development

[fluid garden]

The problem that idk how to get that url

This is my problem

[lyric mountain]

ur problem is not using google

[fluid garden]

I made much file but after 1 day it getting not working

And now iam stucked here

Idk what happened

What happening

[wheat mesa]

You didn’t give a valid token when calling client.login()

The error is fairly self explanatory

[fluid garden]

But i did

Not working in qnytoken

Idk why

I also made another bot

And didnt worked

[wheat mesa]

I’m going to tell you that you did not give it a valid token otherwise it would be working

[fluid garden]

Ok

[wheat mesa]

The error tells you what’s wrong, regenerate your token and try again with that token

[fluid garden]

Ok

Still same eroor

[wheat mesa]

Can you show what you’re doing in the code? (With hiding your token obviously)

[fluid garden]

This token is reste dont worry

[wheat mesa]

Ok but where is the client.login() call located

The json is meaningless if it’s not loaded correctly

[fluid garden]

Sec

How to find it?

[pine nova]

index.js?

[fluid garden]

Ok

[earnest phoenix]

[pine nova]

💀

[fluid garden]

Then?

[wheat mesa]

Did you make this bot?

[earnest phoenix]

i think his not

[pine nova]

yea

[fluid garden]

It is for my friend he dont know how to host i tried like i hosted mine

But dodnt work

Me py

[pine nova]

oh

💀

[wheat mesa]

Again, his setup might not be like yours

[fluid garden]

Where to search in index?

[wheat mesa]

You have to look for the call to client.login()

[fluid garden]

K

Oh my token is in config

Not env

[pine nova]

💀

[fluid garden]

What should i use?

[pine nova]

import the json file

[wheat mesa]

Or add a secret

Either one

[fluid garden]

I cant paste the client?

[pine nova]

const config = require('./config.json') at the top
client.login(config.token)

[wheat mesa]

You can but it’s not good to keep the token directly in your code

[pine nova]

mhm

[wheat mesa]

I’d recommend using replit’s secrets feature

That puts the variables into the env

And it should work after that

[fluid garden]

Where to put client? Now in config file?

[pine nova]

no

[fluid garden]

Where

[pine nova]

u dont need to put client anywhere

💀

[wheat mesa]

What? Just keep the code as it was, and use secrets

[fluid garden]

I puted in client.login what u said

[wheat mesa]

On the left side of the website there should be a “secrets” tab

[fluid garden]

For me

Ya

[wheat mesa]

Change it back to what it was

[fluid garden]

Ok sec

[wheat mesa]

And then go to the secrets tab, make the key token and make the value your token

[fluid garden]

Ok and in the config file?

[wheat mesa]

The config file is irrelevant for the token after that

[fluid garden]

Oh ok

Not loading all

Why

It was loading fast vefore shiw the errors

[wheat mesa]

Replit is slow, but I don’t know why it’s loading slowly. I do not have the code

[fluid garden]

Can u help me?

[wheat mesa]

I think you should learn some js before that :p

[sick agate]

also use screenshots please

[fluid garden]

Iam not logged in pc roght now my ping slow

[sick agate]

oh sure

[wheat mesa]

It’s very difficult to help someone with something that could be a complex problem if they’re essentially asking you for a step by step by step explanation

[fluid garden]

Whoo can help me?

From link

[wheat mesa]

We don’t spoonfeed code here if that’s what you’re expecting :p

[fluid garden]

Just see code u cant edit

[pine nova]

💀

[fluid garden]

?

Tf no error found

[wheat mesa]

Personally I’m not going to look over your friends entire project to try to fix the code he wrote. You need to ask specific questions. Ambiguous questions will receive ambiguous answers

[fluid garden]

Iam not reiciving

[pine nova]

just help the man bruh 😔

[fluid garden]

Wrror

Iam not getting erros

[pine nova]

whats the problem tho

[fluid garden]

Idk

[pine nova]

what?

[fluid garden]

Not logging

[pine nova]

logging what?

[fluid garden]

Bot not going online for no reason

[pine nova]

prolly slow

[fluid garden]

Oh worked it was replit problem

Tysm all ♡

U made my day cz me and my friend each one ckded a bot to grow a community

How can i get the project link for uptime robot? Last time i did errors started

Oh i got it

Uptime robot good for replit 24/7 ?

[tidal nymph]

I keep getting DiscordAPIError: Missing Permissions when I tried to send a message even though I checked these permissions

 [
    Permissions.FLAGS.VIEW_CHANNEL,
    Permissions.FLAGS.SEND_MESSAGES,
    Permissions.FLAGS.READ_MESSAGE_HISTORY,
    Permissions.FLAGS.USE_EXTERNAL_EMOJIS,
    Permissions.FLAGS.EMBED_LINKS,
]

Which permissions that im missing to prevent getting that error again

[fluid garden]

Oh

Review your codes

And ehen invite bot give all perms

[lyric mountain]

files

[tidal nymph]

the bot doesn't send file in messages it sends

[lyric mountain]

did u account for channel overrides?

[tidal nymph]

do you mean that did I check for channel perm?

[lyric mountain]

ye

[fluid garden]

Now my bot will still alive?

[tidal nymph]

I did

[fluid garden]

24/7?

[tidal nymph]

literally showed u the code block like 1hr ago

[fluid garden]

?

[lyric mountain]

well, idk then, are u sure it doesn't show what permission it lacks?

if anything, go adding one perm at a time to see when it stops erroring

[fluid garden]

Give the bot all permissions then test permissions 1 by 1

Like remove a permission if didnt show error back it

When u reach the permission that without it

Bot send error

Add it as requirement

[tidal nymph]

hmm, okay I guess I have to go the hard way

[fluid garden]

Ya

[tidal nymph]

quite dumb that discord doesn't show which perm it needs

[lyric mountain]

do the other way around

[fluid garden]

No other way

[lyric mountain]

add perms one by one, it's a shorter path

[fluid garden]

Ya

[lyric mountain]

that's what I find weird, cuz for JDA I always get what perm it lacks

maybe it's d.js that's not showing

[tidal nymph]

weirdchamp, library diff

💀

[fluid garden]

Btw hiw to be sure that my bot will still online using uptime robot

[lyric mountain]

just wait

see if it goes offline about 10 minutes or so

[fluid garden]

Oh ok

[tidal nymph]

@lyric mountain sorry for ping but after I checked, it only needed VIEW_CHANNEL,SEND_MESSAGES,EMBED_LINKS

I also checked the channel that giving the error, it does give the bot those permissions as well

[lyric mountain]

did u try with every perm?

[sharp saddle]

is it possible to fix a flexbox under the screen?

[tidal nymph]

I tried those 3 I mentioned, after having all 3, it was able to send the message

[sharp saddle]

like this navbar

[lyric mountain]

position: fixed; bottom: 0px

[sharp saddle]

flexbox

[tidal nymph]

I was adding 1 by 1

and the bot only needs those perms to send msg

[lyric mountain]

u mean the navbar is inside a flexbox?

[sharp saddle]

yes

result:

it breaks the navbar

[lyric mountain]

fixed works like absolute, it ignores wherever it is

if anything put it inside a div

[tidal nymph]

yea, double checked the result is still the same

💀 why this is so weird

so what do I do now?

[earnest phoenix]

If you want your bot to be active 24/7 you have to buy a vps

[eternal osprey]

count[id] = {
       opt1: [],
       opt2: [],
       opt3: [],
       opt4: [],
       opt5: [],
       opt6: [],
       opt7: []
      }``` Lets suppose the opt variables all hold a number from 1-4. How would i get the number that's the most occuring?

[proven lantern]

const ones = [...count[0].opt1, ...count[0].opt2].reduce((acc, n) => n === 1 ? acc + 1 : acc, 0);

const twos = [...count[0].opt1, ...count[0].opt2].reduce((acc, n) => n === 2 ? acc + 1 : acc, 0);

const threes = [...count[0].opt1, ...count[0].opt2].reduce((acc, n) => n === 3 ? acc + 1 : acc, 0);

const fours = [...count[0].opt1, ...count[0].opt2].reduce((acc, n) => n === 4 ? acc + 1 : acc, 0);

[lyric mountain]

what in tarnation

doesn't js have any kind of bag?

[eternal osprey]

this whole code fucks my head lmao.

wouldn't this basically just categorize the numbers?

I am just trying to get the number that is most occuring in all opt variables

[proven lantern]

const most = Math.max(ones,twos,threes,fours)```

if(most === ones){}else if(most === twos)```

[proven lantern]

it counts the occurrence of each number

[eternal osprey]

ah i see! Let me try!

[proven lantern]

[...count[0].opt1, ...count[0].opt2]

this part will need to include all the opts

and just do that once and save it to a variable

[proven lantern]

bag?

[lyric mountain]

a bag is a collection like a map, but it groups values by a common property

[proven lantern]

tricky

[lyric mountain]

and it always keep track of the amount under a certain key

[lyric mountain]

not really, it's just a map where u can have more than one value under a key

but it's made exactly for cases where u want a count of each group

[proven lantern]

i guess one could use that same type of logic with js

{
  "ones": []
  "twos": []
}```

populating that would be annoying

[quartz kindle]

const occurenceCount = Object.values(count[id]).reduce((a,c) => {
  c.forEach(x => {
    if(!a.x) { a.x = 0; }
    a.x++;
  });
  return a;
}, {});

const highestOccurence = Object.keys(occurenceCount).sort((a,b) => occurenceCount[b] - occurenceCount[a])[0];

[split hazel]

@earnest phoenix do you happen to know how to solve this

for some reason on node 18 from a package that uses superagent every request gets logged in console and completely floods it

dont know if its a node issue

oh i think its just an unhandled rejection very badly presented

[quartz kindle]

apparently the new fetch in node 18 is pretty bad

also missing a lot of features

and its seriously screwing over a lot of browser-compatible libs that use native fetch detection

[split hazel]

rip

anyone know an api where i can get the closing price of bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency in a weeks time

if anyone else if interested i found this great api someone posted and its very simple to use (prices element contains an array of arrays and the second index of that array is the closing price, i set the currency to btc with the value shown in gbp in a day interval)
https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/coins/bitcoin/market_chart?vs_currency=GBP&days=7&interval=daily

[lyric mountain]

but with bags u don't create any group

it's like ```java
var bag = new HashBag<Integer>(Integer::compareTo);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);

bag.getCount(1); // returns 3

[proven lantern]

nice, that is fancy

[proven lantern]

i made it ```js
function HashBag() {
this.add = function(thing) {
this[thing] = this[thing] ? this[thing] + 1 : 1;
}
this.getCount = function (thing) {
return this[thing];
}
}

const bag = new HashBag();
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);

bag.getCount(1);

whoops

[split hazel]

tfw you decide to use the old way of making classes instead of the new way

[proven lantern]

fixed

lol

[woeful pike]

smh at least use prototypes correctly if you're gonna do that

[proven lantern]

it's wonderful

[split hazel]

using the new keyword on functions looks really strange

welcome to javascript

[proven lantern]

class shouldn't be in the language

and new

[split hazel]

suppose its more verbose

you are making a "new" instance of the class

aka calling the constructor

[proven lantern]

you dont need classes to do oop

just need objects

class free oop

[split hazel]

you're the type of guy to use structs to make a class in c++

[woeful pike]

youre dunking on class syntax but you just did methods wrong

so clearly the syntactic sugar is helpful

[proven lantern]

pure functions > methods

i never write classes

[split hazel]

anyways random message but i often see when people move from js to c++ or any other similar language they use new instead of just making the class by "calling" it which will actually allocate a new object on the heap leading to leaks

[woeful pike]

okay if you're gonna do function syntax pls learn what prototypes are

[proven lantern]

i always use arrows even though it's less verbose

[woeful pike]

it's not an arrow problem

your example here creates a new copy of those 2 methods for every object. Class methods are not copied across different instances, only fields

[proven lantern]

how does this make you feel?

function HashBag() {
    return function HashBag() {
        this.add = function (thing) {
            this[thing] = this[thing] ? this[thing] + 1 : 1;
        }
        this.getCount = function (thing) {
            return this[thing];
        }
    }
}

const bag = new new HashBag()();
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);

bag.getCount(1);

[woeful pike]

if you wanna do it correctly you gotta use HashBag.prototype.add = function(){...}

[split hazel]

💀

[woeful pike]

and it sounds like you didn't know that so I don't get why you'd rip on class syntax

[proven lantern]

function HashBag() {
    const map = {};
    const add = function (thing) {
        map[thing] = map[thing] ? map[thing] + 1 : 1;
    };
    const getCount = function (thing) {
        return map[thing];
    };

    return Object.freeze({
        add,getCount
    })
}

const bag = new HashBag();
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(1);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(2);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);
bag.add(3);

bag.getCount(1);

even better than prototypes

i know about prototypes

saves a tiny bit of memory

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[split hazel]

lmao

that's the spirit my man

[wheat mesa]

That just looks like a very annoying and inconvenient way to write classes for no reason

[woeful pike]

create a closure for every method pog

[split hazel]

this guy is the equivalent of me in c++

[wheat mesa]

Classes are there for your convenience, you are not better off not using syntactic sugar because it saves a tiny bit of performance

[woeful pike]

I mean you might as well just remove the new in this case

since that's just a factory function

[wheat mesa]

If you cared about that tiny bit of performance, you’d be using a language geared towards performance

[woeful pike]

I do prefer factory functions over classes tho because no this

[quartz kindle]

class HashBag {
  constructor() {
    this.data = {};
  }
  add(thing) {
    if(!this.data[thing]) { this.data[thing] = 0; }
    return this.data[thing]++;
  }
  getCount(thing) {
    return this.data[thing];
  }
}
``` here, is this what you guys wanted to see?

[wheat mesa]

I don’t see what the point of making something more unreadable is though tbh

[proven lantern]

i hate this

it's a code smell

[split hazel]

I think you should scrap the function class overall and just make each of the class elements without the parent class, saves a bit of memory and performance

[wheat mesa]

Because 15 bytes of memory overhead really matters when you’re using a runtime that already takes 40+mb of memory to even run

[split hazel]

that's what you'd do in c anyways since there's no classes

[proven lantern]

i can mutate this object once i get it

[split hazel]

trying to micro optimise in a language like js 💀

[quartz kindle]

yes thats me

[split hazel]

I don't even care unless it's a large difference

in c++ tho I stick to c apis

std::cout? streams are slow af and take up memory im sticking to printf

std::vector? allocates space on heap + is a literal class so overhead 101 im sticking to allocating c arrays on stack

just don't pass them to another function because for some reason stack overflow occurs

[wheat mesa]

depends on your use case

the standard lib is meant to make life more convenient by not having to do things manually like you would in c

[split hazel]

yeah though I see a lot of things are overcomplicated I would say

[wheat mesa]

C++ just feels like standard lib overload sometimes though, I agree

[split hazel]

and it all costs performance and since I don't need the features they offer I stick to c apis

[quartz kindle]

this better for you guys?

[wheat mesa]

does it make my shift key not sticky after the coffee I spilled on it?

[proven lantern]

data isn't private

only add and getCount should be public

[wheat mesa]

put a # on it

[quartz kindle]

who cares

[wheat mesa]

or use typescript

[proven lantern]

makes it cleaner for the user

force them to use the getters and setters

[wheat mesa]

ok then use java...?

[proven lantern]

kotlin isn't too bad. does that count as j**a?

[wheat mesa]

no but that's a jvm lang so kinda close

[proven lantern]

that's good enough for me

[split hazel]

unoptimised use web assembly instead

web assembly is basically bytecode 💀

[quartz kindle]

@proven lantern

[lament rock]

private fields in typescript can be destroyed just by accessing object[property] with a string just types as string and not as const

only real way

[wheat mesa]

but at that point you're intentionally accessing them

when you know you shouldn't be

[proven lantern]

my eyes are burning

[lament rock]

Does intent matter to people who want to fuck with internals

[quartz kindle]

enjoy your memory leak

:^)

[hidden gorge]

is there a reason that might be causing this?

[wheat mesa]

outdated route?

Are you using an old version of djs?

[hidden gorge]

v12

[wheat mesa]

Or probably a user that doesn't exist

[quartz kindle]

you have an uncaught promise

[wheat mesa]

Something like that

[lament rock]

That stack trace tells us nothing because they don't modify the stack

[quartz kindle]

you need to properly catch the promise to obtain a proper stack trace

[wheat mesa]

I saw 404 and my mind went to non-existent route... Agh

[proven lantern]

it could also be an await call that isn't in a try/catch

[quartz kindle]

@proven lanternthere you go

[proven lantern]

not too bad, but this is used.

[quartz kindle]

why are you so against this?

i mean, what other alternative there is?

some hacky closure?

[proven lantern]

i never use it. i just do map/reduce type stuff for everything

[quartz kindle]

wot

i mean

[proven lantern]

i'm not making a lib though

[quartz kindle]

if you want something that is reusable, but at the same time independent from its own copies

you need some kind of this

how would you create multiple instances of HashBag each with its own counts?

[proven lantern]

i'd do something like this

[quartz kindle]

thats not what im saying

[proven lantern]

i'd solve the problem a different way

[quartz kindle]

sure you can programatically solve everything you want, but what if you dont want to necessarily solve X, but to create a structure to use for X

[proven lantern]

then i'd create classes

[quartz kindle]

yeah

but you said you dont like them

[proven lantern]

well i'd make my type of class

[quartz kindle]

lel

[lyric mountain]

but u gotta extend list

[lyric mountain]

now extend collection

and you've re-created a hashbag

(well, not really a hashbag but anyway)

[quartz kindle]

techincally

it is one if you use Map as the container

[lyric mountain]

I mean, the HashBag is list-like, but it's grouped by hash I guess

it has everything a list has

[quartz kindle]

im pretty sure Map uses a hash table so it kinda is grouped by hashes

ex dee

[proven lantern]

I think the name HashBag was inspired by Weezer

nothing to do with maps

or hashmaps

[lyric mountain]

oh it's a actually a java collection naming convention

HashSet, HashMap, HashBag, etc

there are also Tree___ and Array___

[quartz kindle]

it does have to do with hashes and maps, since hashing is a requirement to check for equality and incrementing counts

and map for storing the count values

[proven lantern]

i choose to believe the weezer thing

[proven lantern]

you can always figure out a way to solve the problem with composition. you dont need to create inheritance structures that are always broken

[lyric mountain]

inheritance is good if ur dealing with generics or superclasses

which is like, 99% use-cases for java collections

[feral aspen]

When it comes to collectors like these, should I be filtering the user or should I also be filtering the message, too? I'm talking in pFilter.

It tried to read int.message.id === p.id but that threw the error of TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id') in the first int.message.id.

I've tried debugging for a while, can't seem to figure out which line I should stop at since I'm trying to figure why .id is on an undefined value??

[proven lantern]

try removing int and just use message

const pFilter = message => message.id === p.id && ...

[feral aspen]

What, why so?

[proven lantern]

i saw this
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70142300/createmessagecomponentcollector-allow-only-opponent-discord-jsv13

[feral aspen]

Fair, the above user doesn't check if message id is same or not.

[earnest phoenix]

Is there any bots that can verify my rocket league account

[proven lantern]

yep, but there isn't that nesting

[earnest phoenix]

What does nesting mean

[proven lantern]

an object inside an object

like nesting dolls

[earnest phoenix]

So when you say there isn’t that object inside a object taht means

[proven lantern]

int.message.id vs message.id

each dot is nesting

[earnest phoenix]

Uh I don’t know if taht has to do with what I was saying about a bot

[earnest phoenix]

I there and can I have link

[proven lantern]

i was talking to the Hamoodi

[earnest phoenix]

Oh

So is there a bot ues or no

Yes

[feral aspen]

Ohh... well I figured out the issue that there is no ID on a ButtonUpdate. ;-;

[earnest phoenix]

Yes or no

[wheat mesa]

This is a channel for asking about help with programming/development. This is not the channel to ask about that

[earnest phoenix]

Ok where is the channel for that

[wheat mesa]

Read the channel topics, #general is probably the place to ask, but just remember that if people don’t answer your question, asking it over and over again might annoy them so use it sparingly :p

[earnest phoenix]

The channel is dead

[wheat mesa]

Well, it’s one of the few appropriate places to ask about that

¯_(ツ)_/¯

Nobody is entitled to answer your question immediately, you might just have to sit patiently for a bit

Or ask around some rocket league servers too

[proven lantern]

¯_(ツ)_/¯ ™️

[earnest phoenix]

Oh ok

[earnest phoenix]

Could you answer my question in general

[proven lantern]

that's mine now

[earnest phoenix]

Huh

[wheat mesa]

Nobody is entitled to answer your question immediately, you might just have to sit patiently for a bit

[proven lantern]

i added a ™️

it's mine now

[boreal iron]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[earnest phoenix]

Ok I will look at rocket league server

[proven lantern]

Tim i know i said your code made my eyes burn, but could you look at my code and see why it might be caching the server count?

[quartz kindle]

last time you showed it, it should not be possible

[proven lantern]

it's magic

dang

aws ec2 magic

[quartz kindle]

btw how do you know its being cached? how are you checking that the value is incorrect?

[lyric mountain]

I fear no man

But this

It scares me

[proven lantern]

it never changes

[proven lantern]

i did ctrl + alt + l, but undid it

[quartz kindle]

are you kicking/inviting it from guilds to test that?

[lyric mountain]

May I ask why do u have 7 try-catches?

[proven lantern]

i log every 4 hours and it's always the same response, but when i run it locally it'll show a +2/+3 guilds

[feral aspen]

Hey, KuuHaKu.

Why have we defined two classes?

[proven lantern]

this is my latest server log

that's when i run locally

[lyric mountain]

Because type is expected to have channel/user/message/etc properties

[quartz kindle]

btw, how is this not spamming your console?

[lyric mountain]

To have such properties you need to make a class

[proven lantern]

my logs rotate

[lyric mountain]

U could remove the superclass, but then you'd need to conform with new Type(id)

[proven lantern]

at 12am UTC

it only runs once every 4 hours

[woeful pike]

I know nobody cares but I just used prolog to solve a riddle 😃

-The first number is even
-The second number is half of the first one
-the third number is double the first
-the sum of all three are equal to 14

this is actually so fun

[proven lantern]

do you have the leetcode link?

[lyric mountain]

Xet

[feral aspen]

My mornings as well. 😂

[quartz kindle]

you run the function on all shards, and you expect it to fail on all of them except the last one, but even the failed ones still create an interval, so you have one interval running for each shard anyway, which should be executing the update function multiple times

[feral aspen]

Fair, since it is throwing multiple errors.

[lyric mountain]

I had to consult the doctor, sadly xet was diagnosed with nerd

[woeful pike]

it's not leetcode. Just a normal riddle/math problem

[lyric mountain]

Which ones?

[feral aspen]

Is it possible to put empty constructors?

[lyric mountain]

Ah, then js doesn't allow inner classes

[proven lantern]

oh, that's not good

[woeful pike]

you can do Type = class { ... } and that should work

but it's an incredibly stupid idea

[feral aspen]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28784375/nested-es6-classes

[lyric mountain]

Context: he wants to be able to do something akin to From.type(id).channel

[woeful pike]

just don't export the class from the file and it's pretty much private

[proven lantern]

should i lift that function out into the index.js?

[lyric mountain]

Bonus points if u manage to remove the From part

[feral aspen]

To be honest, I'm doing the above but replacing the final value of GUILD_CHANNEL to like This is a guild channel.

[quartz kindle]

it would be better to have the top.gg thing in the sharding manager yes, you can use shard.eval() for obtaining the guild data

the shard you get from manager.on("spawn")

[quartz kindle]

im still very confused with what you're trying to do

can you show some examples?

[feral aspen]

Tim.

[quartz kindle]

i know that, and i askd the same question back then

[lyric mountain]

I believe it's a jack-of-all-trades util function

[feral aspen]

You did? I may have not noticed since I was out and I was trying to find an explanation.

[quartz kindle]

because type(id).channel doesnt make sense because you cant know what kind of data it is from an id alone

[feral aspen]

I would know since I would be putting the value of id.

[lyric mountain]

What I suggested is either throwing on wrong usage or returning null

[feral aspen]

I'll be the one putting it (in the code, not in the user interaction).

[quartz kindle]

thats why i asked for examples

of you using this code

[feral aspen]

On how the result should be?

Moment.

[quartz kindle]

how you would use this class/function in an actual piece of code

[feral aspen]

The original values of channel.type is all capitalised and I don't think users would want to even spend time trying to understand what it means.

It's why I want to convert them to understandable english.

[quartz kindle]

so all you want is change the text for channel type?

nothing else?

[feral aspen]

Indeed.

[quartz kindle]

just use an object

[feral aspen]

I mean, probably, in other cases can be a message,.

[feral aspen]

I was thinking of that, yup, so each property would be the channel type and the value with its actual english sentence, type of thing.

I'll need to use this object across multiple files, so...

[quartz kindle]

const types = {
  GUILD_TEXT: "This is a text channel",
  GUILD_VOICE: "This is a voice channel"
};

types[channel.type]

yes

[feral aspen]

Can I export this object and use it in file a.js supposedly the file containing this object is in types.js.

[quartz kindle]

sure

[feral aspen]

It would be export const types or is that for functions?

[quartz kindle]

yeah, if you're using ts

[feral aspen]

Unfortunately, not.

I'm using Javascript, at this case.

[quartz kindle]

then its just module.exports = { ... }

[feral aspen]

in { ... } would be the properties, right?

[quartz kindle]

yes

[feral aspen]

Sweet.

[quartz kindle]

then you can do const types = require("./types.js")

[feral aspen]

I'll be adding nested objects (I think that's what it is called).

... like types.channel or types.message, etc.

[quartz kindle]

yeah you can do that

[feral aspen]

Fair enough. 👍

[quartz kindle]

then use it as types.channel[channel.type]

[feral aspen]

For sure. :)

[proven lantern]

i am failing. is this the right idea?

i made some changes, but still broken

[quartz kindle]

manager.spawn();

setInterval(async () => {
  const data = await manager.fetchClientValues("guilds.cache.size");
  const total = data.reduce(...)
  ...
}, 4 hours);

[proven lantern]

ah, i was passing the shard over

whoops

[quartz kindle]

if you want to delay until everything is ready, you can do something like this ```js

manager.once("ready", async () => {
do stuff
});

manager.on("shardCreate", shard => {
shard.on("ready", () => {
if(manager.shards.every(x => x.ready)) {
manager.emit("ready");
}
});
});

[proven lantern]

it seemed to work when the manager was passed in

i think the spawn method wait until all shards are ready before returning

[raw nest]

How can I convert times like "30min" or "20d" into seconds? Is there a function or something?

[quartz kindle]

untill all are spawned, not necessarily ready, but since the manager waits 5 seconds before each spawn, its mostly the same thing, just a few seconds difference

[quartz kindle]

no, you'll need to create your own, or use an existing package

[raw nest]

okay thank you^^

[proven lantern]

ah, that could be a problem

[quartz kindle]

for example this one

https://npm.io/package/ms

[raw nest]

thanks <3

[feral aspen]

Is there a simple way to simplify this?

const capitalise = (value) => {
    let each = value.split(" ");
        
    let final = []
    for (let e of each) final.push(e.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + e.slice(1));

    return final.join(" ")
};

console.log(capitalise('hifi wefwfe'));

Capitalising the first letter of each word.

[wheat mesa]

Like Title Case?

this is what I have for mine: ```ts
export function toTitleCase(value: string): string {
return value
.replace(/_/g, ' ')
.split(' ')
.map(word => {
return word.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + word.substr(1).toLowerCase();
})
.join(' ');
}

[lyric mountain]

value.replace(/\\s[a-z]/g, v -> v.toUpperCase())

[raw nest]

I'm building an NPM package and want to use prisma for an sqlite database. Now if I publish it and install it on a separate server it first needs to initalize etc. Can I make this automatically? Like when the user installs the npm package it auto initializes etc.?

[proven lantern]

how about this?js export function toTitleCase(value) { return value .split('_') .map(word => word.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + word.substr(1).toLowerCase()) .join(' '); }

[wheat mesa]

?

The idea is that the value is split by spaces, but underscores are handled as spaces with the .replace call

[proven lantern]

    .replace(/_/g, ' ')
    .split(' ')```

[wheat mesa]

so that you could pass something like i_love_js and i love js and they would both be converted to I Love Js

[lyric mountain]

Really?

value.replace(/ [a-z]/g, v -> v.toUpperCase()) then

[proven lantern]

.split(/[_\s]/g)```

[wheat mesa]

too much of an unreadable mess to use that much regex

I'd prefer to keep regex out as much as possible

[lyric mountain]

Mine barely has size

And it'd be faster than splitting and joining the string on a loop

[wheat mesa]

you sure? regex is hella slow

[lyric mountain]

Only when you do big regexes or use it on trivial tasks

String is immutable, so every single operation you do is creating a new string

And for those who dealt with low level languages, strings are hell behind the curtains

[wheat mesa]

regex is hell behind the curtains and in front of the curtains

[lyric mountain]

Nah, they're fine when u understand how to read it

[wheat mesa]

personally I hate regex, I use that function sparingly and only when performance does not matter

I don't like having to look at a regex for 10 mins to figure out what it does, nor do I want to spend the time to learn to read it just to figure out what a simple task does

[lyric mountain]

That's why u comment regexes

And really, unless ur doing data validation, regex doesn't get too big

Repeating yes, but each segment is small

For that code I wrote, / [a-z]/g is just "any lowercase letter after space"

[bright hornet]

https://sourceb.in/eBTmiytFU7 i was trying to recreate my leaderboard, but the problem is its returning as undefined

[raw nest]

Is there a way that an NPM package has a persistent data source which I can automatically install/configure? So the user doens't have to do anything?

[lyric mountain]

Better-sqlite-3 maybe?

When u instantiate it, if the file doesn't exist it'll create one

[raw nest]

Well I already have an SQLite DB in my package which gets automaticall initialized. But when I update the package it resets it

even if the file exists*

[lyric mountain]

It shouldn't, what lib is it?

[raw nest]

I use Prisma, so prisma generate and prisma migrate to load the schema

[lyric mountain]

That's essentially a flaw if you lose the whole db when updating the lib

[raw nest]

Yes I know that's why I try to fix it xD

[lyric mountain]

Why don't u go with better-sqlite?

Like, it's quite simple with not much fancy features, but so is sqlite

Configuration and usage are pretty simple

[raw nest]

I agree but I wanted to take a look into Prisma and get started with it.

[lyric mountain]

I wouldn't trust a lib that drops my db without notice

[raw nest]

Maybe I can configure something in Prisma that doesn't overwrite it.

[lyric mountain]

Welp, gtg now, gn

[raw nest]

bye

[bright hornet]

https://sourceb.in/n7QkouxiSv how can i transfer my current wallet amount to a member? i tried so far like js data.wallet += message.author.id[data.wallet] didnt work xd

[raw nest]

Does the Discord OAuth refresh_token expire?

[pale vessel]

if they revoke access in settings

[raw nest]

okay

[split hazel]

oh so prisma isn't a standalone database it uses mysql under the hood

why tho

at this point just use sequelize or something honestly

[raw nest]

prisma is an ORM. the same principle as typeORM or sequelize...

None of'em has/is a DB

[split hazel]

don't know what any of that means

[lament rock]

orm means object relational mapper which just a fancy way of saying that you'll interact with your relational database in an object oriented manner similar to how the language operates

orms may also provide a way to get typings out of your database

I made my own, but realistically it's just a simple sql query builder and provides typings. I guess I could also say that it includes a buffer feature because postgres is cool which allows me to de-duplicate prepared statement values and batch insert queries together

[raw nest]

Can I use an SQLite DB in my NPM package?

[split hazel]

ah

[split hazel]

sure

what for may i ask

i wouldnt want a random package making a database inside of itself for no good reason

[rustic nova]

node-ipc moment

I do want a random file on my desktop

[spark flint]

am tempted just to setup node-ipc

[split hazel]

whats all the hype about node ipc

[spark flint]

not hype

[split hazel]

is it the obfuscated malware

[spark flint]

its the fact that it puts a random file on your desktop

and wipes ur pc if you're in Russia or some other country

i think

[split hazel]

belarus

[spark flint]

thats it

[split hazel]

if that isnt ignorance i dont know what is 💀

[spark flint]

lol

the guy who made the package got doxxed

and swatted

[split hazel]

good

better have

[spark flint]

lol

[split hazel]

punishing people that have nothing to do with the war is terrible

i doubt any government agency is using node ipc

also destroyed his career over something that helped nothing

[spark flint]

yeah

there was a government agency who used it tho

[split hazel]

💀

if i was using oss packages in a critical sector i'd stick to a version that works

[stiff lynx]

Is it possible to get the number of members in discord.js from the server invitation?

[split hazel]

yeah i think discordjs has a method for that

one sec

[split hazel]

do note thats a cached and inaccurate version (mostly accurate though)

[stiff lynx]

I don't find it in docs

[split hazel]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/stable/class/Client?scrollTo=fetchInvite

then you can get the count with <invite>.memberCount

[stiff lynx]

tysm ❤️‍🔥

[split hazel]

💀

they have a point but like its their fault

they shouldve stuck to a specific version and only updated when its necessary

[spark flint]

they updated because it was necesary

50x the traffic

[split hazel]

FINE THEN I'LL MENTION THE FACT THEY SHOULDVE STORED DATA ON ANOTHER SERVER

[spark flint]

updated the production server, npm i node-ipc would have gotten the latest version

i mean

[split hazel]

my backup point

[spark flint]

they mention they usually back up

and if the traffic/communication increased by 50x then they wouldn't have backed it up yet

as the war started on 27th or some shit, and this all happened between 1st-10th

[white anvil]

it’s pretty agreed upon that that’s fake anyway

if there was actually data loss of that calibre it would for sure have been picked up by the news

[rustic nova]

true, you still shouldn't force-push malicious shit as an open-source developer

which basically killed off any trust towards node-ipc, aswell as any other open source projects made by that particular user

[split hazel]

yeah hes done for

his only hope is to start with a new account

[rustic nova]

yeah

[split hazel]

and to change his details 💀

[spark flint]

peope don't trust node-ipc

oh hes already gone too far

his entire family was doxxed on doxbin

[rustic nova]

yeah kinda expected, though kinda dont want this conversation to go towards that direction

[split hazel]

@quartz kindle need some advice - so im adopting the technique you mentioned (storing dynamic data in another file with the main record having a seek pointer to it) but i dont know if i should hash all dynamic data that gets written, or at least leave a blank space for it and not remove the space

• its easier to query the data
• leaves space for a possible hash without having to relocate the record if the user decides to enable hashing for that data length
• it takes up an extra 4/8 bytes depending on architecture

i mean kinda stupid because its better to leave the space there

much easier to query and better performance because you dont have to calculate lengths (whether to include hash or not)

[split hazel]

say less

[spark flint]

lol

[split hazel]

oh yeah found it 💀

thats deep

they went in

i assume they got some of the data from a data breach

[spark flint]

yeah

[tulip terrace]

Hewo, so i am facing this issue while pushing my code to heroku, i get this error.

The error says no module named glfw was found.
But this package is mentioned in the requirements.txt file so it should install like other modules.

Any Idea?

[quartz kindle]

yeah you can do that

most dbs do that

there is always some fixed length header containing various things

like data size, prev pointer and next pointer if using separate chaining, sometimes also a copy of the key if its a key-value store, sometimes a backpointer to the table row

[quartz kindle]

glfw is a C library, the system needs to have it installed, otherwise the python package wont be able to find it

look for it in the heroku build packs, or check if there is a way to build it

[split hazel]

im going to store the hash and size of the string in the main data file so if the hash & length matches it will seek to the other file

[tulip cradle]

anyone know how to catch these properties

[quartz kindle]

you mean how to count them?

[tulip cradle]

yes

[quartz kindle]

for each guild check the size of guild.channels.cache and guild.emojis.cache

then add it all together

[lyric mountain]

do note tho that it'll be an approximation, not the actual value

but close enough for whatever reason u need it for that

[quartz kindle]

the value will be correct if using djs with default settings

[lyric mountain]

djs caches all channels and emotes?

[quartz kindle]

yes

[lyric mountain]

geez

so d.js literally can't be used for big enough bots

[quartz kindle]

not with default settings

[split hazel]

have experience - will work you just need to have a big enough budget for ram:)

[quartz kindle]

yeah

about 50gb ram for 150k guilds

[boreal iron]

oof

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[split hazel]

yeah and iaras paying an arm and a leg for hosting

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

One message removed from a suspended account.

One message removed from a suspended account.

[split hazel]

honestly such a waste considering you can make some tweaks and lower that significantly

without having to switch libraries alltogether

bro thats like a data science rig

or video editing

probably also has a shit ton of clusters because node can become unpredictable with high enough memory usage

[boreal iron]

I mean at that size a dedi makes sense of course... and 256gb of RAM aren't that expensive

at least over here

[stiff lynx]

there is a way to find the invite of a server inside a long text in discord.js?

I mean, in a partnership message

[earnest phoenix]

You could use regex to match server invites in the content of the message, a server invite would be

/(?:https?:\/\/)?discord\.(?:gg|com\/invite)\/\w{8}/

[stiff lynx]

I can check with regex, but it return true || false or I can also get the invite

[earnest phoenix]

You can use the <String>.match() method to match against the regex and get the invite

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/match

[stiff lynx]

tysm

[boreal iron]

[earnest phoenix]

Oh god what do you have stored there?

[boreal iron]

You better don't ask

Guess that will take the entire day

the hdd should actually manage to get around 100mb/s

weird tho, might be my network

idk

[quartz kindle]

it starts with "p"

:^)

[stiff lynx]

school projects

[quartz kindle]

that starts with "s"

[boreal iron]

panda pictures, yes

[lyric mountain]

funny how quotations would change the entire meaning

"school" projects

[quartz kindle]

ah yes, "school" projects

:^)

[stiff lynx]

lmao

[earnest phoenix]

I suppose it's their "homework" directory

[boreal iron]

homework wtf

[quartz kindle]

xD

[boreal iron]

School is like 20y ago

[earnest phoenix]

What

FakE how old are you

[boreal iron]

fucking old

[stiff lynx]

NaN

[boreal iron]

also don't blame me, Tim's a few days older, he's the grandpa here

[earnest phoenix]

https://tenor.com/view/discord-epstein-log-off-logging-off-log-gif-18779246

Found footage of FakE

[boreal iron]

[stiff lynx]

[boreal iron]

I'm still concerned why the fucking speed is so low

I feel like it's an issue with the unmanaged switch

probably not prioritizing the traffic correctly

[lyric mountain]

that out of context... (imagine)

[boreal iron]

just because you're too lazy to scroll up

[lyric mountain]

26 MB/s is slow?

that's more than 200 Gb/s

[boreal iron]

Of course it is if 5times the speed can be expected

Tf you’re on drugs again?

[lyric mountain]

what kind of isp plan are u using? 1 Tb/s?

[boreal iron]

I’m talking about internal traffic my gosh

[stiff lynx]

my pov: 🍿 💻

[lyric mountain]

still

do ur cables even support those speeds?

[boreal iron]

Wtf now… my usb device doesn’t get detected anymore

What the heck is going on

[stiff lynx]

those "panda pictures" have to stay there

[boreal iron]

No no that’s still running

Guess for the next 12h or more

I don’t trust those windows time calculations

[earnest phoenix]

FakE be purging some things before getting exposed on Twitter

[boreal iron]

lol imagine being on twitter

[earnest phoenix]

[earnest phoenix]

Oh you're trying to tell me you're not? If not I'll create one with your IP address strapped onto it as a banner

Let the chaos unravel

[earnest phoenix]

Of course

[boreal iron]

Nope I’m not

Literally got no time for that bullshit

[earnest phoenix]

But you got time to drive for 9 hours?

[boreal iron]

yeah just for fun of course

To get rid of the damn Diesel

[earnest phoenix]

Oh wow, damn

[pine nova]

dem

[boreal iron]

Yeah don’t you know, some years ago it was cool to drive an expensive car, now it’s to refill your entire gas tank at a gas station

[earnest phoenix]

I know, but I've forgotten to fill your car with some atomic bombs hahaha

And to refill the chaos

[boreal iron]

no day without Voltrex's terroristic threats

lol

[stiff lynx]

where are you from?

[boreal iron]

eu

[earnest phoenix]

No day without FakE driving

[boreal iron]

true

[stiff lynx]

here in Italy Diesel is like 1.70 euro's

not that expensive 🤣

[boreal iron]

FINALLY

[spark flint]

https://omg-its.blahaj.wtf/Z6QsB6qM.png

[spark flint]

i made postgres run on port 6969 (i did 6969:5432 when starting the docker container)

[boreal iron]

it's detecting the usb device over the PCIE card

took so long, my gosh

now the question remains how to pass it through to the VM

guess there aren't any proxmox experts here? hmm

ffs

I would need to reboot the device which currently is moving the 511GB of data

great

nvm

I'm stupid

[sick agate]

sorry

ghostpinged fake

[tulip terrace]

hay thanks for the input, also i can't find any build pack for it online smh

[boreal iron]

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

[spark flint]

How can I fix this?

Postgres is running on port 6969

[boreal iron]

Is it running on your local machine?

[spark flint]

Yee

Yes

[boreal iron]

hmm

[spark flint]

i'm doing insertMany with mongodb nodejs

how can i prevent duplicates

[split hazel]

you dont

thats up to you

[spark flint]

i sorted it now

i thought { ordered:false } would have done it

but nope

anyways i just checked if it already existed

[lament rock]

pug is so nice

[cinder patio]

mmm no

[split hazel]

was waiting for someone to tell him

[lament rock]

???

[turbid canyon]

Anyone know of a bot that will strip a users role if they move, delete or make a role/channel?

[lament rock]

can you elaborate

[turbid canyon]

So

I wanna give someone manage roles so they can use a bot to give roles

But I want it so if they delete, move a role/channel or delete a role/ channel it removes all their roles

And pings me

[split hazel]

@turbid canyon very specific i doubt theres a bot that does that even if there is it will probably shut down very soon like most of them

maybe try using a bot that allows you to "program" features

i think carl bot has that (not sure if it has events though)

[lament rock]

or make your own bot that does that

[cinder patio]

god next.js images are such a pain in the ass

I want to import an image without specifying it's height and width

the fact that next.js can't just fall back to a regular img if height / width is not specified is annoying as fuck

And there's no other sane way to serve static images

so your server can be ran on vercel

[split hazel]

@quartz kindle speedydb officially has findall support

tho its just a copy paste of findone with a few things changed

might need to make things more modular

dont think repeating myself will go down too well considering its a project

[boreal iron]

\o/

[quartz kindle]

nice

are you copying prisma syntax tho?

lmao

[simple stump]

[^\w:/.-]

[split hazel]

i never knew prisma existed until today

theres not much you can do with an object honestly

so it might look similar to a lot of json based databases/drivers

for conditions im thinking something like

{
  where: {
    one: { lt: 5, gt: 2 }
  }
}

pretty standard

string based special queries might come later or might just not add them at all

[quartz kindle]

ew mongo syntax

[lyric mountain]

at some point ur just writing sql but with json

[quartz kindle]

i'd rather have something like js one: ["< 5", "> 2"] or ```js
one: "< 5 AND > 2"

[lyric mountain]

BETWEEN 2 AND 5

[quartz kindle]

yeah

or at least use more descriptive keys

like one: { lowerthan: 5, greaterthan: 2 }

[lyric mountain]

and inverted

[split hazel]

yeah thats what im planning

[lyric mountain]

greater, lower

[split hazel]

was thinking about something like that but i'd rather not have to fish out data from strings, makes it look rather messy

[quartz kindle]

yeah you're not wrong

[proven lantern]

is this guy right?

[split hazel]

oh fuck

right after an email that my github account may have been involved in a breach

[boreal iron]

imagine spending money to google

[proven lantern]

password changing time

[lyric mountain]

"may"

[split hazel]

always set budget kids otherwise you won't know until its too late

[boreal iron]

no risk no fun, sir

[proven lantern]

use uuid() for your passwords

[boreal iron]

base64, totally save

[lyric mountain]

encode an uuid in base64 and sha256 it

:v

[proven lantern]

then memorize it

[split hazel]

i think its because google cloud again updated their fucking tos which means my free tier is no longer free tier

[boreal iron]

hehe

[lyric mountain]

they do a little trolling

[split hazel]

gonna see if i can get it credited

[boreal iron]

nothing is for free, sir

[proven lantern]

time is free

at least after the big bang

and until heat death

[lyric mountain]

nope, u spend energy to have time

[boreal iron]

huge mass = no time

so, no it's not free

(endless time would also be ok)

[cinder patio]

I'm excited to learn what happens after death

[boreal iron]

you will be reborn as cat

[proven lantern]

probably very similar to before life

[cinder patio]

yeah well we don't know before life

[proven lantern]

you were a cat

[cinder patio]

oh

[boreal iron]

ofc we do

[split hazel]

such a mind boggling concept

how was nothing created from nothing

[lyric mountain]

the moment when u notice ur a scoped variable

[boreal iron]

you're swimming around in a big sp*rm pool

that's the before

[proven lantern]

there never was nothing. how could there be? there would still be nothing

[cinder patio]

end of scope reached, memory freed 😩

[lyric mountain]

they forgor to free the british queen

she's a memory leak

[split hazel]

she really is 💀

[cinder patio]

She was created with the new keyword

[split hazel]

should've been attached a smart pointer

[boreal iron]

born and invented apple

the fruit

[rocky dagger]

how do you edit a message using a messageID?

[proven lantern]

https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/channel#edit-message

[rocky dagger]

what

[cinder patio]

fetch the message and edit it?

[rocky dagger]

and how do i do that?

[cinder patio]

you gotta give us more information.........

[proven lantern]

you could use a program like postman to test it out

[rocky dagger]

i got a messageID variable that has a message id to a message i want to update

[cinder patio]

... what language are you using? what library?

[rocky dagger]

djs

got it

[stiff lynx]

We're writing to let you know that the names of the organizations your GitHub account is a member of, if any, were likely viewed as part of an attack campaign against GitHub customers. Unless you have received a separate notification from GitHub indicating otherwise, we do NOT have evidence to suggest that the attacker used your account to view other private information, such as repository names or content.

LETS'S GOO

[split hazel]

yeah everyone got that that has a linked heroku or travis ci

as a precaution

[cinder patio]

I'm so confused

[viral spade]

discord.js question: Are all channels and roles of a guild cached by default?

[cinder patio]

a domain I got for free thanks to my github student pack is always sending me to the github's 404 page saying "There isn't a GitHub Pages site here." but I'm not using discord pages at all 🤔

[quartz kindle]

yes if you dont disable their caches

[split hazel]

do i smell retrieval failure via interference with that last part "discord pages"

[warm summit]

I am a failure lol

[split hazel]

nice

sorry sad psychology joke

[warm summit]

ikr

its ok lmao

[proven lantern]

Tim it's still caching™️

[boreal iron]

wtf ur using the topgg package

[proven lantern]

idk why

but it's there until discord ends message intent

wait

[boreal iron]

shame on u sir

[warm summit]

im confused @boreal iron

[proven lantern]

i use axios for the rest

[warm summit]

is that bad he is using it?

[boreal iron]

saw it already, too late to censor

[proven lantern]

im not advertising!

[boreal iron]

shameless ads, ban now!

[warm summit]

hes not advertising...

Ive been watching this channel

[proven lantern]

i use this command to start my bot sh pm2 --name NAME_HERE start npm -- start --watch --exp-backoff-restart-delay= 100 --time

[boreal iron]

also... why tf do I see djs-light

I thought you dont wanna deal with a gateway connection anymore?!

[proven lantern]

once message intent goes away

i want to respond to !help for now

and tell them to use slash commands

[boreal iron]

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

you just wanna sniff and log any message

I got u sir

[proven lantern]

if i use discord.js i'd need at least 1MB of ram

[proven lantern]

it's crazy that discord lets bots have access to the messages

by default

[boreal iron]

its crazy how easy u can sell personal data

[quartz kindle]

at least 1mb? more like at least 100mb

ex dee

[proven lantern]

i mean GB

[rustic nova]

@proven lantern honestly wouldn't care if the URL contains a competitor

just fyi

[boreal iron]

no

ban him

now

ads

[rustic nova]

-b

[gilded plank]

You need to provide a member to ban

[rustic nova]

Done

[boreal iron]

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

[warm summit]

👀

[proven lantern]

noooo!

[warm summit]

Seems sus

[boreal iron]

I wanna speak the manager, now!

[warm summit]

😂

BOI Hope IS the MANAGER

[proven lantern]

this is the discord.js-light code that adds the guild. does client.guilds._add add it to the cache?

the same thing is used for ready, so it should work the same. idk

[thorn spruce]

Hey guy's, someone know how i can send data to my second nodejs app?

[lyric mountain]

either make an api or use websockets

[quartz kindle]

yes if the guild cache is enabled and not limited

._add respects the client's caching settings

[thorn spruce]

they are on the same server,

[lyric mountain]

still

[thorn spruce]

no easier way so?

[quartz kindle]

you can use unix domain socket

[lyric mountain]

easier than websockets?

[boreal iron]

._add respects the client's caching settings

imagine respecting an user's choice wtf

[thorn spruce]

i never use websockets i'll look

[proven lantern]

i have the guild set to infinity

[lyric mountain]

do note, tho, that you'll only be able to transfer simple data

like string, numbers, bytes, etc

no objects or fancy stuff

unless u serialize them (like by json stringify)

[thorn spruce]

ah

[quartz kindle]

look into ipc libraries

ipc stands for inter-process communication

most of them use unix domain websockets and tcp sockets as a fallback

those are 1 level lower than websocket, so they are faster

[lyric mountain]

like node-ipc

[quartz kindle]

yup, the infamous node-ipc ex dee

i made an ipc library myself, feel free to check it out

[thorn spruce]

i see it look funny

i'll look that before making something

so, for ipc libraries you can send any type of data?

[quartz kindle]

data will always need to be serialized

[thorn spruce]

because i have to send something like that

let s =  {
  author:userid,
  mmr:1000,
  message:r // message event from djs collector 
}

[quartz kindle]

your message object will need to be serialized into a plain object, without references, classes, methods, functions, etc

[proven lantern]

maybe i could move the server count logic from the persistent ec2 instance to a lambda that is triggered every 4 hours by a step function.

then it cant cache it

[quartz kindle]

i still dont see how your issue is even possible, there is no caching anywhere in those functions