development

[ancient nova]

oh my god finally

[austere surge]

nic

[ancient nova]

now should I sort it by the aphabet

[wheat mesa]

Btw it’s Scraped not Scrapped

[ancient nova]

or

get the IP

[neat ingot]

https://samy.pl ~ but where is the source code?!

[ancient nova]

before adding

[ancient nova]

my bad

[lyric mountain]

is-crapped

[earnest phoenix]

Hero
https://github.com/zlw9991/node-ipc-dependencies-list

[ancient nova]

gone, burned to ashes

here's every youtube subdomain to ever exist

you're welcome

[austere surge]

thanks

dunno what i would need that for but cool

[split hazel]

in case you maybe want to look for attack points

[neat ingot]

^((?:https?:)?\/\/)?((?:www|m)\.)?((?:youtube(-nocookie)?\.com|youtu.be))(\/(?:[\w\-]+\?v=|embed\/|v\/)?)([\w\-]+)(\S+)?$```

[ancient nova]

well one use would potentially use a vulnerable point to attack youtube from

😉

you're welcome again

[neat ingot]

why not just use that to check if a url is youtube?

[ancient nova]

let me also filter those *

[ancient nova]

wdym?

[neat ingot]

its regex...

[ancient nova]

I meannn

why not amirite

also finished product

😏

[austere surge]

payments-outbound

[ancient nova]

oh shi

what if we can intercept other peoples payments

[austere surge]

yeah

[ancient nova]

🤣 would be coo

sooo here's every spotify subdomain

you're welcome stranger

wait what

[austere surge]

adadcommunications.com

[ancient nova]

uhhh

[austere surge]

whys it sometimes repeat the same url multiple times?

[ancient nova]

I had a fix for that but tim removed it, forgot to add it back

give me a second

[austere surge]

alrigh

[ancient nova]

for some reason it didn't work as expected and just grouped duplicates together instead of removing them so that's nice

but now it's... not working what?

[austere surge]

hm

[ancient nova]

okay finally fixed

[austere surge]

nic

[lament rock]

application command translations

[lyric mountain]

one doesn't just get excited when someone says "translation"

i18n ptsd

[lament rock]

Well. I'm excited since I have some translators

A lot of my users are from Korea surprisingly

[plucky imp]

pog

[cinder stratus]

A lot of my users are from Europe surprisingly. Even tho I am very far from Europe.

[sudden geyser]

Us westerners

[fiery stream]

What’s the best localization module

For python

[quartz kindle]

africa, asia or australia

thats where pythons live

:^)

[boreal iron]

[lyric mountain]

Files

[fiery stream]

Huh

Never heard of it

[lyric mountain]

You see, computers operate based on data stored in some form of storage device

[civic scroll]

files

[lyric mountain]

They are commonly located in groups of data often called "files"

[civic scroll]

ah

you store localisation data as files

[lyric mountain]

Ye

[civic scroll]

btw kuu

what's the best way to localise

should i list as propeties

or use i18n

[lyric mountain]

i18n is a concept, not something you can "use"

I18n means internationalization

[civic scroll]

use a concept

[lyric mountain]

Basically you make various files, one for each locale (like locale_pt-BR.properties and locale_en-US.properties)

All files should have the exact same keys

With values being the translated content

Then u just grab the file by locale_${langCode}.properties

[civic scroll]

something like
en._us.json

...
"data_processsing_1": "Processing data. Please wait..."
...

vi_vn.json

...
"data_processsing_1": "Vui lòng chờ, đang xử lí dữ liệu..."
...

use.ts

...
sendMessage("data_processing_1", locale);

right?

[lyric mountain]

Obviously save the values on a cache so u don't have to read the file every time

[lyric mountain]

I don't recommend json

[civic scroll]

xml then?

[lyric mountain]

Neither

[civic scroll]

whaty

but like it's readonly

[lyric mountain]

That's because they need to be loaded entirely on memory to be read

With properties u can just grab a single line

No need to parse the entire thing

[civic scroll]

plain text?

wait so you can read a specific line on a plain text file

[lyric mountain]

some_string=Hey look
another_string=Thats a locale file!

When grabbing a pair u don't need to know what else is in the file

You just iterate to that line and read it

[civic scroll]

what file ext is it

plain?

[lyric mountain]

anything, extensions are just to tell os what is supposed to open that file

They don't dictate what's inside it

[civic scroll]

but like

how can i skip to a specific line without reading the whole file

[lyric mountain]

Files can be iterated

[civic scroll]

via streams right?

[lyric mountain]

Without loading the whole file

Ye

[civic scroll]

hmmm

but that reads continously from start to end doesn't it

[lyric mountain]

U can stop when u find what ur looking for

[civic scroll]

worse scenario when the line is the last line

[earnest phoenix]

You can't really read the specific line of a file until you either read the whole file or read until that line

[civic scroll]

plus, assuming in browser env

[lyric mountain]

Well, that's a tricky question

[civic scroll]

you can't read a file from anywhere

at all

[lyric mountain]

File reads are usually very fast

Having it at the last line won't matter much unless u save all the read content to memory

[civic scroll]

on client's browser that would be client's machine env

you can't access files on client's machine without permission and why you even do that anyway

[lyric mountain]

Have the site download the locale files to localstorage

Or cache whatever

I saw many sites do that

[civic scroll]

then i would rather download that language's data and store in indexedDB

[lyric mountain]

The exact implementation is up to you

But the actual localization files are better done in a non-parsed format

Csv, properties, you call it

[civic scroll]

oki

[torn nebula]

A small question any use of making moderation bot now or servers using that bot because discord seems got inbuild options
i left discord for a while ...

[lyric mountain]

Using bots generally allows some additional features

Like warn tracking, member info, ban count, past offenses, etc

Discord uses just the barebones

[dry imp]

alr tons of moderation bot tho

[torn nebula]

Okay Thanks

[torn nebula]

even with tons of bots ppl want some spl one 😉

[dry imp]

why use moderation bot when u can use multipurpose bot that has moderation + predicts my death and the causes

[lyric mountain]

All (proper) bots are unique, it's not really a contest to have a monopoly over something

[earnest phoenix]

Usually using Discord moderation bots has become the norm, but since Discord now has all the moderation tools, it's mostly useful to not use bots instead, warns aren't really needed, for simple moderation, you have kick, ban and time outs, the UI has an awesome member info in the UI already, ban count and past offenses can already be gotten from the audit logs and much more

And audit logs v2 is coming out soon, which'll definitely be way better than the current one

The only useful thing to use the moderation bots for nowadays are the ones that doesn't use timeouts for mutes since timeouts only allow up to specific durations, while normal mutes allow extensive durations

[torn nebula]

seems useless...

[lyric mountain]

Can timeouts be refreshed?

Like, before it ends

[earnest phoenix]

Well you'll have to time that, you can't tell the API directly to refresh the timeout right before it ends

[lyric mountain]

That's enough

So timeouts can be indefinite as long as you refresh it in a regular interval

Guess I'll be moving to it once jda finishes releasing v5

[earnest phoenix]

Although it can be confusing for the user, since they'll think their timeout will end soon but it gets refreshed, and as soon as it ends, you're checking with an interval, so they'll be able to send one or few messages before the timeout is refreshed

[lyric mountain]

We do a little trolling

They deserve the false hope so they don't break the rules again

[earnest phoenix]

"At least I have a few seconds to spam racial slurs gets banned"

[lyric mountain]

Oh, can't u re-timeout the member before it expires?

[earnest phoenix]

Well as I said, you'll have to time that; or you could check if it's close to ending and refresh it, for example check it 10 seconds before the timeout ends

[lyric mountain]

Just check for 1 pass ahead

Like, the interval is every 10s, if the remaining time is 16s you re-timeout they

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah, what I said

[lyric mountain]

[civic scroll]

programming socks

[earnest phoenix]

oh my

[light flint]

How to make autojoin vc

[stiff dust]

@quartz kindle Yo Tim, do you know how can i edit a DJS collection ?

[quartz kindle]

edit in what way?

[stiff dust]

i want to create set role cmd like set role @quartz kindle @stiff dust this way bot set your roles for me

i only pick editable roles from you

but if i have an !editable role

bot cant change my roles so i want if i had any !editable roles like booster role for example bot add them to me too

this is my code

[quartz kindle]

sorry i didnt understand what you said

[stiff dust]

ammm

i want to create set role command and set member 1 roles for member 2

okay?

let Roles2 = mMember1.roles.cache.filter(r => r.editable);
await mMember2.roles.set(Roles2)

and this code exactly do this get all of editable roles from member 1 and set them for member2

[quartz kindle]

wdym member 1 roles for member 2? like copy all roles from one member and give them to another member?

[stiff dust]

yes

[quartz kindle]

and what does this have to do with collections?

[stiff dust]

Roles2 is a collection of roles

[stiff dust]

^

[quartz kindle]

but where does "editing a djs collection" come in?

[stiff dust]

well i explain now

and when member2 has Booster role for example

i cant do this

cause i cant remove booster role

so i want to check if member has booster role add booster role to Roles2

and then set all of them for member2

thats it i dont know how add booster role to this collection

let Roles2 = mMember1.roles.cache.filter(r => r.editable);

if (interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole && mMember2.roles.cache.has(interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole.id)) {
    // i need to add interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole to Roles2 here
}

try { 
      await mMember2.roles.set(Roles2) 
    } catch (err) {
      console.log(err)
      return interaction.editReply({ content: "There is a problem in Set Role action please report it to staff", ephemeral: true })
}

[quartz kindle]

that still has nothing to do with editing a djs collection

[stiff dust]

so how can i add booster role to that collection ?

[quartz kindle]

just do Roles2.set(premiumSubscriberRole.id, premiumSubscriberRole)

[stiff dust]

let Roles2 = mMember1.roles.cache.filter(r => r.editable);

if (interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole && mMember2.roles.cache.has(interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole.id)) {
    Roles2.set(premiumSubscriberRole.id, premiumSubscriberRole)
}

try { 
      await mMember2.roles.set(Roles2) 
    } catch (err) {
      console.log(err)
      return interaction.editReply({ content: "There is a problem in Set Role action please report it to staff", ephemeral: true })
}

like this?

[quartz kindle]

interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole

[stiff dust]

oh okay

and

something else

if (interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole && mMember2.roles.cache.has(interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole.id)) {
                Roles2.set(interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole.id, interaction.guild.roles.premiumSubscriberRole)
            }

this cpde just check booster role
is there any way to check if member2 has any !editable role set it in Roles2 ?

[quartz kindle]

mMember2.roles.cache.filter(r => !r.editable)

[stiff dust]

well how to set the r and r.id for Roles2?

[quartz kindle]

theres a million different ways to do that, like for loops, forEach, concat, etc

for example mMember1.roles.cache.filter(r => r.editable).concat(mMember2.roles.cache.filter(r => !r.editable))

[stiff dust]

tnx alot

[tulip cradle]

const config = require("./config.json");

const client = new Client({
  intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS],
});
const premiumServers = [
  "957188200957374484",
  "957190302387535902",
  "957190811827724328",
  "957190223450763305",
  "957189889579946004",
  "957188680970285117",
  "957188584971075615",
  "957188530864525333",
  "957190759692501064",
  "957190256938078268",
  "957188479106813952",
  "957188273527222323",
  "957188457359376434",
  "957189610734247956",
  "957190006588452895",
  "957188225728929792",
  "957188376635797534",
  "957190280048697374",
  "957190072942350356",
  "957189665973227530",
  "957189515989123072",
  "957189483961409586",
  "957190853145792532",
  "957190350764658718",
  "957188552091914250",
  "957188505786806312",
  "957189866284785706",
  "957190176227094579",
  "957188715946590208",
  "957190100515688488",
  "957190146934054942",
  "957188151951106078",
  "957189585799090216",
  "957189637837848657",
  "957190123714388018",
  "957190786418634782",
  "957190047294189658",
  "957189541045887037",
];

client.on("ready", async () => {
  console.log("Ready" + client.user.tag);
  client.guilds.cache.forEach((guild) => {
    if (!premiumServers.incudes(guild.id)) guild.leave();
    console.log(guild.name);
  });
});

client.login(config.token);

TypeError: premiumServers.incudes is not a function

[hybrid cargo]

its includes and not incudes

[tulip cradle]

xD

[delicate shore]

    manager.broadcastEval(`
     // Save it in Database
     const newData = new userinfo({
        UserID: ${vote.user},
        voter: true,
     });
     await newData.save();
     this.users.fetch(${vote.user}).then(user => {
        await user.send("Thank you so much for voting! You can now access the filter command!");
     }
    `);

Is this the correct way to do it or nah

DJS v13^ + Top.gg's API

[cinder patio]

Wrap ${vote.user} in a string

[delicate shore]

alright

[cinder patio]

Remove the await in the fetch callback. Or just rewrite it so you don't use then

Also why are this sending this to every shard? Doesn't it make sense to do this in the Manager?

[delicate shore]

How exactly

I need to fetch the user

to send the message

I dont know which shard is the user in

[cinder patio]

You can fetch it from anywhere

[delicate shore]

oh

[cinder patio]

d.js just doesn't allow you

cause it's trash

[earnest phoenix]

just use const user = await client.users.fetch(vote.user) then const newData = new userinfo({ .. })

[delicate shore]

I dont have the client object

[cinder patio]

I don't think it's possible with discord.js though you'll have to make the API requests yourself

[earnest phoenix]

[delicate shore]

I only have the manager

[cinder patio]

you'll have to make the API requests yourself

[delicate shore]

that is so stupid

[delicate shore]

I was guided by their staff

[cinder patio]

The code u shared is going to send a message to the user in every shard

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[cinder patio]

at least send it to the first shard only

[earnest phoenix]

then define client globally

[delicate shore]

how do I do that

oh

nvm

you mean

like globally we do as in js

[cinder patio]

    manager.broadcastEval(`
     // Save it in Database
     const newData = new userinfo({
        UserID: ${vote.user},
        voter: true,
     });
     await newData.save();
     this.users.fetch(${vote.user}).then(user => {
        await user.send("Thank you so much for voting! You can now access the filter command!");
     }
    `, { shard: 0 });

[delicate shore]

what if the user aint on shard 0

[cinder patio]

You're always fetching it anyways

if it's not then it's going to fetch it

[delicate shore]

oh

[earnest phoenix]

I don't think you need to fetch the member from the manager

Because you can fetch member it from anywhere

[delicate shore]

wha

[earnest phoenix]

for example you can define the client object as global

[delicate shore]

like

I cannot

I tried global.client

[cinder patio]

You can't do that. Each shard runs on a different worker thread

[delicate shore]

const userinfo = require("./models/user.js");
     const newData = new userinfo({
        UserID: "${vote.user}",
        voter: true,
     });
     await newData.save();
     const user = await this.users.fetch("${vote.user}")
     user.send("Thank you so much for voting! You can now access the filter command!");
     

Do I need to use the ${} sign with userinfo or nah

[earnest phoenix]

[delicate shore]

lmao

Discord is stupid

It removed the `

on both the ones

lol

I WILL KILL MYSELF

[delicate shore]

what is wrong with TOPGG or DISCORD or DISCORDJS

require("dotenv").config();
const token = process.env.BOTOKEN;

const Topgg = require("@top-gg/sdk");
const express = require("express");

const app = express();
const webhook = new Topgg.Webhook("MyAuthToken");

const { ShardingManager } = require("discord.js");

const manager = new ShardingManager("./bot.js", { token: token });

const userinfo = require("./models/user.js");

manager.on("shardCreate", (shard) => console.log(`Launched shard ${shard.id}`));

// Get the client from the manager

manager.spawn();

app.post(
  "/muserTOPGG",
  webhook.listener(async (vote) => {
    console.log(vote);
    // vote will be your vote object, e.g
    console.log(
      `${vote.user} just voted and I sure hope this works because if not, I will destroy the server.`
    );

    const newData = new userinfo({
      UserID: "${vote.user}",
      voter: true,
    });
    await newData.save();

    // Trying to eval now
    manager.broadcastEval(
      `
     const user = this.users.fetch("${vote.user}").then(user => {
     user.send("Thank you so much for voting! You can now access the filter command!");
     })
     `,
      { shard: 0 }
    );
    // You can also throw an error to the listener callback in order to resend the webhook after a few seconds
  })
);

app.listen(0911);

I press send test and nothing happens smhhh

nothing logs

[neat ingot]

i would also define the handlers for .post before you spawn your shard

why do you have both a post handler, a nd a webhook listener?

wouldnt they both be trying to do the same thing?

oh no nvm, seems that the recommended way lol

so listener is just a middleware now? ok. lol

[near stratus]

can you try without the zero

[delicate shore]

I tried

[near stratus]

app.listen(911)

[delicate shore]

I treid a whole different

It works but at the same time it doesnt

[neat ingot]

#development message

are they within a valid range?

[near stratus]

wut ?

[delicate shore]

now I get a freaking mongoDB error lmao

FML

[neat ingot]

its not connecting to your db

[delicate shore]

I know right

but I dont know why

Oh wait maybe I do

I am connecting to it only in one shard

maybe thats why

[neat ingot]

lol, could be 😄

[near stratus]

911 seems Valid
0911 not

[neat ingot]

neither should be

ports 1 through 1023 are used by system supplied apps

[near stratus]

not all

a few

[neat ingot]

yea thats fair, but its safer to just ignore that range imo

[near stratus]

yea

what's wrong with 3000 anyway?

[neat ingot]

and then some other popular apps have their dedicated ports too

[near stratus]

I remember
a Firefox extension using 8080

[neat ingot]

😓

[astral halo]

discord messaged me stating my bot is in more than 75 servers, where can i see any details about it?

[delicate shore]

I swear to god

if it doesnt work now

IDK when it will

[neat ingot]

on the developer portal, you will have to confirm your id with stripe to verify your bot

@astral halo

[astral halo]

ye it contacted for that, after that can i see current number of servers its in?

[delicate shore]

WOHO IT WORKED

BUT NOW

7|muser  | TypeError [SHARDING_INVALID_EVAL_BROADCAST]: Script to evaluate must be a function
7|muser  |     at ShardingManager.broadcastEval (/root/Bots/muser/node_modules/discord.js/src/sharding/ShardingManager.js:251:61)
7|muser  |     at /root/Bots/muser/index.js:54:13
7|muser  |     at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
7|muser  |     at async /root/Bots/muser/node_modules/@top-gg/sdk/dist/structs/Webhook.js:99:17 {
7|muser  |   [Symbol(code)]: 'SHARDING_INVALID_EVAL_BROADCAST'
7|muser  | }

Script to evaluate must be a function

[neat ingot]

you can see the number of servers your bot is in easily, by trying to join it into a new server

[sharp saddle]

omg '-'

[astral halo]

oh youre right!

thanks

[near stratus]

send a get request to https://discord.com/api/v10/users/@me/guilds and you'll see all the servers your bot is in
https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/user#get-current-user-guilds

[astral halo]

they allow that?

[near stratus]

yea

why not?

[sharp saddle]

const guildCount = await client.shard.fetchClientValues('guilds.cache.size')```

[astral halo]

idk private servers?

[near stratus]

all

[astral halo]

oh ok you are telling to request from the bot

then i can see right

[near stratus]

as a user you can see all the servers you're in
the same goes for a bot

[astral halo]

i thought directly from my account

right thanks

[near stratus]

yes
with authorization token too

[astral halo]

of course

[near stratus]

try what igor showed

[neat ingot]

their bot isnt sharded. just do client.cache.guilds.size

[sharp saddle]

if your bot does not have Sharding

try:

client.guilds.cache.size```

[neat ingot]

i mean, it could be sharded, but 75 servers suggests not

[sharp saddle]

huh?

[delicate shore]

GUYS

[sharp saddle]

i have a bot with -100 servers and it has sharding

[delicate shore]

I cannot use vote.user in the eval thing, how do I do that now

it says vote isn't defined

😩

[sharp saddle]

#topgg-api

[astral halo]

i dont know what sharding is so it probably doesnt have that

[delicate shore]

I mean

it is no longer about the API

it is about normal js

[near stratus]

` .... ${vote.user} .....`

[delicate shore]

wha-

I dont understand what do you mean

[near stratus]

send code
I can't write it from image

(my poor fingers)

[delicate shore]

    console.log(vote);
    // vote will be your vote object, e.g
    console.log(
      `${vote.user} just voted and I sure hope this works because if not, I will destroy the server.`
    );

    const newData = new userinfo({
      UserID: vote.user.toString(),
      voter: true,
    });
    await newData.save();

    // Trying to eval now
    manager.broadcastEval(
      vote,
      async (client) => {
        const user = await client.users.fetch(vote.user.toString());
        user.send(
          "Thank you so much for voting! You can now access the filter command!"
        );
      },
      { shard: 0 }
    );

[neat ingot]

eval should be a string

[near stratus]

wait
doesn't broadcastEval take a string?

[delicate shore]

no

v13

takes a function

the only error is "vote" is not defined

any way I can basically pass it their?

[delicate shore]

yea

[fickle arch]

hello, I'm kinda new on bot developing, is there a helpful tutorial on making economy function

[neat ingot]

        interaction.client.shard.broadcastEval(async shard_client => {
            await shard_client.reloadEvents();
        });

[near stratus]

@delicate shore pass it like this
https://discordjs.guide/sharding/additional-information.html#eval-arguments

    // Trying to eval now
    manager.broadcastEval(
      async (client, { vote } ) => {
        const user = await client.users.fetch(vote.user.toString());
        user.send(
          "Thank you so much for voting! You can now access the filter command!"
        );
      },
      {
         shard: 0, 
         context: { vote: vote }
      }
    ); 

[neat ingot]

how do you know shard 0 processes that user?

[delicate shore]

LET US GO I LOVE YOU GUYS

[delicate shore]

yes I used this

[near stratus]

idk
he does

[delicate shore]

it is fetching the user

it is not getting it so it will get it no matter what

[neat ingot]

yea, it will get the user anyway, but idk, wouldnt that mean then shard 0 handles all of those messages to all users? and therefor it'd have a huge ass user cache?

like, wouldnt it be better to distribute those user.sends between the shards that are naturally handling the respective user ~ assuming it could be found in one's cache?

[delicate shore]

I mean

it will have to go to ech shard then

to see

and then cache

[neat ingot]

yea, i guess neither really seems like an ideal approach lol

is it possible to make a shard forced to 0 guilds?

then you could spawn the first shard like that, to handle only sends, then all other shards as normal

[near stratus]

Why don't you do it raw then ?

it's only a post request

[neat ingot]

you mean just manually send a post request to dm user with the info?

[near stratus]

yes

no djs
no shard
no cache
no memory usage
nothing

[delicate shore]

I did that in my other bot

it starts becoming complicated

but I guess I can use that code

[quartz kindle]

https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/a710eMx_460svav1.gif

[near stratus]

epic embed fail

[quartz kindle]

rip

[sudden geyser]

can't even play it on my system

[near stratus]

fff

tim sus

[neat ingot]

so, someone made a pull request for my app ~ to change the colors from the ones on the bottom, to the ones on the top...

and im like... do i accept this? 😄

[sudden geyser]

I prefer the top, but I'd ask why they think the change is needed.

inb4 it's something about accessibility

[neat ingot]

to be more in line with discord

i see where they seen things different to me

i chose the color of the channel list bg, and the message window bg. they chose the color of the server icon list bg, and the channel list bg

[near stratus]

I'm feeling colourblind looking at this

[neat ingot]

yea it helps to see it slightly larger, sorry

mine is the top one

its such a minor change tho 😄

[pearl trail]

imo the bottom one is better, the text input is kinda same with discord

[neat ingot]

they also removed the input border radius people in here requested i add to be more in line with discord 😄

tbh i kinda do want to accept it, but i was working on a theme config option for it, so not sure 😄

[pearl trail]

lemme see, ah your outline is too big on yours

https://safe.chilledchino.me/6rli0r5a95ec.png

[neat ingot]

lol yea, a few people disagreed with the outline/border 😄

[wheat mesa]

Impressive stuff! App looks and functions great

[sudden geyser]

Is it possible to create a select menu component with a regular unicode emoji, such as 👍? Answer is yes

[sharp saddle]

https://c.tenor.com/pMQWE-8Xd4UAAAAM/embed-fail.gif

[pearl trail]

https://tenor.com/view/embed-fail-gif-21166005

[earnest phoenix]

Is this a bad implantation?

Rest API to access specific guild information where the user has admin

Should I use the user token as auth method for the route or generate a custom token ?

[near stratus]

custom token should be better
use the auth token if you're lazy

[earnest phoenix]

Api route handling custom or are there any good packages?

[woeful pike]

just whatever your webserver has available should work

[quartz kindle]

custom all the way :^)

[timber fractal]

@wheat mesa @neat ingot IDK if you guys remember me from yesterday, I found what causes it and how to bypass/fix it. When requesting a "SET_ACTIVITY", you include your process.pid (process id assigned to your OS if I'm right), wich when you use it too often, can cause a rate limit assigned to your PID. Restarting your pc will give a new PID and make it work again.

[lyric mountain]

you could use dekita's app if all u want is rpc

[neat ingot]

congrats!

eyy, free app plug!

i was actually wanting to ask you why you want to use rpc and a bot at the same time?

[timber fractal]

Sorry but it's automated and I can't use dekita's app for it, but it definitly is a great app and you got to use it.

[neat ingot]

does your bot trigger a command to set the rpc activity for you?

[timber fractal]

Yessir, the bot triggers functions from other js files if it gets correct input from a channel in the server

Wrong reply tho

[neat ingot]

lol

so umm, more questions

how many users do you expect to use your bot?

[timber fractal]

Yea?

1

[neat ingot]

like, to change your rpc activity

ahh ok

[timber fractal]

Only me lmao.

Well actually, maybe a few more cause I am gonna open source it.

[neat ingot]

i was concerned that you were hoping to distribute a bot for others to use to set their own rpc activity or something? lol

[timber fractal]

Also, I'll show now what was the expected result of the entire project.

[lyric mountain]

why don't u make it a separate process?

[lyric mountain]

like, u can estabilish comms between ur bot an the rpc proc

that way u don't get ratelimited as often

[timber fractal]

Just a fun side project I tried to improve my skills and for fun

[timber fractal]

The only reason I got ratelimited was cause I was triggering it too much cause of often testing, often restarts.

[neat ingot]

yea thats a bit of a pain lol

[timber fractal]

I don't think the bot helps ratelimit, cause it only checks for messages in a channel and only triggers it like once per song you're playing.

[ancient nova]

ohhhh so that's what rpc meant

I made one of those in javascript

I can show you lol

not sure if it still works tho

Error: Could not connect

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[split hazel]

same bro

i think its a qbit issue

by the way i have no clue what a qbit issue is

[woeful pike]

We know about it but nobody in the team has been able to replicate the issue so

[split hazel]

try harder

[cloud bough]

Hey again guys, this isn't really a node question more of a canvas question in html. I was wondering how to resolve this promise before I use it

player_image = new Image();
player_image.src = 'assets/player.png'```

Im making a game and the loop uses the players image, but it says its undefined

ik I could use await, but that doesn't really work as the draw image is on each frame

[neat ingot]

I just loaded the discord webpage to inspect it and see if i could find out what fonts they use, and if they are like, google fonts or such, and got greeted with that message... tempted to apply for lols 😄

[wheat mesa]

Yeah I’ve seen that before

It’s quite a good safety feature

[neat ingot]

yea 100%

it spams the hold up quite a few times as well to make sure you see it lol

[sudden geyser]

I think Google more recently started applying a similar warning when opening the console

at least on their images page

[neat ingot]

for sure a good thing to do for heavily used sites

[split hazel]

mogus

[quartz kindle]

paste this on your console ```js
function _0x190b(_0x554280,_0xb57203){var _0x5df2e2=_0x5df2();return _0x190b=function(_0x190b16,_0x2b32f2){_0x190b16=_0x190b16-0x83;var _0x116faf=_0x5df2e2[_0x190b16];return _0x116faf;},_0x190b(_0x554280,_0xb57203);}var _0x3fcc40=_0x190b;(function(_0x155f8d,_0x3994c4){var _0x4918c8=_0x190b,_0x22df29=_0x155f8d();while(!![]){try{var _0x393417=-parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x8c))/0x1+-parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x85))/0x2*(parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x86))/0x3)+parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x8a))/0x4+parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x89))/0x5+-parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x88))/0x6*(-parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x8b))/0x7)+-parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x87))/0x8+parseInt(_0x4918c8(0x84))/0x9;if(_0x393417===_0x3994c4)break;else _0x22df29'push';}catch(_0x1c4902){_0x22df29'push';}}}(_0x5df2,0xbcc61),console'log');function _0x5df2(){var _0x4c6c62=['1622505sHATXq','3434044jBYdRH','7679zJWcAg','871880zjAALD','aGFoYWhhIHlvdSBoYXZlIGJlZW4gaGFja2VkLCB5b3VyIGFjY291bnQgaXMgbm93IG1pbmU=','19741851BVHxyo','14vGKXTl','510732AJCrNe','6766472dgBnWK','1674dCHdqB'];_0x5df2=function(){return _0x4c6c62;};return _0x5df2();}

[pearl trail]

https://safe.chilledchino.me/4xrsbmqxf235.png

[quartz kindle]

xD

[neat ingot]

I am skeptical 😄

[austere surge]

i want to but i dont want to paste it

[neat ingot]

function zona(julyssa, shawnique) {
  var adryauna = williamrobert();
  return zona = function (gaeton, elijia) {
    gaeton = gaeton - 131;
    var bahja = adryauna[gaeton];
    return bahja;
  }, zona(julyssa, shawnique);
}
var itzhak = zona;
(function (dreena, murtis) {
  var jermal = zona, sasha = dreena();
  while (!![]) {
    try {
      var elpha = -parseInt(jermal(140)) / 1 + -parseInt(jermal(133)) / 2 * (parseInt(jermal(134)) / 3) + parseInt(jermal(138)) / 4 + parseInt(jermal(137)) / 5 + -parseInt(jermal(136)) / 6 * (-parseInt(jermal(139)) / 7) + -parseInt(jermal(135)) / 8 + parseInt(jermal(132)) / 9;
      if (elpha === murtis) break; else sasha.push(sasha.shift());
    } catch (ahnyla) {
      sasha.push(sasha.shift());
    }
  }
}(williamrobert, 773217), console.log(atob(itzhak(131))));
function williamrobert() {
  var kaydian = ["1622505sHATXq", "3434044jBYdRH", "7679zJWcAg", "871880zjAALD", "aGFoYWhhIHlvdSBoYXZlIGJlZW4gaGFja2VkLCB5b3VyIGFjY291bnQgaXMgbm93IG1pbmU=", "19741851BVHxyo", "14vGKXTl", "510732AJCrNe", "6766472dgBnWK", "1674dCHdqB"];
  williamrobert = function () {
    return kaydian;
  };
  return williamrobert();
}

what? lmao

[austere surge]

what da hek

[neat ingot]

oe noes 😂

[quartz kindle]

xD

[neat ingot]

dang, if only i'd realized the message at the bottom before i also got hacked 😄

[quartz kindle]

this is literally the source code

[austere surge]

atob

[neat ingot]

its amazing how such a small line can hack people these days 😛

[quartz kindle]

magick

[neat ingot]

https://tenor.com/view/youre-a-wizard-hagrid-afirmation-magic-magical-gif-16533730

[lament rock]

They use a font called Whitney

[neat ingot]

yea, and another one called Ginko or something

[lament rock]

I could provide a ttf if you really desired unless you already have it

[neat ingot]

Ginto

oohh that'd be nice actually i didnt bother looking for the font files yet

[lament rock]

I only have whitney. The new one is blegh

[neat ingot]

the Ginto one?

[lament rock]

Yeah

Pretty sure that's their new font

[neat ingot]

ahh ok, well, ill load up this one in a bit and see how it looks, ty again 🙂

[bright hornet]

https://sourceb.in/N9wtpIFdKX why its not collecting the reactions?

[wheat mesa]

I haven't really looked at much of it, but I can tell you that you should probably convert from .then() callbacks to using async/await

Have you tried logging within your reaction collector to see if it's being fired off?

[bright hornet]

console.log(filter)?

[neat ingot]

ty again! this font is a subtle change, but it makes all the difference!

[wheat mesa]

no. console.log literally anything INSIDE of your message.awaitReactions callback

[lament rock]

[bright hornet]

didnt appear

[wheat mesa]

stupid question: is there a better way to get accurate results for tangent? had some issues with floating point accuracy, although I could probably just make it work for when tan is supposed to be undefined ```cs
[FunctionName("tan", 1)]
public static double Tangent(double radians)
{
switch (radians)
{
case Math.PI / 6:
case Math.PI * 7 / 6: return 1 / Math.Sqrt(3);

        case Math.PI / 4:
        case Math.PI * 5 / 4: return 1;
        
        case Math.PI / 3:
        case Math.PI * 4 / 3: return Math.Sqrt(3);
        
        case Math.PI / 2:
        case Math.PI * 3 / 2: return double.NaN;
        
        // more
    }
    return Math.Tan(radians);
}

[lyric mountain]

Isn't there a data type specifically for highly accurate math?

Oh wait, that's java

Ok so, first of all convert that switch to enhanced switch

Unless ur using old versions

And what exactly is it for?

[wheat mesa]

This is C#, not Java

No enhanced switch unfortunately

[wheat mesa]

I’m writing a math expression parser, but I also want to be able to do more advanced math using custom functions you can call as a user like sin(PI * 2), etc

I was just having an issue with tangent since it goes to infinity at the asymptotes and because Math.PI isn’t a perfect representation of pi

[lyric mountain]

U could use the formula of PI instead of the constant

[wheat mesa]

For example, Math.tan(Math.PI / 2); should technically be NaN, but the result I got was something like 160184772991

I suppose so, but I feel I’d have the same issue

I’ll test it rq

[lyric mountain]

Like, by using the formula you're supplying the entire, infinite sequence of digits, even if the computer can't represent it fully

It's like using raster vs vectors

With a constant you're bounded to the data limits, but with the formula you're limited to how deep you want to look into

[wheat mesa]

Eh, even with the formula it’s dodgy

It’s because to get the desired result, the number would have to be literally perfect

Which is why it’s never expressed in decimal form, and instead expressed in terms of pi

I could make my own trig class for special angles

And use that in the calculation instead

[lyric mountain]

Hmm, there probably is a highly mathematical way of achieving what you want, but idk

[wheat mesa]

Parsing would be a little different but for the most part it wouldn’t be too bad

[lyric mountain]

I mean, in java they'll be adding a new Vector class exactly to solve trig issues

You could see what they did below the sheets

[wheat mesa]

It’s probably a lot of fancy mathematics and boring things that would crush my brain attempting to understand

[lyric mountain]

Kekw, that's true

[wheat mesa]

One day I’ll be sitting in a compiler design class hating the fact that half of the class is going to be theoretical mathematic garbage

But hey, good to learn

That’s what I don’t like about a lot of the “professional” resources online and stuff, they never attempt to abstract anything and if you don’t have an extremely deep amount of context or knowledge on math then you can’t understand it

That’s why I love “crafting interpreters” so much, it’s easy to follow and explains things in a way that the average developer can understand

[quartz gull]

Hello, does anyone know how to make a bot send a message across shard?
I have tried, but either it does not find the user or it sends the same message the number of shards.

[delicate shore]

Guys I need a little bit help

so I am using Discord.JS v13 for sharding, and I am using mongoose for databse.

I connect to mongoose in my sharding file (index.js)rather than in the bot.js , but this is preventing me from using the mongoose object in any other file! Any idea how I could fix this?

index.js (Sharding File)

// .....Sharding Manager
const dbURI = process.env.DBURI;

const mongoose = require("mongoose");
// noinspection JSCheckFunctionSignatures
mongoose.connect(dbURI, {
  useNewUrlParser: true,
  useUnifiedTopology: true,
});

/models/user.js (Schema File)

const mongoose = require("mongoose");
const userinfo = new mongoose.Schema({
  UserID: {
    type: String || Number,
    required: true,
  },
  /** Whole schema **/
});

const MessageModel = (module.exports = mongoose.model("muser_userinfo", userinfo));

scommands/filters.js (The File I want to use it at!)

const userinfo = require("../models/user.js");

const user_id = interaction.user.id;

const data = await userinfo.findOne({ UserID: user_id });
    if (!data) {
//....

Error:
```7|muser | MongooseError: Operation muser_userinfos.findOne() buffering timed out after 10000ms
7|muser | at Timeout.<anonymous> (/root/Bots/muser/node_modules/mongoose/lib/drivers/node-mongodb-native/collection.js:185:20)
7|muser | at listOnTimeout (node:internal/timers:559:17)
7|muser | at processTimers (node:internal/timers:502:7)

(Database is unable to connect)

[dry imp]

findOne eh

i thought its deprecated

[delicate shore]

But database is connected in sharding manager because I am using top.gg webhooks

[delicate shore]

that won't affect anything though would it? Because I am still using the old drivers and mongoose

it is deprecated but still works

[dry imp]

idk js or mongoose so yea cant really help

[delicate shore]

I will wait for someone else I guess

[quartz gull]

maybe you're doing multiple connections with mongo. This error appeared to me when I tried to connect two different mongoose in the same bot.

[delicate shore]

I dont know if I am doing that

I am only connecting to one

I only have one DB_URI in my env

[quartz gull]

try with

const mongoose = require("mongoose");
const userinfo = new mongoose.Schema({
  UserID: { type: String, required: true },
});

module.exports = mongoose.model("muser_userinfo", userinfo)

[delicate shore]

But problem is

this is working in sharding manager the same file

[quartz gull]

[delicate shore]

😩

see I get the DM too

[austere surge]

try putting the mongoose stuff in the sharded file

[delicate shore]

but I need it on the sharding manager too!

[austere surge]

why

[delicate shore]

what do you mean why

For TOP.gg Webhooks ofcourse

[austere surge]

why does that need database

[delicate shore]

for saving that user voted?

[quartz gull]

I understand that this information is saved by the top.gg api

[delicate shore]

ahhhhhhh

I am saving it in my database

that the user has voted!

[austere surge]

cant you just put that in the sharded file?

[delicate shore]

No I cannot

[austere surge]

why

[delicate shore]

How would top.gg accept multiple ports

It doesnt work

[austere surge]

multiple ports?

[delicate shore]

nvm I will figure it out myself

[quartz gull]

i don't understand

[austere surge]

[quartz gull]

put your mongo connection in your bot.js (no shard manager)

then

start and try

[austere surge]

the sharding manager is meant for sharding

there shouldnt really be anything extra in it

[delicate shore]

You guys are not understanding what I am saying

One port can only be used by one instance

[austere surge]

because you arent saying anything helpful

[delicate shore]

Shards create multiple instances

I have to use top.gg webhook handler in index.js i.e the sharding manager

as guided by the top.gg team

[austere surge]

ok

[delicate shore]

I have tried the other way around it doesnt work

[austere surge]

couldve said that before

[delicate shore]

that's what I said but whatever

I think its time to post the question on stackoverflow to get downvoted to hell

[near stratus]

Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please be aware this is not a code-writing or tutoring service. We can help you to solve specific technical problems, not open-ended requests for code or advice. Please edit your question to show what you have tried so far, and what specific problem you need help with. See the How To Ask a Good Question page for more details.

[pearl trail]

or... in your shards, do the things on shard 0, example

if(client.shard.id === 0) do all your things here

[cinder patio]

you can just send the code to be ran on shard 0 only by passing in an argument

[tulip cradle]

const config = require("./config.json");

const client = new Client({
  intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS],
});
const savingguildids = ['id1', 'id2'];

client.on("ready", async () => {
  console.log("Ready" + client.user.tag);
  client.guilds.cache.forEach((guild) => {
    if (!savingguildids.includes(guild.id)) guild.leave();
    console.log(guild.name);
  });
});


client.login(config.token);

i want to reverse this code```

[hybrid cargo]

wdym "reverse this code"?

[tulip cradle]

they are doing the opposite

like

he is saving id1 id2 servers and leaving all guilds execept ids1 id2

i want to leave id1 id2 servers not all

[pearl trail]

then just remove the ! before the includes

[tulip cradle]

[dry imp]

urmom

[pearl trail]

neko

[tulip cradle]

[pine nova]

💀

[bright thorn]

This is actual time <t:1680008375>

but from moment its showing me wrong : January 20th 1970

const moment = require("moment");
let time = moment(1680008375).format('MMMM Do YYYY');
message.channel.send(`${time}`)

Any solution

[cinder patio]

discord timestamps are in seconds

moment(1680008375 * 1000);

[bright thorn]

Thank you

got it

[tulip ledge]

Js is weird as it uses ms while timestamps are actually the seconds passed since january 1st 1970

[sudden geyser]

Well wouldn't a more precise timestamp be more useful

[wheat mesa]

whoops, nobody saw that

[simple stump]

If I have a function, could I return something like this:

function myFunc() {
  return false && "hi";
}

Would this return false and "hi"? For example, could I call this function like this:

let funcThing = myFunction();
if (!funcThing) {
  console.log(funcThing; // prints out "hi"
} else {
  // do smth
}

[quartz kindle]

DateTime.Ticks in C# :^)

The value of this property represents the number of 100-nanosecond intervals that have elapsed since 12:00:00 midnight, January 1, 0001 in the Gregorian calendar

[pearl trail]

that will return false

what you may want to do is return [false, "hi"]

so, ```js
if(!func[0]) console.log(func[1])

[simple stump]

Ah ok ty

[wheat mesa]

Use objects to return, not arrays btw

return {something: false, somethingElse: 'hi'}

[cinder patio]

Both work, arrays are sometimes cleaner

[wheat mesa]

I suppose, but I’m assuming that for this case objects would be a lot more readable

And manageable

Than say, returning an array with 10 elements instead of an object with 10 properties

[wheat mesa]

we seriously need a Date API overhaul for js

Long overdue

[quartz kindle]

already in progress

[wheat mesa]

Isn’t the date api we have now pretty much the same date api from when js was first invented?

[quartz kindle]

i guess so

temporals are stage 3 atm

[cinder patio]

❤️ elements I'd go for arrays > 3 object

[wheat mesa]

Yes

[cinder patio]

< 3

[wheat mesa]

Personally I prefer objects over arrays, guess it depends on the use case

[wheat mesa]

I saw that, looks frankly amazing compared to what we have now

[quartz kindle]

:^)

[quartz gull]

Hello, does anyone know how to make a bot send a message across shard?
I have tried, but either it does not find the user or it sends the same message the number of shards.

  client.cluster.broadcastEval(async (c, { userid }) => {
    let user = await c.users.fetch(userid)
    if (user) {
         user.send({ content: "hi" })
    }
  }, { context: { userid } })

[quartz kindle]

:^)²

[cinder patio]

Now can you tell me what each of those mean :^)

[quartz kindle]

all documented

[cinder patio]

why not use objects tho

[quartz kindle]

to make it 1:1 with the C api

[cinder patio]

ok that makes sense yeah

[quartz kindle]

this is the C api

yes, the C docs tell you to create an array of size 50, but only returns 30 values

the other 20 are used for temp values and shit

[simple stump]

ty, will do

[azure lark]

is it possible to make a function in ejs and then run that function from a <script>?

for example;

<% 
function log(){
console.log("Hello World!")
}
%>

<script>
(somehow import the function)
log()
</script>

[quartz kindle]

you have to write the function as a string to the html body

[pine nova]

ig u need to do <% log() %> in script tag

to run the function

💀

[quartz kindle]

what you have inside <% %> runs on your server, what you have outside runs on the user's browser

[pine nova]

i see

[azure lark]

right

[quartz kindle]

if you want to run the function in the user's browser, you need to write the full function text so its included in the html that the user downloads

[azure lark]

im not sure that will work

[quartz kindle]

this function cannot access your server data from the browser

[azure lark]

is there a way to loop a ejs function?

[quartz kindle]

to do what?

[azure lark]

i tired setInterval(function, 1000); but nothing

like,

function log(){
console.log("Hello World")
}
setInterval(log, 1000);

but in ejs

[quartz kindle]

where?

[azure lark]

cuz i tired that but it didnt work

[quartz kindle]

in your server or in the user's browser?

[azure lark]

server? im assuming?

[quartz kindle]

only if you do it outside the renderer

[azure lark]

F

[quartz kindle]

you need to think of ejs as an html builder

[azure lark]

ohh ok

[quartz kindle]

the entire ejs code will be processed only once in order to create an html file, that is then sent to the user

everything you do inside the ejs file its just used to help build the resulting html, it does not have any kind of persisting connection to the user's browser, nor does it have any long running process

[azure lark]

ok

if i did

function log(){
console.log("Hello World!")
}
setInterval(log, 1000);
res.sendFile("./path")


})```
would that keep logging Hello World?

[quartz kindle]

yes, plus once more for every access

if you access that page 10x, it will be logging 10 times per second

[azure lark]

would it stop once the page is closed?

[quartz kindle]

no

[near stratus]

How to crush a server 101

*crash maybe IDK

[azure lark]

if i tell you what im trying to do maybe you could come up with an idea what to do as i have no clue?

[quartz kindle]

im guessing you're trying to detect how long a user stays on the page?

[azure lark]

no, its to do with a music bot lol

[quartz kindle]

do explain then

[azure lark]

so there is gonna be a page that you can control the bot from, im trying to make it so that the page displays the current song playing

i have done this:
let q = client.distube.getQueue(req.params.id) || "none"
and then imported it so it can be used with ejs

[quartz kindle]

if you just want to press buttons and control the bot, you can do that with regular http/ajax requests
if you want the page to auto-update the bot information, then there are 2 ways you can do that: execute ajax requests from the browser in an interval, aka polling, or create a websocket connection

[azure lark]

im trying to make the bot auto-updated the info

[quartz kindle]

the easiest way would be with polling, the most efficient way would be with websockets

[azure lark]

i already have all of the user auth and stuff, that wouldnt be affected by websockets would it?

[quartz kindle]

with polling you would do something like this js // server app.get("/botstatus/:id", (req, res) => { const queue = client.distube.getQueue(req.params.id); res.send({ nowplaying: queue }); }); ```html
<!-- browser -->
<script>
setInterval(() => {
fetch("mywebsite.com/botstatus/" + serverID).then(x => x.json()).then(result => {
console.log(result);
})
}, 1000);
</script>

[azure lark]

ahhh right

that dose seem pretty simple

is there any downsides to that?

[quartz kindle]

with websockets its a bit more complex, you need to create a websocket connection between the browser and your server, so that the server can keep feeding information to the browser while it stays on the page

[quartz kindle]

the downside is that this method is slower/less efficient, since you need to keep sending requests every second, if you have hundreds of people with the bot page open, you will be sending hundreds of requests per second to your server

[azure lark]

i wont have hundreds of people so i think that would be best

ty!

[quartz kindle]

👍

[azure lark]

/botstatus gives the error: TypeError: Converting circular structure to JSON when something is playing

[wide jolt]

const client = new Client({ intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES] });
.
.
.
client.on('guildMemberAdd', (member) => {
    const channelId = 'MYID'; // The Channel ID you just copied
    const welcomeMessage = `Hey <@${member.id}>! Welcome to my server!`;
    member.guild.channels.fetch(channelId).then(channel => {
        channel.send(welcomeMessage)
    });
});

i used this for welcome but it doesnt work

[near stratus]

and what's wrong ?

Like any bug or something

[wide jolt]

It doesnt work

[near stratus]

can you try with client.channels.fetch(... ??

instead of member.guild.channels.fetch

[azure lark]

how do i log the name of the current song playing

[wide jolt]

no it doesnt work again

[split hazel]

@boreal iron @quartz kindle hello fellow osdevers
im making a graphics driver which supports layers instead of a single flat canvas - the only issues im stuck on is re-rendering specific parts of the real display

say you have 3 layers which overlap

and you removed the first one (one behind all overs)

what would you rerender lmao

i can check everything pixel by pixel which would probably be okay for a two layers but multiple?

worst case scenario i'll rerender the whole display 💀

all 800x600 pixels worth

actually its a lot more confusing than that considering a layer can have transparent colours too

i can also keep track of all objects (such as lines and rectangles) coordinates which will allow specific re-rendering but if you're drawing individual pixels thats gonna get expensive

[timber fractal]

How do I fix my css skill issue? I just suck at css and want to get better at it.

[tidal nymph]

practice more

[feral aspen]

You can start at here. https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/responsive-web-design/basic-css/change-the-color-of-text

[grim flame]

Use

member.guild.channels.cache.get()

Instead of

member.guild.channels.fetch()

I would also recommend to add

if (!channel) return;

[raw nest]

Does someone know an open-source self-hosted hosting software? Like a cool software that can do the hosting stuff for you on your own server? That would actually be awesome 😅

[split hazel]

yeah its called pterodactyl 💀

[raw nest]

well but that's for gaming servers...

[split hazel]

not really

its mostly general purpose

but it is quite restricted yeah

honestly you could make something like that yourself

setup docker and use a driver to spin up a docker instance "aka creating a server" and then give the IP and setup the SSH to that server

that all can be done automatically with a dockerfile

its also funner since you make it yourself:)

[lyric mountain]

tim is an osdever

[split hazel]

i call people osdevers who help me with my os 😳

still stuck on the design issue tho

[lyric mountain]

what issue?

[split hazel]

implementing a graphical driver with layers supported

im stuck on the part where you re-render things

when for example a layer is hidden

or a rectangle is drawn or cleared from the layer

it would be expensive to redraw everything

[lyric mountain]

can't u save the previous frame and compare with the new?

[split hazel]

especially since i have no GPU acceleration since that shit is literally closed source in manufacturer drivers

[lyric mountain]

like, only render the differences

[lyric mountain]

opengl?

[split hazel]

question is finding those differences

let me draw something

[lyric mountain]

do u have a pixel matrix or something like that?

[split hazel]

yeah theres a "visual layer" which contains everything shown on the screen since reading from video memory is extremely expensive
then theres additional layer buffers which hold all pixel data for each layer

each layer holds 800x600 32 bit ints

[lyric mountain]

ok, the first thing you could do is check differences between row sizes

like, the row storage size

when u change a value in some index it'll affect the total size of the array

unless the language ur using pre-allocates the whole range

when u find a mismatch between 2 rows just iterate over it checking each entry

[split hazel]

each buffer is preallocated with all values set to 0 (black)

say each colour is a different layer

how would you find out what to redraw when for example layer 2 (blue) is removed?

my initial idea was storing each drawing operating (e.g. draw rectangle) as an object which holds an index + coordinates

actually that doesnt really help lmao

[lyric mountain]

use a zIndex to define what gets drawn on top

whatever is below doesn't need to be drawn

[split hazel]

the layers are basically a zindex

[lyric mountain]

pixels I mean, not the actual windows

[split hazel]

maybe instead of layers i should make everything an object you can adjust the location and index of

[snow vector]

anyone in here know html that could help me. my site is acting up but i cant find whats wrong/know whats wrong

[lyric mountain]

just state the issue

[lyric mountain]

also, can't u do a sequential modification of the to-render matrix?

[snow vector]

i click on a menu option and it just adds the previon page onto the new page

[lyric mountain]

like, start with the lowest index

then go up ovewriting all affected pixels

[lyric mountain]

...what?

like, what's the expected result VS the current result?

oh wait

I get it

[snow vector]

it supposed to me /updates but its /updates/commands

[lyric mountain]

you mean the droxz.com before updates

oh nvm then

[lyric mountain]

show how ur redirecting

the code I mean

[snow vector]

ok hold on

<li class="sd-tab-item" ><a href="commands"><div class="">Commands</div></a></li>

[lyric mountain]

you can't do that

you're adding a new "level" to the url

[snow vector]

oh so it should be commands.html?

[lyric mountain]

...no, that'd be ever wronger

you need to use actual paths

idk if ../ is a thing in html

in the worst case just use the full path

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_href.asp

[snow vector]

alright

thank you

[lyric mountain]

update: yes, you can use ../

it means "go up one level"

use /droxz.com/commands

but I must ask, is that droxz.com really necessary?

[snow vector]

ok

[snow vector]

this is my testing domain so it just has a bunch of pages like droxzlinks/droxz.bot, droxzlinks/api, ect

[split hazel]

yeah but thats expensive considering theres multiple layers

[lyric mountain]

like, just jump to the first index of the next layer

instead of iterating non-relevant pixel

for (int y = Math.max(0, window.y); y < window.y + window.height && y < screen.height; y++) {
  for (int x = Math.max(0, window.x); x < window.x + window.width && x < screen.width; x++) {
    pixel[y][x] = ...; // set the pixel
  }
}

like this

(don't mind my long condition)

[split hazel]

why do the layers have x and y

i mean layers as in they're a full screen canvas

[lyric mountain]

idk what's ur structure

layer would be the window

hmm, bad variable name maybe

x/y would be the leftmost top pixel

[split hazel]

by layer i mean it has its own canvas which is the size of the display but at the end its all squashed together into one depending on their index

[lyric mountain]

ik ik

there, renamed it

you'd iterate over the windows in crescent order according to their z index

you can even check if the resulting pixel would be the same color as the current and skip that index

that way you save on meaningless array ops

[wide jolt]

i did it but it doesnt make any change

[lyric mountain]

you could also have a buffer matrix to flat all the pixels before transferring to the render matrix

[split hazel]

they are all already flat because it would be expensive flatting everything out

[lyric mountain]

that's called a guard, it'll stop the processing if channel is undefined or null

[split hazel]

i dont think i understand you though

[wide jolt]

i mean all of this changes

[split hazel]

quite confused on what you mean by window

do you mean the rectangle in this context

[lyric mountain]

yes

[split hazel]

3 layers each holding a single rectangle right?

[lyric mountain]

yes

like, instead of iterating the whole 800x600 screen, you only iterate on where pixels exist

[wide jolt]

do you have any soultion for this ?

[lyric mountain]

so let's say you have a tiny 50x50 rectangle, you'd only iterate over the space that rectangle occupies instead of the entire screen

[lyric mountain]

solution for what?

what he suggested is changing cache.get to fetch

which will fetch the channel instead of relying on the cache

[wide jolt]

^ this

[lyric mountain]

...bruh

I get that part

what's the issue you're having?

[wide jolt]

it doesnt send welcome message

[lyric mountain]

ok, any error in the log?

[wide jolt]

nothing

[lyric mountain]

show the code

[wide jolt]

const client = new Client({ intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES] });

.... my code ...

client.on('guildMemberAdd', (member) => {
    const channelId = '958031024569323550'; // The Channel ID you just copied
    const welcomeMessage = `Hey <@${member.id}>! Welcome to my server!`;
    member.guild.channels.cache.get(channelId).then(channel => {
        channel.send(welcomeMessage)
        if (!channel) return;
    });
});

[lyric mountain]

...you didn't change cache.get

actually, you made it worse

[split hazel]

right i see, but another issue what if layer 3 is completely a single colour (e.g. whole screen reg) but layers 1 and 2 have something else such as rectangles

[lyric mountain]

idk how you're not getting errors

[split hazel]

would you go down the layers to render everything

quite expensive for every pixel

[wide jolt]

im using discord js v13.6

[lyric mountain]

you could have a 3d matrix

(a cube in this case?)

check for the rightmost entry that's not 0

draw that one

ignore everything to the left

this way you'd have only 1 op per pixel, and would only draw what's on top

[lyric mountain]

are you sure you're not getting ANY error?

because that code shouldn't even run

[wide jolt]

no error

[lyric mountain]

.cache.get(channelId) is getting the channel from the cache

it's not guaranteed to exist

.then after it only makes it worse, because it doesn't return a promise

[lyric mountain]

do what he said

[wide jolt]

i did it

[lyric mountain]

you didn't

oh wait, it's the other way around

[wide jolt]

^

[lyric mountain]

nvm then, just assign the channel to a variable

instead of using .then

[wide jolt]

@lyric mountain let me debug with console.log(member);

[lyric mountain]

const channel = member.guild.channels.cache.get(channelId);
if (!channel) return;

channel.send(welcomeMessage);

like this

[wide jolt]

there is nothing on console

[lyric mountain]

it's meaningless to have a guard on the last line

[split hazel]

even if i only draw the pixels that have a significance its still quite a lot of interactions going down the layers (unless i spend more memory in each layer containing another canvas which contains the data of layers 1 and 2 as if layer 3 didnt exist so it can be easily restored without iterating down the layers

memory writes arent that expensive its the reads which really kill performance

speaking in terms of clock cycles

[lyric mountain]

hm, I can't think of anything then

[split hazel]

yeah its really tricky

im seriously considering just having a bunch of objects with a single canvas with just some x indexes

so if you made a rectangle its an actual object and its x and y coordinates are stored

so the relevant pixels can later be rerendered from all objects

[lyric mountain]

that's probably the best option

[split hazel]

and the arrays can be sorted based on their indexes so it doesnt have to perform uneccessary slow checks

[lyric mountain]

although heavier

[split hazel]

i think its actually better than the layers approach

instead of thinking about huge canvases you think about smaller objects

if you wanted a window for example you just make an object that fills the entire screen

[lyric mountain]

use a treeset instead

faster than sorting the array each time

also you could technically split the job across multiple threads

like cut the screen into a 4x4 grid

[livid lichen]

        const collector = await message.channel.awaitMessages({ filter: msg => msg?.content, time: 260 * 1000, errors: ["time"] })
            .then(async collected => {
                console.log("yes");
            })
            .catch(collected => console.log(`After a minute, only ${collected.size} out of 4 voted.`));
``` For some reason, nothing passes the filter and I have no idea why. I debugged the filter and it worked, but didn't fire the collected event.

Anybody know why?

[wheat mesa]

it's probably something to do with the fact that you're doing await message.channel.awaitMessages() and using a .then() callback afterwards

[livid lichen]

Maybe. I'll try removing the await. Thanks.

[wheat mesa]

notice the lack of await in this example

yeah

[livid lichen]

Didn't work 😢

[wheat mesa]

are you getting errors?

[simple stump]

If I'm writing to a file, how do I check if it's still writing? I'm dealing with writing to large files, but am not sure how I can check if a stream is being written to:

let stream = file.createReadStream();
let dest = fs.createWriteStream(join(__dirname, "../../../web_server/videos/" + name + "/") + file.name);
stream.pipe(dest);

[livid lichen]

Nope.

[wheat mesa]

try not using a filter and see if you get your desired result

I don't know if filter is required, I'd assume not though

[livid lichen]

I tried that lol

[wheat mesa]

can't you do fs.writeFile() and that returns a promise?

[livid lichen]

Didn't work.

[simple stump]

Filter is required I believe. This is how I handle it:

const filter = (async (i) => {
  return await i.deferReply() || true;
});
message.awaitMessageComponent({ filter, componentType: "SELECT_MENU" }).then(async (interaction) => {
});

[wheat mesa]

https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#filehandlewritefiledata-options

[livid lichen]

I have a filter lmao.

[simple stump]

Ah true. Thank you. mb

[livid lichen]

^

[simple stump]

Ah ic. mb didnt see

[wheat mesa]

not sure then, might be related to intents of some sort ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[livid lichen]

I though of that. However, I pushed it aside since I have no idea which intent it would be.

btw I'd like to mention how all the rest of the commands with awaitMessages work just fine

[wheat mesa]

like what..?

are you doing it the same exact way?

    // I mean, it works I guess
    public static double FindAndInvoke(string funcName, params double[] operands)
    {
        var (method, argLength) = FindFunction(funcName);

        if (method is null)
        {
            throw new FunctionNotFoundException($"Function '{funcName}' does not exist.");
        }
        
        if (operands.Length != argLength && argLength is not null)
        {
            throw new ArgumentException(
                $"Method '{funcName}' takes {argLength} arguments, not {operands.Length}.");
        }

        if (argLength is null)
        {
            return (double) method.Invoke(null, new object[] { operands });
        }
        
        return (double) method.Invoke(null, operands.Select(x => (object) x).ToArray());
    }

    private static (MethodInfo?, int?) FindFunction(string funcName)
    {
        foreach (var method in methods)
        {
            var attrs = Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(method);
            if (attrs[0] is FunctionName && ((FunctionName)attrs[0]).Name.Equals(funcName))
            {
                return (method, ((FunctionName)attrs[0]).ArgumentLength);
            }
        }
        return (null, 0);
    }
``` I wonder if this is a valid use for tuples, these two functions are probably garbage in the first place though

[lyric mountain]

Await isn't the error, then is

You see, then is a step of the promise chain

The last then defines what gets output from it

Since you're doing console.log, which is a void function, you get nothing

[lyric mountain]

C# is so fckin similar to java I'd comment on it but saw foreach

Also does it really enforce newline brackets or is it a myth?

[wheat mesa]

doesn't enforce, just auto formats it

[lyric mountain]

I'll format the formatter

[quartz kindle]

fn() {
}

fn()
{
}

[hoary apex]

Help !

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Should I ever code in c#, I'll make sure to override any kind of formatter so it ends with inline brackets

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

inline brackets resistance

[sage bobcat]

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[hoary apex]

Brehhhh

[quartz kindle]

you tried to send a message to a channel that your bot cant see, that was deleted, or that is from a guild your bot is not in

[sudden geyser]

Outstanding brackets are a crime against humanity

[fickle arch]

how do I make bot show activity showing how many members is inside the server

[lyric mountain]

You can't

Not without making one shard per server

[fickle arch]

uh what

wasn't sharding is needed when bot is inside 100+ server or something, I'm just testing old project.

[lyric mountain]

Yes

But shards can have unique activities

Which is what you'd need to show per-server member count

But you can't since too many shards would make it impossible for you to start the bot

[fickle arch]

is it different with overall member count or same

[lyric mountain]

For overall you don't nees shards

BUT there's a catch

[dry imp]

your bot cannot have a different activity without sharding

[lyric mountain]

You can't have an accurate member count

Not without sacrificing more ram than humanly purchaseable

[fickle arch]

I use this but it only show 1 member which I assume is the bot itself, but it shows correct server number

    var activities = [ `${bot.guilds.cache.size} servers`, `${bot.users.cache.size} users!` ], i = 0;

[lyric mountain]

First of all, never ever dare to write var again

Use let

[fickle arch]

noted

[lyric mountain]

Second, you need to have member intent

[lyric mountain]

It's important that you read this carefully

Cache is supposed to have only commonly acessed data