v6Seg}:){6}(?:${v4Str}|:${v6Seg}|:)|` +
  `(?:${v6Seg}:){5}(?::${v4Str}|(:${v6Seg}){1,2}|:)|` +
  `(?:${v6Seg}:){4}(?:(:${v6Seg}){0,1}:${v4Str}|(:${v6Seg}){1,3}|:)|` +
  `(?:${v6Seg}:){3}(?:(:${v6Seg}){0,2}:${v4Str}|(:${v6Seg}){1,4}|:)|` +
  `(?:${v6Seg}:){2}(?:(:${v6Seg}){0,3}:${v4Str}|(:${v6Seg}){1,5}|:)|` +
  `(?:${v6Seg}:){1}(?:(:${v6Seg}){0,4}:${v4Str}|(:${v6Seg}){1,6}|:)|` +
  `(?::((?::${v6Seg}){0,5}:${v4Str}|(?::${v6Seg}){1,7}|:))` +
')(%[0-9a-zA-Z-.:]{1,})?$');

function isIPv4(s) {
  return RegExpPrototypeTest(IPv4Reg, s);
}

function isIPv6(s) {
  return RegExpPrototypeTest(IPv6Reg, s);
}

function isIP(s) {
  if (isIPv4(s)) return 4;
  if (isIPv6(s)) return 6;
  return 0;
}

[ancient nova]

WTF IS THIS

AND YOU SAID MINE WAS TERRIBLE

[craggy pine]

Just validates ips it looks like

ipv4's and v6's

[ancient nova]

it does

[winter pasture]

I said it was easier to use the built in one kek

[ancient nova]

but the repetition

[ancient nova]

should've specified

[sudden geyser]

isIP is a great example about regexs

[ancient nova]

SyntaxError: Unexpected token u in JSON at position 0

excuse me

[winter pasture]

Like I would rather have the node lib folks be responsible for the security and accuracy of isIP than myself

[wheat mesa]

Means your json is incorrectly formatted

[sudden geyser]

even though it isn't using its own parser we don't mind it since it's named

[neat ingot]

wish i could get that kinda traffic on my bot pages 😄

[ancient nova]

I assure you it's okay

or is it?

[winter pasture]

Where is that from?

[wheat mesa]

I’m going to trust the error

[ancient nova]

okay.. let me log the json

[wheat mesa]

Usually errors don’t occur for no reason so it’s probably malformed :p

[neat ingot]

a post I made on reddit this morning about the rpc app i made. seemed to trigger people for idk why 😄

[winter pasture]

lol

[ancient nova]

actually nvm

instead of getting the body and parsing it I'll just do response.json

I think that's better

[neat ingot]

you were still trying to parse the body after i found the json api? 💔

https://tenor.com/view/sad-baby-frown-cry-tantrums-gif-4649018

[ancient nova]

let result = await response.json();

like so

[winter pasture]

Purchased partall.no and oddetall.no today. Now need to find a use for the domains
It means "even" and "odd" in Norwegian

[ancient nova]

I forgot I could do the above lol

I'm sorry

I didn't use any regex though 😄

[neat ingot]

ofc the answer is either an api for validating if numbers are even or odd, or an api to randomly generate even/odd numbers 😄

[ancient nova]

does awaiting work though? or do I have to do .then()?

[winter pasture]

Kinda wanted to take a spin of https://isevenapi.xyz/

Just mock some large Norwegian companies page layout

[neat ingot]

yea thats kinda like what i meant 😄

[lyric mountain]

nobody would be insane enough to attempt a ipv6 matcher

[ancient nova]

function isEven(number){
if (number = 1 )return false
if (number = 2)return true
if (number = 3 )return false
... and so on
}

the pro way of doing things ^

[neat ingot]

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

^ best calculator

[winter pasture]

Crashed my tab

[wheat mesa]

https://github.com/Jwaffled/my_first_calculator.rs
Made a similar one in rust

[winter pasture]

As long as it is made in rust, it cant be slow right?

[wheat mesa]

True!

[winter pasture]

Rust = speed = not performant functions does not matter

[wheat mesa]

I generated a 188 million line py file with that one

[neat ingot]

nice! good solid logic there too.

[wheat mesa]

7gb

[ancient nova]

WHY IS THIS SO MASSIVE

[wheat mesa]

Because it was auto generated

[ancient nova]

nice

[sudden geyser]

should've had it generate rust

but no it's just python :(

[wheat mesa]

^

[wheat mesa]

I should’ve, but I was learning rust at the time and didn’t have much time

[quartz kindle]

now compile it with movfuscator

[neat ingot]

i vote converting it to jsfuck

is there a fk-ified rust? do that! 😄

[ancient nova]

[ZERO] STATUS: FAILURE REASON: WRONG TYPE OF DOMAIN GIVEN.

if (response.statusCode !== 200) {
console.log(white(\n${lineRepeat()}\n\n${cyan("[ZERO]")} STATUS: ${red("FAILURE")} REASON: WRONG TYPE OF DOMAIN GIVEN.\n\n${lineRepeat()}\n));
return recursiveAsyncReadLine();
}

why would it not be returning 200 if it gives me the json I'm confused?

[neat ingot]

https://docs.rs/jsfuck/latest/jsfuck/

[wheat mesa]

Uh

[neat ingot]

can at least rust to jsfuck 😄

[neat ingot]

now that is the language that we should be using instead of regexp!

[ancient nova]

better than brainfuck lol

[wheat mesa]

there’s no way we gonna start a language war on esolangs right

[neat ingot]

what abbout that shakespear lang? 😄

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare_Programming_Language

[wheat mesa]

English lang solves the halting problem, best lang

https://esolangs.org/wiki/English

[neat ingot]

thats just messing with my mind tbh

[ancient nova]

code in english
any other language ⛔

[sudden geyser]

Or even https://esolangs.org/wiki/Esketit

[wheat mesa]

Lmfaoooo

That’s amazing

[ancient nova]

https://crt.sh/json?q=spotify.com is this down or what

[wheat mesa]

Works fine for me

[neat ingot]

same

[ancient nova]

node-fetch has either trouble fetching or somethings wrong with my code

[wheat mesa]

Should I write a json bytecode compiler

For the hell of it

[ancient nova]

I meannn if you want to

[wheat mesa]

That would be funny

I wouldn’t need any ASTs, just parse and compile to bytecode

[neat ingot]

i preffer using bent over node-fetch. for just grabbing json its really nice and clean imo

https://github.com/mikeal/bent

[ancient nova]

                await fetch(`https://crt.sh/json?q=${_domain}`).then((response) => {
                    response.json((out) => {
                        resolvedResult = out;
                        resolvedResult = resolvedResult.map(value => value.name_value.split("\n"));
                        resolvedResult = resolvedResult.filter((value, index, array) => array.indexOf(value) === index && value.startsWith("*"));
``` basically my code

why does this not work?

[neat ingot]

const bent = require('bent')
const getJSON = bent('json')
let obj = await getJSON('http://site.com/json.api')
``` so clean ❤️

[ancient nova]

I shall not

use that

[neat ingot]

well boooooo! 😛

[ancient nova]

I am keen on not using npms for things I can do myself

[neat ingot]

your using node fetch...

[wheat mesa]

Yeah, why use npm when you can make a 40,000 char regex am I right

[ancient nova]

.. so whattt?

node-fetch is good

[neat ingot]

thats a node package that you could have done yourself.

[ancient nova]

yesn't

basically yes but no

[wheat mesa]

In theory, you could just make node.js yourself!

[ancient nova]

well duh

but you won't

because your node.js will be bad

[wheat mesa]

Tell that to @earnest phoenix

😉

[neat ingot]

didnt the node js dev go off and make deno or something?

[wheat mesa]

I don’t think it’s one node js dev

It’s a large team

[ancient nova]

I'm boutto ditch node-fetch and go back to request

[neat ingot]

one of the largest contributors afaik

[winter pasture]

Use node 17

Enable built in fetch

[neat ingot]

request? lmao

[ancient nova]

yes lol

least better than http

[ancient nova]

the builtin sucks

[earnest phoenix]

How do I send a message that only he can see when he clicks the button?
isn't it like that?

[winter pasture]

Wut, Node 17 fetch is the same as browser

[wheat mesa]

?????

[winter pasture]

    const res = await fetch(jobsApiUrl);
    const json = await res.json();

    console.debug(new Date(), `Found ${json.length} job postings`);

With node --experimental-fetch dist/index.js

[wheat mesa]

Node 17 fetch is literally just node-fetch built into node as a native package

They need to hurry up and overhaul the date API though

[sudden geyser]

Yeah

[wheat mesa]

Just sayin

[sudden geyser]

Oh wait read that wrong No I think I read it right

[neat ingot]

did you deferReply() before that?

if so, you need to use editReply instead of reply

[earnest phoenix]

thx

[ancient nova]

I like how not even one person noticed anything wrong with this and told me instead of having me destroy my braincells to figure out the simplest fucking mistake I made 😭

[winter pasture]

Oh, I did not see the question 🙈

[neat ingot]

ngl, it was the formatting that put me off

code should be beautiful!

[winter pasture]

I thought you was just sharing code lol

[ancient nova]

what's wrong with my formatting 😦

[quartz kindle]

what are you even trying to do here?

dafuq is that filter supposed to do?

[ancient nova]

subdomain scrapper

[wheat mesa]

Yeah I’m just as confused

[ancient nova]

filter the same json results and results than end with *

[wheat mesa]

Didnt really bother to look too much into it

[ancient nova]

I mean startWith

that's my bad

[ancient nova]

thanks lol

[wheat mesa]

I’m on mobile and I see callback hell, no thank you sir

[ancient nova]

whaaa

where

[wheat mesa]

Isn’t it supposed to be response.json().then(callbackHell => ...)?

Thought response.json() was a promise, isn’t it?

[ancient nova]

it is

[quartz kindle]

you mean this?

const response = await fetch(`https://crt.sh/json?q=${_domain}`).then(response => response.json());
const result = response.map(value => value.name_value.split("\n").filter(x => x.startsWith("*"))).flat();

[ancient nova]

that's why there's two ."then()"to resolve it

[wheat mesa]

Not in this one that you sent 😛

Wtf is happening in this

[ancient nova]

no way you did all of my code in 2 lines bruh

[wheat mesa]

Why are you parsing the already parsed json data

[ancient nova]

because I had an error that array.lenth() wasn't a function

[neat ingot]

tell me this isnt nicer to look at!

try {
    const response = await fetch(`https://crt.sh/json?q=${_domain}`);
    const json = response.json();
    const filter = v => v.startsWith("*");
    const mapper = v=> v.name_value.split("\n");
    return json.map(mapper).filter(filter);
} catch (error) {
    console.error(error);    
}

[ancient nova]

thought that the string didn't parse to json

[neat ingot]

array.indexOf(value) === index is pointless too

[wheat mesa]

so many questions

[ancient nova]

would be if there wasn't a try catch there

[wheat mesa]

I suppose errors are a nice thing to look at too, if you’re into that

[neat ingot]

😂

[ancient nova]

I have a custom error handler soooo

no need for that

[neat ingot]

i have a custom console. 💪

fr tho ~ love it, so handy ❤️

[wheat mesa]

What exactly is the point of that though

[ancient nova]

and I have an edit of the official CLI terminal

handly too

[wheat mesa]

To funnel console output to a file?

[ancient nova]

and looks nice cause I can have a custom background

[neat ingot]

const logger = new HTTPTransport({path});;
logger.log("some message sent to my server?! what?!");

[ancient nova]

opacity and many more

[wheat mesa]

Ah okay I see

That makes sense

[ancient nova]

no it's an error handler

let me show u an example

[wheat mesa]

I wasn’t talking about your thing, but sure

[neat ingot]

I use it in my bot log handler, mostly for saving error files, but nice to have the options for http logging 😄

[wheat mesa]

(That sounded rude, didn’t mean it like that)

[ancient nova]

don't worry lol

you still wanna see it tho?

[wheat mesa]

Sure

[ancient nova]

also rate the GUI I talked so much about

[neat ingot]

preparestoroastrate

[wheat mesa]

Also what theme is that? Looks nice

[neat ingot]

uhh, synthwave 84 im sure

[wheat mesa]

I’ll have to give it a try

Personally I use Tokyo night but it’s getting a little old

[neat ingot]

ive been using it for years now. makes things so easy to differentiate 😄

oh hey my rpc thing has like 11 stars on github ~ im a celebrity ❤️

[ancient nova]

this is how it looks like

there's also mid level and low level errors

[neat ingot]

woah

[ancient nova]

fatal error is the one that normally would stop the application from continuing

[wheat mesa]

Fancy ANSI codes too

[neat ingot]

not gonna lie, that looks better than expected considering you rendered it with regexp 😄

[ancient nova]

lmao thanks

[austere surge]

that looks amazing

i tried to say great and amazing at the same time ;-;

[neat ingot]

where does this interface get displayed?

in an app? site? console?

[ancient nova]

console. I used a couple CLI tricks to colour and center the text properly

display the ASCII text also

used a different encoding

[neat ingot]

ok i know how to c olor console text ~ my logger does that too ~ but how to get the bg image into the console? 0o

[ancient nova]

and the background is an overlayed image on top of the console. also used regedit to change the opacity

[neat ingot]

aahhhhhh

haxx

lol

[ancient nova]

it's like innovative as fuck

[neat ingot]

nice result though.. good job so far imo 🙂

[ancient nova]

I never saw anyone actually do that

[ancient nova]

took me agess to get it to look like that

if you notice it's a V2

the V1 looks entirely different, and much worse

[neat ingot]

so uhhh, whats it actually do?

[lyric mountain]

then you notice linux has thait built-in kekw

[ancient nova]

at first I used it like a tool but then started turning it into a sort of program that can do anything

you can implement into codes that work as commands from almost any language

[neat ingot]

'do anything'

bold claims

[ancient nova]

right now you can do batch, javascript and python

[austere surge]

** **

[ancient nova]

but plan to add more

[ancient nova]

shhhh

[neat ingot]

so how long will it take for it to finish coding my bot if i give it the files?

[ancient nova]

ehhhhhhhh I doubt it can do that lol

[neat ingot]

but... you said...

[ancient nova]

I bet I could write a program to code a bot for you though

but only a simple one

[earnest phoenix]

[neat ingot]

i was gonna do an app to build a bot, but then i seen the price on steam for well established competitor apps was pennies ~ not much point 😄

[austere surge]

i once made a batch script to generate a bot template xd

i lost it doe

[ancient nova]

theres actually apps for that lol?

[lyric mountain]

ye

[neat ingot]

yea a few

[lyric mountain]

dbm, dbd, db(insert any letter here)

[wheat mesa]

Yeah, none of them are very good lmao

[lyric mountain]

nothing that codes for you is good

[ancient nova]

a lot of db

[neat ingot]

yea, the nicer looking ones are just like, meh, and the functional ones seem old af

[craggy pine]

"Discord Bot"

[ancient nova]

result.length is not a function

oh my god why

[craggy pine]

because it's not an array

[ancient nova]

I thought it was finally a json

[craggy pine]

[lyric mountain]

sometimes I wonder, how tf do yall code without ever pressing ctrl + space to check if something exists?

[wheat mesa]

An array length is a property, string length is a function, right?

[ancient nova]

I never do that lol

[lyric mountain]

like, at least in java I can't really live without intellisense

[wheat mesa]

Or did js not take a page out of the Java book

[neat ingot]

what is this wizardy?!

[neat ingot]

you are correct

[austere surge]

ctrl space?

[neat ingot]

array.length not array.length()

[lyric mountain]

you can't even have visual errors when something doesn't exist cuz in js everything is schrodinger

[craggy pine]

ctrl + space https://scs.twilightgamez.net/g/mGbhn.gif

kinda neato

[austere surge]

loading moment

oh

[neat ingot]

soo... intellisense?

[ancient nova]

TypeError [ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE]: The "data" argument must be of type string or an instance of Buffer, TypedArray, or DataView. Received an instance of Array

[austere surge]

yea

[ancient nova]

finally found the error

wtf does this mean

[craggy pine]

data needs to be an array or string ect..

[lyric mountain]

intellisense is just one of the many nicknames for it

[ancient nova]

                const response = await fetch(`https://crt.sh/json?q=${_domain}`).then(response => response.json());
                const result = response.map(value => value.name_value.split("\n").filter(x => x.startsWith("*"))).flat();

I used tims correction of my code

[lyric mountain]

I can't understand how people code without it

[neat ingot]

didnt know you coult ctrl+space to bring it up 😄

[lyric mountain]

tf

[craggy pine]

Kuu is a wizard

[austere surge]

i just try to type the name of what i think something is and it might appear

[austere surge]

same

[neat ingot]

it just gets suggested when i type 😄

[lyric mountain]

also if ur using any jetbrains ide u can use alt + enter to open quick fixes

[ancient nova]

^ can anyone actually check what'ss wrong with my code this time

[wheat mesa]

I don’t understand what the point of calling .flat here is

Oh nvm

[lyric mountain]

and alt + insert to generate methods

[wheat mesa]

I always forget what flat does

[lyric mountain]

alt + O to generate overrides

[ancient nova]

so what exactly is wrong?

[neat ingot]

const arr1 = [0, 1, 2, [3, 4]];

console.log(arr1.flat());
// expected output: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]

const arr2 = [0, 1, 2, [[[3, 4]]]];

console.log(arr2.flat(2));
// expected output: [0, 1, 2, [3, 4]]

[wheat mesa]

You have an error handler, but it doesn’t show the stacktrace does it?

[ancient nova]

unfortunately not

[neat ingot]

it flattens your array depth

[wheat mesa]

Just saying that stacktrace is very useful for debugging

[ancient nova]

it just shows simple error messages

[ancient nova]

might add it later

[lyric mountain]

omitting the stacktrace is terrible

[wheat mesa]

I would consider adding it now

[ancient nova]

so should I start writing it again

[neat ingot]

^

[ancient nova]

I wanna go to sleep

[lyric mountain]

like, it exists for one single reason

[wheat mesa]

Stacktrace is one of the most important parts of an error

[ancient nova]

so rather

[ancient nova]

I'll add it as my next project

[wheat mesa]

Well to be honest, it’s difficult to tell what that error is referring to without a stacktrace

[ancient nova]

unless it's something tiny

[neat ingot]

i mean, its as easy as~ instead of logging error.message, log the error object - stack trace ensues

[wheat mesa]

^

[ancient nova]

I want it formatted

might use regex to separate stack trace from the error message

[wheat mesa]

Formatting isn’t important when you’re debugging :p

[ancient nova]

just this once

[wheat mesa]

I hope that’s a joke

[neat ingot]

format the logs that dont break your app 😄

[ancient nova]

but it's an error handler

soo want it looking nice

[neat ingot]

that isnt giving you a means to handle errors efficiently...

[ancient nova]

okay you win

[wheat mesa]

I mean, if I owned a plane, I would rather it be painted with cow shit and fly than look nice and not fly

[ancient nova]

okay give me a second

[neat ingot]

thats as formatted as your getting with a stacktrace

but at least you can figure out what went wrong

[ancient nova]

okay I now know how to fix it

[neat ingot]

in my case, i tried to eval 'breakme'

i love colorful logs ❤️

i've missed them so much!! 😄

[neat ingot]

that comparison though

[wheat mesa]

🙂

[ancient nova]

literally why??

why can I not

do

array.length on this

wait

[neat ingot]

show your code?

[ancient nova]

const response = await fetch(https://crt.sh/json?q=${_domain}).then(response => response.json());
const result = response.map(value => value.name_value.split("\n")); //.filter(x => x.startsWith("*"))).flat();

            const arrayLength = result.length();

just this

[neat ingot]

length() is not a function

length is a property

[wheat mesa]

Length is a property of arrays, not a function

Length is a function of strings

[ancient nova]

then who tf told me to do length()

when I asked about how to count arrays

[austere surge]

you

[neat ingot]

[ancient nova]

istg

😭

[neat ingot]

i was trying to count them with regexp, dunno what you guys were upto 😄

[wheat mesa]

Lmao

[ancient nova]

also you guys wanna know something

[austere surge]

sur

[lyric mountain]

btw, just a lil tip

filter before mapping

[ancient nova]

I have a piece of my code that literally breaks visual studio code's syntax highlighting lol

[austere surge]

nice

whats it

[lyric mountain]

it'll be slightly faster than mapping before filtering

less items to be processed

[neat ingot]

seems fair

[ancient nova]

a string from my lib

ignore the regex

[wheat mesa]

regex

Again

[lyric mountain]

yk, that function on the last line...

[ancient nova]

SAID TO IGNORE IT!!!

[lyric mountain]

wrong cropping makes it sus

[neat ingot]

you knew that wasnt gonna happen.

[ancient nova]

STOP

[austere surge]

scrapesubdomain

[wheat mesa]

I notice you’re using a lot of the built in lambda functions like .map

[lyric mountain]

exatly

[ancient nova]

yep, they're useful

[wheat mesa]

Again not always the best solution to chain 40 of those together

[lyric mountain]

but well, you could change that regex with length

like, catch everything with length less than or equal to 2 chars

[ancient nova]

it's fineeee

[wheat mesa]

No

It’s not

[ancient nova]

maybe a little fine

[wheat mesa]

Not really

Not gonna go back to the whole regex debate again though

We’d just go in circles

[sudden geyser]

I don't think combining the maps into one would actually be better performance and maintenance wise

[ancient nova]

almost

[wheat mesa]

I’m not saying that I’m just saying that mapping over and over and over seems wrong

[neat ingot]

what gets me is trying to cram 10 lines into one.

[wheat mesa]

Yeah

[ancient nova]

that's good

less bloat

[wheat mesa]

What lmfao

[ancient nova]

looks better

[wheat mesa]

The only thing less about that is readability

[neat ingot]

like, you know you can define your functions that you pass into functions like filter and map beforehand using es6 style arrow function decleration?

[lyric mountain]

doesn't sequential map chains get merged by the compiler?

[sudden geyser]

doubt it

[wheat mesa]

V8 will do what it wants to do

[lyric mountain]

chaotic neutral compiler

[sudden geyser]

I don't think any runtime can do that safely

at least in its current form

[neat ingot]

worry about bloat when you ship your functional code, and then run it through a minifyer if its of concern, or an obfuscator if its not and needs protecting 😛

like, an extra line or two to help readability wouldnt hurt is all im saying 😄

[lyric mountain]

well yeah, we're probably talking about nanoseconds of difference

[wheat mesa]

I wasn’t even talking about performance

[ancient nova]

speaking of obfuscation

[lyric mountain]

the time saved during maintenance will pay for it

[wheat mesa]

I was just talking about putting it on separate lines

[ancient nova]

I recently got an obfuscator wanted to test if anyone can deobfuscate it

[wheat mesa]

At the very least

Lmfao

[ancient nova]

for testing

[lyric mountain]

they aren't trained in the java way of life

[wheat mesa]

Anyone can de obfuscate anything

[ancient nova]

purposes

[wheat mesa]

Just so you know

[neat ingot]

https://deobfuscate.io/

[ancient nova]

could you deobfuscate mine though?

I doubt it

[wheat mesa]

Deobfuscation is easy, obfuscation does nothing

[neat ingot]

ask the website 😛

[ancient nova]

200kb of code for only console.log("hello world")

[neat ingot]

except potentially deter a few users who dont want to invest time

[wheat mesa]

If you want to hide your code, don’t let other people use your program :p

[ancient nova]

😉

[wheat mesa]

There is always a way to get the source code of everything, unless it’s on a remote server

[austere surge]

verytrue

[lyric mountain]

let's not talk about that dude who wanted to hide html sourcecode

[wheat mesa]

Lmfao

[ancient nova]

lmao

[sudden geyser]

or that node-ipc dude