development

[earnest phoenix]

but is thinking

13.1.0

[boreal iron]

that's just a little bit outdated

[sharp geyser]

even in 13.1.0 it was componentType

Also the new stable is 13.7 isn't it?

[wheat mesa]

in 13.1.0 this is the docs

[boreal iron]

oh 13.7 is a thing?

what's new

[wheat mesa]

but if it works for you, then use type:

[earnest phoenix]

k

[earnest phoenix]

i think the problem in ephemeral

all commands stoped worked but when i removed ephemeral it working right

[quartz kindle]

this is the code

so yes, componentType is correct and type is incorrect

this is is how the type is checked ```js
if (this.componentType && interaction.componentType !== this.componentType) return null;

so if you dont use a correct componentType it will default to any type / all types

[split hazel]

is there a way in html to escape user-inputted html without replacing any characters - in other words preventing the browser from rendering it as html and only as text

cant use javascript

[quartz kindle]

not without replacing < > with their html entities afaik

[split hazel]

:c

fine i'll just replace the tags

with a more friendly alternative:)

like (

[boreal iron]

u usually want to replace a few more

[quartz kindle]

it used to be possible in html2 using <xmp> and <plaintext> tags

but those were removed in html5

[boreal iron]

& (ampersand)        &
" (double quote)     "
' (single quote)     ' (for HTML401) or '
< (less than)        &lt;
> (greater than)     &gt;

[split hazel]

course they did

[split hazel]

what if i dont 😱

[boreal iron]

if not the browser will render it instead of showing it as code?!

[split hazel]

quotes?

[boreal iron]

[split hazel]

last time i checked speedb doesnt use sql

i think just gt and lt should be fine

[boreal iron]

pfff bad db then

gib sql support

[split hazel]

only when i die

cant lie that looks clean

[boreal iron]

make sure to refuse the (re)delivery attempt only if a valid reason is givin

such as recipients postbox is full

or your ip is blacklisted

there are only a few reasons mail servers stop the resending

[quartz kindle]

yeah

[split hazel]

i dont know if emails actually have dedicated error codes like http

through smtp interfaces only option for errors i've been given is just a string

so if the inbox is full

skill issue get good get a good job get a family start a business get rich get rich man email get lots of bytes

[boreal iron]

seems accurate

[spark flint]

pls help

https://cdn.myprojects.lol/📿🌅✈️🕳✂️.png

can't install npm or node-gyp

[sharp geyser]

{
  "statusCode": 404,
  "message": "Cannot GET /v1/images/dogs?",
  "error": "Not Found"
}

So for some reason when I am making a form request to my api it adds a ? to the end causing this to occur

import {useState} from "react";
import {NativeSelect} from "@mantine/core";

function Index() {

    const [location, setLocation] = useState('manga')

    console.log(location)

    return (
        <>

            <NativeSelect
                value={location}
                onChange={(event) => setLocation(event.currentTarget.value)}
                data={['manga', 'dogs']}
            />

            <form action={`http://localhost:3001/v1/images/${location}`}>
                <input type={'file'} multiple accept={'image/gif, image/jpeg, image/png'} />
                <input type={'submit'} />
            </form>
        </>
    )
}

export default Index;

[lost holly]

Random idea nothing to do with fixing the error sorry... But couldnt someone set the location as "../../../../" and make it return more important files?

nvm im stupid i think

[woeful pike]

usually webservers are scoped to only serve files within a specific folder so path traversal attacks don't work directly like that

but there are cases where that can be a vulnerability

[lost holly]

yeah i just noticed aswell that the location is the action value and isnt from the input

[woeful pike]

also ? shouldn't be the thing causing an error there

[lost holly]

mhmm

[sharp geyser]

If it doesn't exist at the path I am telling it to put it, then it returns 404 Sorry I misread that, on my server I make sure that the location is one of the ones from the select menu

[slender wagon]

so i got 2 servers

[sharp geyser]

so it doesn't matter

[slender wagon]

and i wanna start a mini hosting service

what should i beggin with

[lost holly]

Pterodactyl

[sharp geyser]

why

[slender wagon]

OS first

[lost holly]

well i use Ubuntu 20.04 and then install Pterodactyl

[sharp geyser]

I'd go with the standard os of every linux vps out there

unless you wanna use a windows server

[slender wagon]

hell no wtf

[slender wagon]

Ubuntu?

[sharp geyser]

ubuntu is the standard

from what i've seen at least

[slender wagon]

lighter one?

[lost holly]

Ubuntu has the most support and i dont know if any host give the option for a lighter one

[slender wagon]

how about CentOS

I've seen vps's use that alot

[sharp geyser]

CentOS is a good option as well from what I remember

I haven't fucked with linux that much tho so not sure if I can't really comment

[lost holly]

personally never tried it

[slender wagon]

hmm

and how about the dashboard

[sharp geyser]

Are you looking to make profit from this or is this just free services?

[slender wagon]

profit

[lost holly]

Pterodactyl is a free open src webpanel that lets u install eggs that are used to host applications

[slender wagon]

working with one of my customers

[sharp geyser]

I see

[lost holly]

https://pterodactyl.io/ <- its fast to install, secure and really easy to scale if u want more nodes

[slender wagon]

i plan on making easy to use templates for setting up discord bots

gta mod servers

and ofc web hosting

[sharp geyser]

ello papi

[lost holly]

you can probably find an egg for these apps somewhere or make your own

[sharp geyser]

:p

[lament rock]

discord bots are usually anything but scalable

[slender wagon]

are those all written on php

[slender wagon]

wym

[lament rock]

most of the Discord libs out there are memory hogs. Good luck getting around that

[slender wagon]

fr fr

can't u like put a limit on the resource usage

[sharp geyser]

How should I avoid this with my lib

👀

I am starting to wanna lean more towards performant then user friendly

[slender wagon]

recommend doing both

[lost holly]

They are json. Here is one for discord JS https://github.com/ign-gg/Pterodactyl-Eggs/blob/master/bots/discord/discord.js/egg-discord-js-generic.json

[sharp geyser]

You can't have best of both worlds imo

Trying to be user friendly can easily end up being less performant

and I don't wanna become another djs

[slender wagon]

oh really

that's pog

[lost holly]

yup

its easy to setup a hosting service these days the only annoy bit is picking the right hosting and fighting ddos attacks

[slender wagon]

i am good at that last one

also wym by picking the right hosting?

[sharp geyser]

Do you have servers at home or are you using some companies cloud services?

[slender wagon]

i got my own servers

[sharp geyser]

O sick

[slender wagon]

currently in US

[sharp geyser]

electricity bill go brr

[slender wagon]

we'll be working that out

[lost holly]

normally people dont own their own servers and host it off hosting providers like OVH

[slender wagon]

yeah not my thing

[lost holly]

yeah its just cheaper but less secure 🙂

[vivid fulcrum]

not necessarily

[slender wagon]

bet u can't scale with them as u would with your own

[sharp geyser]

You'd be surprised with the amount of people who run hosting services actually run their own servers

[lament rock]

by not making class based interfaces and offer no caching. The user will take care of it

[vivid fulcrum]

if you aren't a complete idiot, you cannot go wrong with hosting bots on your on hardware

[sharp geyser]

🤔

I was already thinking of not caching but wdym by class based interfaces

[lost holly]

yes i would. the smaller hosting companies use other people's servers. However the bigger hosting companies use their own

[lament rock]

Shit like the Message interface from Discord.js

[sharp geyser]

oh I have classes that I convert the raw data into so the methods stick with it but other than that

[lament rock]

nobody needs a class to represent a message if the properties are similarly named. The only things you should offer are the helpful utility functions as utils

[vivid fulcrum]

the first step to having a performant lib is not using node in the first place node objects are going to be heavy no matter what you do

[sharp geyser]

Mmm true

[sharp geyser]

I don't know anything other than node

😔

[vivid fulcrum]

worth exploring other languages!

[lament rock]

I remade lavalink (java) in node and the performance gains are huge

[sharp geyser]

trying to go into a language with the goal of making a discord lib out of it seems scary

👀

[vivid fulcrum]

c#, rust and kotlin are my top 3 as of 2022

[sharp geyser]

I am learning java

but I don't wanna fuck with java and a discord lib

[lament rock]

java's overhead is nasty

[vivid fulcrum]

this

[lament rock]

You can take your Java knowledge into C# for the most part

[vivid fulcrum]

not a fan of using JVM in the first place, but it gets the job done

[lament rock]

TypeScript as well to some degree

[sharp geyser]

I was learned C# a while back but never stuck with it

[lament rock]

I've been working on a Unity game, so C# has been fun

[sharp geyser]

My biggest issue with learning a language is what to do with it to learn shit

Like learning the basic types of a language is usually easy as majority of the langs I have used have a similar type structure

[vivid fulcrum]

wait till you explore the entirety of .net, not just unity, such a beautiful ecosystem

.net 7 brings us native AOT compilation

[lost holly]

look for projects other people have made and try make your own version of it in the language u wanna learn

[lament rock]

whats that

@sharp geyser make lavalink in rust for me kthx

[sharp geyser]

Nah, majority of those projects are made by pros

[vivid fulcrum]

ahead of time, eliminates the need to have an interpreter in the middle to translate to machine code

[lost holly]

find a simple one

[sharp geyser]

how bout no?

[lament rock]

so like JIT but at compile time?

[vivid fulcrum]

yup!

The main advantage of Native AOT is in startup time, memory usage, accessing to restricted platforms (no JIT allowed), and smaller size on disk. Applications start running the moment the operating system pages in them into memory. The data structures are optimized for running AOT generated code, not for compiling new code at runtime. This is similar to how languages like Go, Swift, and Rust compile.

[lament rock]

Sounds insanely complicated

[vivid fulcrum]

the technology behind it is, it's insane

but actually producing AOT binaries is super easy

just an extra argument in the .net CLI

[lament rock]

any code/patterns that might need changing?

[sharp geyser]

{
  "statusCode": 404,
  "message": "Cannot GET /v1/images/dogs?",
  "error": "Not Found"
}

Still can't figure this shit out

react be doing smth weird with the form submitting

[slender wagon]

indeed i heard GO and Rust are great at not being super heavy

[sharp geyser]

I used go a while back

[lament rock]

form data is on post

[sharp geyser]

it is ight

[vivid fulcrum]

nope, that's the best part of it, the compiler automatically optimizes your code for AOT

[lament rock]

GET can have a body, but it's non standard

[vivid fulcrum]

why are you even using libs for something as simple as forms

[sharp geyser]

OH RIGHT

I am blind

didn't realize I was doing a get request this entire time

😔

[lament rock]

its ok

[sharp geyser]

Well now it isn't even uploading the file to minio like it was before

got it working

:D

[split hazel]

dev update: speedb is going to be refactored because quite frankly im embarrassed to put it on github let alone submit it for my school assignment

might also switch over to a faster json parsing library called rapidjson

[ancient nova]

any idea why this doesn't send?

[wheat mesa]

thanks for cutting off useful information in your screenshot such as what channel actually is 😉

[ancient nova]

it was nothing, actually, I forgot to change channel to welcomeMessageChannel

also is that text good enough?

I don't really know what to type there

[vivid fulcrum]

well, you cut off the screenshot

[ancient nova]

it's gonna be a introduction sorta

oh ye hold on

[vivid fulcrum]

and id kick the bot if it introduced itself like that

[sharp geyser]

^

[vivid fulcrum]

you should just be concise and straight to the point

[ancient nova]

Yo! Thanks for adding the bot.\n\nBefore using it though, there is a few *optional* steps you have to do in order to fully set the bot up in your server.\nFirstly, run the -set command in order to set up admin, mod and muted roles. Also set up the, this time really optional logging and welcome channels.\nSecondly, if you need to you can also set up a fully customized prefix for your server, and incase you're lost, the default one will always be `-`, and if you ever forget it, just mention the bot and it will respond with the current configuration.\n\nWith that out of the way, I hope you enjoy the bot. CYA!

so what should I change then

[vivid fulcrum]

also, one thing i wanted to note is that if you didn't get an error for the issue you were having, it's hinting that you aren't handling errors properly

[ancient nova]

I am, I have a logging system, the entire code I showed was in a try catch statement though

more importantly, what do you mean my concise and straight to the point?

I'm trying to explain in detail how to make the bot work properly

[vivid fulcrum]

well, you shouldn't write a bot's introductiry message like it's a person to person conversation, meaning no adverbs like also etc.

write it professionally

what i, as an end user, would want is a simple thanks, tell me the prefix and where to get started with the bot

that's all

not a wall of text

[ancient nova]

so something like
Yo! Thanks for adding the bot\n\nTo get started run the -set command and set up the important stuff\nThat's all, bye.

better?

[vivid fulcrum]

better but not professional

[ancient nova]

how would you write it?

can you show an example?

[vivid fulcrum]

something along the lines of

thanks for inviting me
my prefix is x
you can view my commands with y

if your bot needs to be set up first, add an extra line telling me how to do it

only tell the user information they need to know

visible at a glance

i don't want to scan a paragraph to find out how to use something as simple as a bot

put yourself in the shoes of an end user and think like one, you'll instantly write a better experience for your users

[ancient nova]

I feel like like that's decent enough

[vivid fulcrum]

yup

loving that

[ancient nova]

great

[vivid fulcrum]

id remove the And in to get started personally

[ancient nova]

gotcha

[vivid fulcrum]

but it's very good as it is

[ancient nova]

aight that's great then

thanks for help

this isn't working...

.send is supposedly undefined?

[split hazel]

maybe the channel could not be found

[sharp geyser]

welcomeMessageChannel is undefiend then

[split hazel]

you commented out the very condition that should stop that

also you should just do if (welcomeMessageChannel) instead of channel !== undefined

it may return null instead of undefined

that handles both cases

[ancient nova]

well I still need to find the channel? I'm inviting with admin perms and there is plenty of text channels so there clearly is something wrong

[split hazel]

i think your channel type statement is wrong

in your case it would be GUILD_TEXT instead of text

[ancient nova]

I assume it's been changed?

[split hazel]

well they change things every little release so probably

thats why i dont use djs anymore

[ancient nova]

I see, that's kind of confusing

[ancient nova]

I would use the c# lib since I'm better at it but it would take too long to learn another API

what do you use?

[split hazel]

well uh nothing i dont exactly develop bots anymore

theres not really a good alternative

[sharp geyser]

strife /s

[vivid fulcrum]

it's not even lib devs to blame

it's discord themselves

the api is very inconsistent

[split hazel]

a lot of people say the constant changes are not a "big deal" and it makes developers "work on their bots" but obviously they havent touched a large bot ever and realized how stressful and difficult it is to stay up to speed alongside over things such as bugs and features

[vivid fulcrum]

the discord api is a programmer's representation of borderline personality disorder

[split hazel]

and its not like you can stay on one version forever eventually the api version will be dropped by discord

[vivid fulcrum]

this

[split hazel]

and it doesnt take very long either

i think versions stay alive for like a year or 2 max

[ancient nova]

uhmmm /slash commands

discord is gonna remove text commands supposedly

if they get removed I stop making bots

[split hazel]

well thats their mission

[vivid fulcrum]

the final nail in the coffin to stop working with the api altogether (userbots included) were interactions and discord implementing changes that bot developers clearly don't approve of

at least for me

[split hazel]

you can keep using text commands - that is if one of your bot features qualify for the message intent

[ancient nova]

I agree, discord even took a poll and then completely ignored the results

[vivid fulcrum]

it's such an oxymoron

discord killing the major thing that's keeping their platform alive

lol

[ancient nova]

I'm not ever planning to use slash commands so they have to right

[split hazel]

i dont get the whole "privacy" point of this, discord aint supposed to be a private platform and a self bot can easily scrape thousands of users and messages without an ich - and server owners should also be responsible for what channels the bots are allowed to view

[vivid fulcrum]

never was privacy

[ancient nova]

yeah I don't get the point of this

[ancient nova]

na they do use that term a lot

[split hazel]

too much

also you know guys it will only take discord one database data breach and its over

[ancient nova]

I'm hoping they finally start listening to what people have to say or seriously I think everyone will stop making bots at some point

[split hazel]

nothing is encrypted or end to end

and tencent is already dipping their fingers into discord

[ancient nova]

[vivid fulcrum]

their goal is to make their platform friendlier to people who aren't tech savvy at the cost of the sanity of api consumers, privacy is just a term they use as a coy to not receive as much backlash

it's just smart marketing

[ancient nova]

I think they already do

at least all the smart people trash talk discord

[split hazel]

only a matter of time until the chinese have their hands on every single message and activity data of every user

probably already the case

[vivid fulcrum]

this

love talking about it since it's a gray area, you don't know whether if it's true or not and it's impossible to find out without a leak

[split hazel]

im excited for a discord data leak

[vivid fulcrum]

all corporations value your data a lot, pander to you that they're keeping it safe and not selling it to anyone

[split hazel]

if someone dont do it i'll do it myself 💀

[vivid fulcrum]

but people who've seen how these corporations work know this is not true

i havent for myself, just speculating based on how much legal trouble FAANG went through

[split hazel]

all it might take is a single motivation 4chan post

[vivid fulcrum]

i dont know why but it doesn't bother me that my data is stored and sold, it bothers me that corporations lie about it

[split hazel]

I've just accepted it at this point

I just care to not make sure my very personal info is in that mix

humanity is really gonna kill itself before any natural disaster does

[vivid fulcrum]

this tbh

even if you try to dig into this topic on the surface web you'll barely find anything

google and microsoft censor this

should just accept it too

[boreal iron]

After reading that I feel I put a disclaimer in my site, telling anybody I take all their data I can get and sell it to anybody I want

No more secrets

[earnest phoenix]

Hello so i need help with checking if a user is actually user ?

i tried using typeof User === user but is not working how i thought it would work

[hybrid cargo]

You are type checking with a class. You gotta use instanceof and not typeof

ObjectName instanceof ClassName // returns boolean

[earnest phoenix]

oh that makes more sense thank u sir

[lament rock]

give me some money from my data

[lyric mountain]

They changed codeblock styles on mobile

No more margin and smaller padding

[hybrid cargo]

Isnt this been there for over 3 months now?

cuz i remember seeing it like this for that long

[quartz kindle]

wtf

looks bad

[lyric mountain]

What was the last css change discord did that didn't look bad?

[quartz kindle]

exdee

[restive karma]

How can I send these webhooks to a discord webhook https://docs.top.gg/resources/webhooks/ ?

[sharp geyser]

So I have googled what vite is and I know it is some kind of web dev tool but still not entirely sure what it is

[lyric mountain]

either write a webserver to convert top.gg request data into discord webhook request or use some third party service (like vote notif bots)

[simple stump]

I have a slight dilemma. Essentially, I have a "storage" server which is https://my_site.com/content/some_url_here.png. I can then use my Express server to fetch images and whatnot via links like that. I also have an external script that requires an image URL (ex. https://example.com/info.png) which I then pass in my website to do something. Essentially:

let data = await imgReverser("https://my_site.com/content/info.png"); // External script that reverses an image.
console.log(data);

However, since I use CloudFlare, fetching that image is blocked for some reason. I can't send requests to https://my_site.com/content/info.png, therefore if I execute that external script, nothing happens. Is there a way to bypass CloudFlare to access images from my web server?

[quartz kindle]

you have to configure your cloudflare to not block it

[sharp geyser]

vite.config.ts

import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import react from '@vitejs/plugin-react'
import WindiCSS from 'vite-plugin-windicss'
import Pages from 'vite-plugin-pages'

// https://vitejs.dev/config/
export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    react(),
    WindiCSS(),
    Pages({
      dirs: 'src/pages',
      exclude: ['**/components/*.tsx']
    })
  ]
})

main.tsx

import React, { Suspense } from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom/client'
import './index.css'
import {BrowserRouter, Route, Routes, useRoutes} from "react-router-dom";
import Home from "./pages/Home";
import {MantineProvider} from "@mantine/core";
import 'virtual:windi.css'
import Navbar from "./components/navbar";

import routes from '~react-pages';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <Suspense fallback={<p>Loading...</p>}>
      {useRoutes(routes)}
    </Suspense>
  )
}

ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root')!).render(
  <React.StrictMode>
    <MantineProvider
    theme={{
      colorScheme: 'dark'
    }}
    withGlobalStyles
    >
      <Navbar />
      <BrowserRouter>
        <App />
      </BrowserRouter>
    </MantineProvider>
  </React.StrictMode>
)

navbar.tsx

import {Link} from "react-router-dom";

export default function Navbar() {
    return (
        <>
            <header>
                <nav className={'flex flex-col'}>
                    <h1>Everything API</h1>
                    <ul>
                        <li><Link to={'#'}>About</Link></li>
                    </ul>
                </nav>
            </header>
        </>
    )
}

So I was giving vite a shot and it seems like I am fucking up horribly. I am trying to introduce routing and I tried the vite-plugin-pages vite plugin to help mitigate the entry of using react-router-dom (as using it on its own seems ot just fuck up) but I am still experiencing issues.

[slender thistle]

LMAO

[earnest phoenix]

I have a problem with my bot. There people to help me!!!

[slender thistle]

Maybe

[earnest phoenix]

My help command doesn’t work

My language bot is JavaScript

My code is

Can they help me?

[rustic nova]

I'd suggest properly naming your variables tbh

for example fff

[earnest phoenix]

Okk thx

Wtf

[winter pasture]

In your startup, you define the bot/client. In those options, you need to give a array of client intents

Numeric WebSocket intents. All available properties:

GUILDS
GUILD_MEMBERS
GUILD_BANS
GUILD_EMOJIS_AND_STICKERS
GUILD_INTEGRATIONS
GUILD_WEBHOOKS
GUILD_INVITES
GUILD_VOICE_STATES
GUILD_PRESENCES
GUILD_MESSAGES
GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS
GUILD_MESSAGE_TYPING
DIRECT_MESSAGES
DIRECT_MESSAGE_REACTIONS
DIRECT_MESSAGE_TYPING
GUILD_SCHEDULED_EVENTS

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/stable/typedef/ClientOptions

[earnest phoenix]

Thx bro

I fix it yeah

Full thx

Yeah it’s working

[timber fractal]

What does this error mean? ```node:_http_outgoing:651
throw new ERR_HTTP_HEADERS_SENT('remove');
^

Error [ERR_HTTP_HEADERS_SENT]: Cannot remove headers after they are sent to the client
at new NodeError (node:internal/errors:371:5)
at ServerResponse.removeHeader (node:_http_outgoing:651:11)
at write (C:\Users\Luckie\node_modules\finalhandler\index.js:282:9)
at AsyncResource.runInAsyncScope (node:async_hooks:199:9)
at listener (C:\Users\Luckie\node_modules\on-finished\index.js:170:15)
at onFinish (C:\Users\Luckie\node_modules\on-finished\index.js:101:5)
at callback (C:\Users\Luckie\node_modules\ee-first\index.js:55:10)
at IncomingMessage.onevent (C:\Users\Luckie\node_modules\ee-first\index.js:93:5)
at IncomingMessage.emit (node:events:406:35)
at endReadableNT (node:internal/streams/readable:1343:12) {
code: 'ERR_HTTP_HEADERS_SENT'
}And how could I possibly fix it? I assume it's this part of code. js
app.get("/verify", (req, res, next) => {
console.log("verify")
if(req.session.backURL){
req.session.backURL = req.session.backURL
} else if(req.headers.referer){
const parsed = url.parse(req.headers.referer);
if(parsed.hostname == app.locals.domain) {
req.session.backURL = parsed.path
}
} else {
req.session.backURL = "/"
}
next();
res.redirect("/callback");
})```

[split hazel]

i think you are a bit confused on middleware

calling next basically means you are happy with the request and ready to move it onto another one

in this case you should remove the next

because you dont need it to process anything beyond this point

[timber fractal]

alright thanks

is there some kind of guide to understand the passport npm module and how to use it or some examples, i just dont understand it

[winter pasture]

There are some example code snippet in the readme, or more full examples linked here https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport#examples

[timber fractal]

thank you

[onyx remnant]

hello, how to change bot developer?, actually i'm de DrackRPG bot developer but the before developer deleted his account and he has access from bot in topp.gg.

ty for your feedback and help

[real rose]

You will need to prove ownership of the bot, then have ownership transferred

[onyx remnant]

Ok ty, how am i prove ownership?

[real rose]

You will need to change the bot in some way whilst live

Contact a moderator for more information/instruction

[onyx remnant]

ok, with anywhere moderator?

[real rose]

Any moderator can help you with owner transfer, yes. Feel free to dm me if needed

[onyx remnant]

ty so much

[stiff lynx]

there is something in node process for 'avaible memory'? I would like to create a graph with process.memoryUsage() but I need the max avaible, or I put it by hand, but I would prefer a method

[ocean harbor]

i dont know if this is the correct channel to ask questions but my discord bot is starting to get people's attention and i need some help and advice about what should i do with my bot before it can be verified. if you have some to tell me, feel free to dm me!

[pine nova]

does anyone know how to send a canvas buffer as attachment/image in channel?

using eris not discord.js

[solemn latch]

Seems to be included in the docs.
https://abal.moe/Eris/docs/0.16.1/Client#method-createMessage

(Bottom two parameters in createmessage)

[pine nova]

oh yes

thank u

i am so blind fr searching since 3 days

😔

[split hazel]

os.totalmem() gets you the ram in bytes the system has

but be aware measuring memory usage with nodejs is very messy

theres like 5 different metrics for measuring memory with nodejs

and when you stop using a piece of memory it may still show up as being used because node is garbage collected and will only clear that memory once it is running low

i think the only easy and reliable way of seeing how much memory is in use is by asking the os for it

[silver perch]

Hello

[quartz kindle]

good bye

[ancient nova]

how do I make it fetch the message by somebody's ID?

I know after takes in only message Ids

[pale vessel]

that's only available on user accounts

[ancient nova]

on user accounts? so we can make self bots again?

I thought they were against tos

[acoustic reef]

they are against tos

[lyric mountain]

it's not because something exists that it is allowed

[ancient nova]

TypeError: image/gif is not a legal HTTP header name

y

I'm trying to fetch an API and determine whether the resulting image is a gif or not

[ancient nova]

so why even make an endpoint only exclusive to self bots

seems pointless

[cinder patio]

content-type is the header name

image/gif is the value

[rustic nova]

content-type, no?

[tidal parrot]

You realise the API is being used by a user account to post that

It's being used as intended for the discord client, not your selfbot

[lyric mountain]

because discord is acessible through apps and browser

no user endpoint = cannot have user clients

any site with user features have an user endpoint

the only difference is that most don't have it documented and/or isn't supposed to be used by third-parties

[ancient nova]

baseUrl isn't found?

[sharp geyser]

Wait what exactly are you trying to do here

[ancient nova]

trying to fetch people's banners

but since there is no endpoint of that I have to write it manually

[sharp geyser]

But you caan literally get people's banners with djs

[timber fractal]

i tried using passport, but for some reason it keeps redirecting me to the failure page. What could be the mistake? js app.post('/login', passport.authenticate('local', { failureRedirect: '/login?code=err' }), async (req, res) => {

[ancient nova]

lies

there is no endpoint for that

[sharp geyser]

[ancient nova]

[sharp geyser]

You can get their banner hash and then reform the banner with the hash

Which is 10x easier

cause no matter what format gif or not it will display properly

[ancient nova]

well that's interesting

[sharp geyser]

https://discord.com/developers/docs/reference#image-formatting

read this it tells you how to form the banner url

Also it gives you a nice little note for gif

So just check if the hash you get back starts with a_ unless djs already does that for ya idk haven't used it since the banner stuff

[sharp geyser]

import {Link} from "react-router-dom";

export default function Navbar() {
    return (
        <>
            <header className={'h-10'}>
                <nav className={'flex flex-row'}>
                    <h1>Everything API</h1>
                    <ul className={'flex flex-row'}>
                        <li><Link to={'/'}>Home</Link></li>
                        <li><Link to={'/about'}>About</Link></li>
                    </ul>
                </nav>
            </header>
        </>
    )
}

Any idea on how I can center this within the 2.5rem height ?

[lyric mountain]

oh no, oh no, is this...the classic "how to center a div" issue????

well, jokes aside, you need to have a flex flex-column div too

row for horizontal, column for vertical

or use justify-content set to middle

[slender thistle]

center

[sharp geyser]

Well I don't wanna center it in the page just in the middle of the div

I don't like how it hugs the top of the page

[quartz kindle]

option 1: give the div a fixed height, then use vertical-align, or margin top with calc, or padding

option 2: make the div a flexbox, like kuuhaku said

[sharp geyser]

padding worked

Now to figure out how to get the nav links to go to the end

I am ashamed at how poor my css is

even with a lib like tailwind I am managing not to get it to work

😔

[wheat mesa]

inb4 “why does my regex not work”

[sharp geyser]

👀

fuck off

[wheat mesa]

I meant for him dingus

[sharp geyser]

I know

I am dreading it

[lyric mountain]

justify is middle

align-content is center

[slender thistle]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/justify-content

[sharp geyser]

If you know so much css how do I make my ul go to the end

[slender thistle]

I don't remember middle being used in CSS

[lyric mountain]

I might be mixing with react-native then

[slender thistle]

Probably

[lyric mountain]

I swear there was an alignment property that used middle instead of center

[vivid fulcrum]

it's a property for vertical-align

[sharp geyser]

yea

vertical-align uses middle iirc

[lyric mountain]

ah yeah, that's the one

[lyric mountain]

flex-end

[sharp geyser]

what is flex-end

never heard of that

[lyric mountain]

it aligns all children to the end of the flex layout

in a column everything goes to bottom, in a row everything goes to the right

[vivid fulcrum]

i love flexbox

if i could, i'd marry it

[lyric mountain]

it'd be a flexible relationship

[sharp geyser]

well flex end doesn't seem to be working

I fucking hate css

why does the css of the parent not relate to the child

😔

[lyric mountain]

set the background color to red or something noticeable

see if the container size is filling the available space

sometimes it's not a matter o alignment, it's just sizing issues

[sharp geyser]

import {Link} from "react-router-dom";
import './navbar.css'

export default function Navbar() {
    return (
        <>
            <header className={'h-15 text-xl text-white font-mono'}>
                <div className={'flex flex-row pt-2'}>
                    <h1>Everything API</h1>
                    <nav className={'flex justify-end'}>
                        <ul className={'flex-row'}>
                            <li className={'px-10'} ><Link to={'/'}>Home</Link></li>
                            <li><Link to={'/about'}>About</Link></li>
                        </ul>
                    </nav>
                </div>
            </header>
        </>
    )
}

Okay but like, if nav has the flex class and ul has the flex-row class

shouldn't the flex also carry to the children?

or am I misunderstanding how css works

[wheat mesa]

Misty I think you need to take a course on color theory

[sharp geyser]

waffle...

it is to test the boundaries

[wheat mesa]

The boundaries of my eyes

[sharp geyser]

waffle go back to what you were doing

before I show up to your house and break ur doors down

[wheat mesa]

Also why not use mantine

Built in grid system

[sharp geyser]

Cause I don't know the grid system well enough

nor can I be bothered to try and learn it

:D

[wheat mesa]

And aren’t you using next.js already

[sharp geyser]

no

using plain ol react and vite

[wheat mesa]

It is incredibly simple

It’s just dividing the page into 12 rows

[sharp geyser]

then you come do it

nerd

[wheat mesa]

Ok

I will

Later

Throw it on GitHub and invite me to it, I’ll make it pretty :p

Fair warning I might use mantine though

Because mantine is a fucking godsend

[sharp geyser]

I already have mantine installed

I also have framer motion to do animations

[wheat mesa]

Also I would recommend tabler-icons-react for little button icons

[sharp geyser]

ok

well do what you want with it

[wheat mesa]

Clean and customizable

I’ll send you some design ideas when I get back to my pc

[vivid fulcrum]

try this https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/

it's relatively quick

and the article provides nice visualisations

i used it when learning flexbox and grid systems

[split hazel]

pov you use css grid

https://tenor.com/view/old-man-kicking-child-pool-gif-24140501

[slender thistle]

Didn't it use Flex for them

[wheat mesa]

Huh

[slender thistle]

I was confused too when I saw it

But last time I checked it used flexboxes for them

[wheat mesa]

Yes it uses flexboxes

iirc

[slender thistle]

Yup

[wheat mesa]

Took me like a whopping 10 minutes to understand though so

Not too complex

[slender thistle]

Lmao true

[plush copper]

Is there a reason I got an error about getaddrinfo failed?

The full error is Cannot connect to host top.gg:443 sll:default [getaddrinfo failed]

[split hazel]

maybe

[plush copper]

Is there something I can do to prevent this from happening?

[rustic nova]

Is your server perhaps losing connection occasionally/bad DNS server?

or perhaps a firewall blocking outgoing port 443 etc?

[plush copper]

Im not sure, I just woke up to see that error

Its only happened once, so I don't think its the firewall blocking

[rustic nova]

Then likely either your server losing the connection or a dns server coincidentally being bad while the dns entry for top.gg isnt cached

[plush copper]

Hm, alright, thank you

[viral plover]

I'm having trouble creating an invite link for a scheduled event. Does anyone have an example of what it looks like?

[plucky loom]

does anyone know how to remove special characters from a string where the special characters are not at the start or end? Something like this:

"Apples, Oranges, Bananas"

and change it to:

"Apples Oranges Bananas"

basically, .strip but for the inside of a string

[viral plover]

I don't know of a built-in function but I've made a manual function for it using .slice and .indexOf.

[lyric mountain]

<text>.replace(",", "")

[plucky loom]

Here's the pastebin: https://pastebin.com/98ZZgXrT

I can't get it to await ctx.send any 3 random emojis or number 7, without having single quotes and commas. I tried what you suggested, but the IDE wasn't happy with your suggestion because it kept thinking there was a missing parenthesis when there wasn't one missing.

Lmk if you find a way to get it printing cleanly

[lyric mountain]

why dont u just use numbers to represent each emote?

instead of using the emote itself for resutl checking

[quaint wasp]

yo

how do I access the url?

I did response.data.url

didn't work

pretty sure it's because its in an object

but I'm not sure how to get into it

ping in replies 👍

halp

[quartz kindle]

its an array

[quaint wasp]

right..

how do I get into that array if it has no name.. like js something: [ fds: 2534 ]

[quartz kindle]

arrays use indexes

aka, the number of the item inside it

[quaint wasp]

ohh

so response.data[1].url?

[quartz kindle]

arrays are zero-indexed

they start at 0

[quaint wasp]

im stupid sometimes

thanks

👍

[plucky loom]

Here's the updated code: https://pastebin.com/YrGvHn71

I'm still not getting clean output, but I am using the index values to result check now instead of the emotes. Still have commas and single-quotes delineating the emojis in my output

I also added some newlines to make reading the debugger code output easier

[lyric mountain]

I'm still quite unsure what .strip("[], ''") is supposed to do

That whole thing is a mess (no offense intended)

For instance A == B == C will never be true unless C is a boolean

That's because A == B will resolve to a boolean, invalidating the next check

[plucky loom]

it just peels off the square brackets and ' of this:

[':Uncommon_Currency:', ':Epic_Currency:', ':Common_Currency:']

[lyric mountain]

But WHY are you doing that, that's the question

Also as I saw in the docs strip only works for leading and trailing characters

When I said "use numbers instead of emotes" I meant something like 112 where 1 and 2 represent slots

But EVEN if you wanted to use emotes, there's no reason to work with a stringified array instead of the actual array

[plucky loom]

yea... getting back into python after doing Data Structures & Algos in Java, so I'm a little off my game

Probably best to scrap the whole function and start fresh I take it?

[lyric mountain]

Ye

Think with arrays, not with strings

Make symbols to represent each slot, like numbers or letters

Then compose a sequence of those numbers

Like

int[] result = new int[3];

for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
	result[i] = (int) Math.random(7);
} 

// ... compare array combination

[wheat mesa]

wait Math.random() can take a number as input? never knew that

I'm gonna assume that's a psuedocode explanation or something cus looking at the javadocs it doesn't take a param lol

[plucky loom]

yea, it's a psuedocode explanation in Java of something I'm trying to do in Python

[bright thorn]

collector.on("end", () => {
          msg.edit({
            content: "Action aborted!",
            components: [],
            embeds: [],
          }).catch(() => { });
        })

i want this action only if the nothing selected in collections

for button and menu

how can i?

[plucky loom]

It's working!

Starting from scratch was a great idea, and my code is cleaner

[pine nova]

💀

[slender thistle]

.strip basically removes specified substring from both ends of studying if they're there

'owo'.strip('o') == 'o'

[slender thistle]

huehuehue
result = [__import__("math").randint(0, 7) for _ in range(0, 3)]

[earnest phoenix]

I'm stuck with this here, how do I fix it? using typescript

[fathom sonnet]

hii guys so i want to create simple user info where bot will display, user server joined date but... Instead of doing that with moment which is no longer supported & updated, Which would be good alternatives to create this with? I read that Luxon is good alternative, so i "read" some part of docs, and tried to do something like this:

            .setDescription(`**User Tag**: ${user.tag}\n**User ID**: ${user.id}\n**Joined Server**: ${DateTime.utc()(member.joinedAt).toFormat('dd/mm/yyyy')}`)

but thing is staht this display current date

so rn i really have no idea how else i should make this

[rustic nova]

Why not use the new timestamp markdown formatting implemented into discord?

https://discord.com/developers/docs/reference#message-formatting-timestamp-styles

which you'd just need to pass the seconds to, so you could do this thing for example

I just sent this message <t:1653984420:R>

[sharp geyser]

What is index

[earnest phoenix]

nvm I fixed it but now I fixed that but now there is another issue

[sharp geyser]

Post that issue with the error then if you need help

[earnest phoenix]

It cant read the 0 index

[sharp geyser]

Okay what the fuck are you doing

Sorry excuse my French

Just very confused

[wheat mesa]

Sometimes I really wonder why people over complicate the fuck out of things

[sharp geyser]

Just use math.random my g

[earnest phoenix]

I want to loop over them 1 by 1

[sharp geyser]

Why loop

[wheat mesa]

Well first off, don’t change status every 5 seconds. You’re gonna get ratelimited

[earnest phoenix]

I dont want math random

Its for testing

I wont

[sharp geyser]

Testing or not 5s is still too short

[earnest phoenix]

yes I know

[wheat mesa]

Secondly, increment a variable every x time, and when it reaches activities.length, set it to 0 again

Also misty why are you still awake

[earnest phoenix]

I'm doing that

the issue is

It loops over all of them then when it comes to 0 again it throws the error

[wheat mesa]

Whatever you’re doing looks complicated

[sharp geyser]

Why are you still awake?

[wheat mesa]

Just ```ts
let x = 0
setInterval(() => {
if(x >= activities.length) x = 0
// do stuff with activities[x]
x++
}, interval)

I have no idea why you’re making this boolean argument timer stuff, that’s massively overcomplicating it

[earnest phoenix]

idk XD I was taking help from someone else

[wheat mesa]

Probably doesn’t help that it’s 4am for me rn but still

[sharp geyser]

2am almost for me 😔

[earnest phoenix]

thanks tho, I know its simple but the issue I fixed before completely blown my head and its completely blank now

[wheat mesa]

Lol

[earnest phoenix]

so idk what i'm even doing

[sharp geyser]

You should feel my head after waffle was done with it

😔

My head still hurts

[wheat mesa]

Taught this poor guy some quadratic algorithms earlier 😉

[earnest phoenix]

I was copy pasting the codes someone gave me

[wheat mesa]

Yeah, lesson learned… don’t do that

[sharp geyser]

That's usually never a good idea

Only paste what you understand

[earnest phoenix]

its not that lol, I just need a break

[sharp geyser]

If you don't understand it and something happens no idea how to debug it

I need sleep

But waffle made it so algorithms is all I can think of

[earnest phoenix]

the one gave me that code is someone um what its called..

brother?

maybe

he knows coding very well

so i just blindly copy pasted XD

[wheat mesa]

I am beginning to question that statement after seeing that timer function lol

That was a brainfuck and a half

[earnest phoenix]

yeah idk what was that

he typed it for me

[sharp geyser]

Is he a js/ts dev?

[earnest phoenix]

yeah

[sharp geyser]

sadge

[earnest phoenix]

he codes in C++

very well

thats why maybe lol he loves complicated codes

[wheat mesa]

Not the greatest of solutions to a simple problem…

I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt though

[sharp geyser]

C++ is a brainfuck for me

[earnest phoenix]

yeah. I'll be fine if I take a break.

[wheat mesa]

C++ isn’t too bad tbh

Standard library is bloated though imo

C++ is just used for scarily complex shit

[sharp geyser]

Where's my image manipulation bindings

[wheat mesa]

Where’s my beautiful frontend

[earnest phoenix]

btw why x = 0 after the if statement?

[wheat mesa]

So that x doesn’t increment to infinity

[sharp geyser]

Sadly it is non existent

[wheat mesa]

I would think that you would not want to go out of bounds here

[sharp geyser]

If it kept going past the length of activities you'd experience out of bound

Waffle taught me out of bounds all too well

[earnest phoenix]

am I not supposed to put { } brackets?

[sharp geyser]

😔

[sharp geyser]

Don't gotta

It's a one line statement

[earnest phoenix]

ah okay

[wheat mesa]

I’m on mobile and didn’t feel like typing out brackets. You don’t need them for one statement, but I still prefer to put them anyways

[sharp geyser]

If you're writing multiple lines it's highly recommend to

[earnest phoenix]

okay

[sharp geyser]

Technically I think you can write it all on one line but separate your stuff with ;

Waffle can confirm this

[wheat mesa]

Yes I believe so

[sharp geyser]

You could write your entire bot on one line

[wheat mesa]

You could write anything on one line

[sharp geyser]

If you do make waffle format it without a linter that'd be fun

[wheat mesa]

Fun fact, python accepts semicolons optionally

So you could one line an entire python project

[sharp geyser]

I don't want fun facts about python only C#

[wheat mesa]

Fun fact, using C# improves your chances of finding a stable and healthy relationship by 100%

[sharp geyser]

Ok fuck typescript

[wheat mesa]

He’s beginning to believe

[sharp geyser]

Waffle I'm rewriting everything API into cs

[wheat mesa]

Lmao no

You’ll give up on that quite quickly

[sharp geyser]

Yes

Fuck asp

[wheat mesa]

So so so so so much easier to write it in ts when you have 0 C# experience

[sharp geyser]

Hey I have some C# experience

I know basic types

Except I found out tuples were a thing earlier but still

[wheat mesa]

You’ll appreciate C# for both its simplicity and complexity, but if you’re like me you’ll dread having to learn 40 different design patterns to accomplish anything with it

[sharp geyser]

Idm C# so far

Does C# have async

Or the concept of Promises like js does

[wheat mesa]

Async await is a thing in C#

[sharp geyser]

Nice

[wheat mesa]

Tasks are the equivalent of Promises

[sharp geyser]

Ah I see

Well I'ma go sleep

[earnest phoenix]

Damn dude u saved me

[sharp geyser]

2:01

[earnest phoenix]

thanks

Now I can eat my lunch without any worries

[copper cradle]

Rewrite it in go

[vivid fulcrum]

fun fact

c#'s async workflow coined the design you know today

async/await keywords etc

[split hazel]

what does the coined mean

[vivid fulcrum]

made a standard or something in that fashion

don't know the exact definition

dictionary.com says

adjective
(of a word, expression, etc.) invented or made up:
A coined word, such as Xerox, is one of the most easily protected categories of trademark.

[rocky dagger]

can u force embeds to be wider?

[quartz kindle]

nop

[rocky dagger]

f

[slender thistle]

Feed them until they get overweight

[spark flint]

There’s an annoying embed bug

Where timestamps (if “x seconds ago”) constantly get wider and narrower

[lament rock]

sounds like a time precision error either on your viewing device or on whoever's end who created the embed

[split hazel]

time issue

@sharp geyser :o why is your library archived

[lyric mountain]

(necroposting cuz I was sleeping)

so you wanna get dirty eh?
result = (0..<3).collect { Math.random() * 7 as int }​​

[slender thistle]

🤣

[viral spade]

Hello, im using discord.js 13.
Is it possible to "hide" certain slash commands from everyone except myself (one userId) for stuff like maintenance commands only used by the bot creator?

Currently the only method i can think of is deploying one set of commands globally for every guild, while having one set of adminCommands deployed only in my personal guild.

[compact briar]

no there is not. the only other soultions i have thought of are

1. have another bot that is private
2. just check if the interaction.user is you. if not just return.
3. what i use for my eval is a button in my support discord that only i can see, and i have a modal that runs when i click the button and then it evals whatever i input into the modal. (only using a modal so i can space out things and make it look neater)

[tulip ledge]

you can't hide them, you can however add a permission check or make them guildonly for your dev guild

[opaque acorn]

how is the embed edit in v13

[earnest phoenix]

Bro one verified bot is nuking servers

[winter pasture]

Report them to Discord, and if it is also on Top.gg, click the 3 dots on the top right of the bot page and report it 😄

[earnest phoenix]

Remove from top.gg

Kk wait let me do it

[winter pasture]

Yeah, if you want us to remove it from Top.gg you would need to report it 🙂

[earnest phoenix]

Kk

Thx

[spark flint]

https://cdn.myprojects.lol/🏪🏢😜🥒🧺.png

trying to get to "all_domains"

but <json object>.data returns undefined

tried two things so far

connection.onmessage = e => {
    const msg = JSON.stringify(JSON.parse(e.data),null,2);
    console.log(msg.data)
}```

and js connection.onmessage = e => { console.log(e.data.data) }

[earnest phoenix]

how do i make this manage role

[onyx atlas]

what

[earnest phoenix]

it needs manage.guild

how can i make it be manage.role

[earnest phoenix]

The JSON.stringify() method returns a string

[spark flint]

good point

blame gogle

e.data returns a json object

https://cdn.myprojects.lol/🍱🦜🧪🧬🌑.png

{"data":{"cert_index":1056358569,"cert_link":"http://ct.googleapis.com/logs/argon2022/ct/v1/get-entries?start=1056358569&end=1056358569","leaf_cert":{"all_domains":["*.turingengenharia.com.br","turingengenharia.com.br"],"extensions":{"authorityInfoAccess":"CA Issuers - URI:http://r3.i.lencr.org/\nOCSP - URI:http://r3.o.lencr.org\n","authorityKeyIdentifier":"keyid:14:2E:B3:17:B7:58:56:CB:AE:50:09:40:E6:1F:AF:9D:8B:14:C2:C6\n","basicConstraints":"CA:FALSE","certificatePolicies":"Policy: 1.3.6.1.4.1.44947.1.1.1\n  CPS: http://cps.letsencrypt.org","ctlPoisonByte":true,"extendedKeyUsage":"TLS Web server authentication, TLS Web client authentication","keyUsage":"Digital Signature, Key Encipherment","subjectAltName":"DNS:turingengenharia.com.br, DNS:*.turingengenharia.com.br","subjectKeyIdentifier":"C3:E8:7E:5C:B3:20:00:B1:D8:41:EA:BC:AA:FC:46:A9:56:25:14:C8"},"fingerprint":"6C:C0:0D:3A:C0:C3:C4:D0:E2:FD:E4:0E:A1:6F:6F:D8:A0:6B:29:30","issuer":{"C":"US","CN":"R3","L":null,"O":"Let's Encrypt","OU":null,"ST":null,"aggregated":"/C=US/CN=R3/O=Let's Encrypt","emailAddress":null},"not_after":1661799167,"not_before":1654023168,"serial_number":"49F96F2496D775CA2A90F4620A169DED8EF","signature_algorithm":"sha256, rsa","subject":{"C":null,"CN":"*.turingengenharia.com.br","L":null,"O":null,"OU":null,"ST":null,"aggregated":"/CN=*.turingengenharia.com.br","emailAddress":null}},"seen":1654026860.151305,"source":{"name":"Google 'Argon2022' log","url":"ct.googleapis.com/logs/argon2022/"},"update_type":"PrecertLogEntry"},"message_type":"certificate_update"}```

example data

[simple stump]

I have this bit of code that reverses an image based on an array of URL's. However, since the process takes so long, using Promise.all is faster in the long run than awaiting. The issue with this is that if I were to append the image in the .then, the images will be appended out of order. Because of this, I have to use Promise.all. But this doesn't make sense if there's a lot of images, so is there a way to sort or append an image at a specific "index"? Or to append an image in order? My goal is to have something like this:

for (let i = 0; i < urls.length; i++) {
  let url = urls[i];
  console.log("Loading " + url);
  imgReverser("/content/" + url).then(canvas => {
    console.log("Saving " + url);
    const uri = canvas.toDataURL('image/jpeg', 0.9);
    sorted.push([uri, i]);
    sorted.sort((a, b) => a[1] - b[1]);

    for (let i = 0; i < sorted.length; i++) {
      if (sorted[i][0] === uri) {
        let newP = document.createElement('img');
        newP.src = uri;
        newP.classList.add('asdfasdf');
        document.getElementById('chapter_container').append(newP, some_index);
      }
    }
  });
}

https://sourceb.in/Z477FpR6wJ

[earnest phoenix]

Uh, I'm kinda confused, does e.data return that? Or is that the e parameter passed in?

[spark flint]

e.data returns that

[earnest phoenix]

Try logging typeof e.data

[spark flint]

const WebSocket = require('ws')
const connection = new WebSocket(`wss://certstream.calidog.io`)

connection.onopen = () => {
    console.log("connected to certstream")
}

connection.onerror = error => {
    console.log(`error: ${error}`)
}

connection.onmessage = e => {
    console.log(e.data)
}```

ok

wait its a string

string

[earnest phoenix]

JSON.parse(e.data).data

[spark flint]

alrighty

ty

[earnest phoenix]

You're welcome

[spark flint]

works lmao

https://cdn.myprojects.lol/📏🐆🙉🚑🚕.mp4

[earnest phoenix]

Awesome

[spark flint]

very

[earnest phoenix]

is manage roles on discord.js MANAGE_ROLES

[spark flint]

yes

[earnest phoenix]

or is is MANGAGE_ROLE

[earnest phoenix]

Using the Promise.prototype.then() method will not wait until the execution is done in this context, so that's why it appears out of order, if you want it to appear in order you have to resolve the promise with async/await

[simple stump]

Yeah I purposely used .then so that the imgReverser function would fire continuously (ex. loop, fire event and loop without waiting) instead of looping, waiting, then looping again. I'm just wondering if it's possible to order elements in the JS DOM using .append. For example, get the image, append it, then check if the class is index x. If x is greater than y, then switch the two arround.

My goal is to sorta optimize my script so that it reverses all images as fast as possible, then display the images without having to wait a long time. The imgReverser function can take up to 0.5 seconds per image, meaning an array of 50 links will take 25 seconds to load everything. Currently with the method I have I got that time down to about 5-6 seconds, but it's still way longer than it should be.

[tribal crow]

Hello hello people

im here today

because i need help with something

I want to update one, and only one, object in an array in my database. I've figured out the hard way that

await UserSave.findOneAndUpdate({ userID: interaction.user.id, guildID: interaction.guild.id }, { inventory: inventory } );

replaces the whole array with 'inventory'

so i wonder

if any of you know how to do this?

[earnest phoenix]

You can create an image element, append it to the parent element, and modify it's source once it has loaded, so it would all be in order

const chapterContainer =
  document.getElementById('chapter_container');

for (const url of urls) {
  console.log(`Loading ${url}`);

  const image = document.createElement('img');

  chapterContainer.append(image);

  imgReverser(`/content/${url}`).then((canvas) => {
    console.log(`Saving ${url}`);

    image.src = canvas.toDataURL('image/jpeg', 0.9);
  });
}

[solemn latch]

mongodb?

[tribal crow]

yes :)

[solemn latch]

https://www.mongodb.com/docs/v4.4/reference/operator/update/set/#set-elements-in-arrays

[tribal crow]

thats how its sorted

so

how would i find one of the objects?

[earnest phoenix]

So you want to update one of the objects in the inventory array?

[tribal crow]

yes

[earnest phoenix]

If so, by index or by conditions of whether the object contains a specific value or what?

[tribal crow]

all objects have different "id"s

[earnest phoenix]

So you want to update the object based on their id property?

[tribal crow]

yes

[pine nova]

Schema.findOneAndUpdate('inventory.id': wtvhere, {
$set: {
'inventory.$.<property>': wtv here
}
}).then().catch()

bad indentation cuz on phone

😔

[earnest phoenix]

Then you can use array filters to do so (this example is based on the code you showed), the following example increments the count property of the object with the 4534 as it's id property in the inventory array by 5

await UserSave.findOneAndUpdate({
  userID: interaction.user.id,
  guildID: interaction.guild.id
}, {
  $inc: {
    'inventory.$[findId].count': 5
  }
}, {
  arrayFilters: [{ 'findId.id': '4534' }]
});

[tribal crow]

$[findId]

do i replace that with anything?

[earnest phoenix]

Nope, that's just the name of the array filter, set in the arrayFilters property

[ancient nova]

what does findOneAndUpdate do?

is that a thing exclusive to djs?

[pine nova]

finds a document and update the data in it

[tribal crow]

finds a document and updates it

[pine nova]

no its a method for mongoose

[ancient nova]

oh that's interesting

[earnest phoenix]

That method is available in both the official MongoDB driver and Mongoose

[tribal crow]

okay, but the 'id' of the item in the inventory varies

so

[ancient nova]

is it easier to learn than other DBs or harder?

[tribal crow]

its not 4535 every time

[tribal crow]

its quite easy

[earnest phoenix]

You can just set the ID in the arrayFilters property to the one you want to find based on input for example

[pine nova]

u need to update a single object in array of objects of a document right?

[tribal crow]

yes

[ancient nova]

nice

anyone knows where I can get ideas for stuff I can add to a bot?

[tribal crow]

okay, but its for a command. people can type in whatever id they want

so

[earnest phoenix]

Also that method is just the updateOne() method but it returns the document that was also modified, use the returnDocument directive, can be set to before or after

[tribal crow]

idk what it is

[ancient nova]

sounds kinda confusing

[earnest phoenix]

That's exactly what I'm saying, for example:

const id = /* get user input from the command user */;

await UserSave.findOneAndUpdate({
  userID: interaction.user.id,
  guildID: interaction.guild.id
}, {
  $inc: {
    'inventory.$[findId].count': 5
  }
}, {
  arrayFilters: [{ 'findId.id': id }]
});

[tribal crow]

ooooh

ok

now i get it

[ancient nova]

@earnest phoenix could you tell me the difference between <client>.ws.on and <client>.on

I'm trying to see how they work and if I can use anything like that to add a custom event, if that's possible

for example an event where someone gets muted or warned

[tribal crow]

i keep getting DiscordAPIError: Interaction has already been acknowledged.

what does that mean?

[earnest phoenix]

Both the client and it's websocket manager (<Client>.ws) extend the EventEmitter class from the node:events built-in module, the <Client>.on() method adds an event listener for the pre-defined event listeners, such as ready, messageCreate, interactionCreate, and so on, which emit the data they've taken from the Discord API and turned it into a class instance or a more easier-to-work with type of data, although you can add non-pre-defined event listeners, but they won't emit any data unless you do so using the <EventEmitter>.emit() method (<Client>.emit()), the <Client>.ws.on() adds an event listener to the websocket manager of the client, which doesn't really have pre-defined event listeners on the typings (these event listeners can all be listed in Discord's official API documentation), which receives raw Discord API data and is not meant to be used by the user, but rather by the client itself

[ancient nova]

that's great!! so if I <EventEmitter>.emit() a method I can capture it using <Client>.ws.on() as a normal event?

EventEmitter how would I define this though?

[earnest phoenix]

You're acknowledging the interaction multiple times, maybe show code

[earnest phoenix]

For example:

client.on('foo', (data) => {
  console.log(data); // bar
});

client.emit('foo', 'bar');

[tribal crow]

https://sourceb.in/U7SVSDtbP7

[ancient nova]

okay so any variable I put as 'bar' will be emmited, but how about functions?

can I, for example emit an entire function and then do something with it using client.on?

[earnest phoenix]

You can emit anything

[earnest phoenix]

I don't think that error is caused by that execute() method you've got there, probably something with your command handler, although which version of discord.js are you using?

[tribal crow]

v13

[ancient nova]

client.emit('userMuted', getSomethingDoSomething(variable, variable2));

client.on('userMuted', (data) => {
  //what would doing just
  data 
  //by itself do anything? I presume it would return a promise so data() would work to execute the function?

  //for example
  let var1, var2;
  data(var1, var2);
});

I don't think that would work though, how would it know what variable and variable2 is

[earnest phoenix]

The exact version, you can check by npm ls discord.js

[ancient nova]

or maybe just structure the function in the emit instead of calling it in the emit??

[tribal crow]

here is all the command handling: https://sourceb.in/yQnxyTcqhn

discord.js@13.4.0

[earnest phoenix]

You should update to the latest version

npm update --save

Although that error occurs because it tries to create an initial reply to the interaction after an error occurred while executing that command, as the interaction already received an initial response in that command

[tribal crow]

…

[earnest phoenix]

So you can do

await interaction.reply({
  content: 'An error occured',
  ephemeral: true
}).catch(() =>
  interaction.followUp({
    content: 'An error ocurred',
    ephemeral: true
  })
);

[tribal crow]

ok

[earnest phoenix]

That code won't emit anything because you're emitting the data before the event listener is even added, and anything you emit will be passed as arguments to the event listener, so you can do anything with it

https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v16.x/api/events.html#class-eventemitter

Or https://nodejs.dev/learn/the-nodejs-event-emitter as it's more simple

[ancient nova]

does anyone know how I can check if args[1] is a valid value, say 1m or 1y?

[earnest phoenix]

You can use a regex for that

[ancient nova]

wait this one time you actually approve of me using regex

😮

[wheat mesa]

Oh my he finally found a legitimate use for regex

I find it ironic that the one thing you don’t think to use regex for is one of the few things that it should be used for…

[earnest phoenix]

/(?:\d+\s*(?:[smhdwy]|mo))*/

Test it against that, if it doesn't match then it's invalid

[ancient nova]

thanks man ur awesome

am I stupid or what cause those if checks aren't working

I did 1y and it didn't show the message

[earnest phoenix]

Have you tried logging both of the timeToMute variable and ms('24h')?

[ancient nova]

I haven't had the chance to, but I'm sure the value is right.. it's not like a massive package with millions of downloads wouldn't work

[earnest phoenix]

[wheat mesa]

I don’t think the point was the package not working, I think the point he was trying to make is it might not be what you’re expecting

Don’t roll along with the mindset of “just because it’s a library it has to work exactly like I expect it to”, you need to test things when you’re debugging

[ancient nova]

well I think I just wanted to avoid testing too much

[earnest phoenix]

Avoiding enough testing for debugging purposes will just lead to more confusion while blindly trying random things to try and fix the issue, and waste more time

[wheat mesa]

That is a very bad idea

If you want to save more time, use a debugger

[wheat mesa]

And this mainly ^

[ancient nova]

52 years

that's the value both return

[earnest phoenix]

I'm not asking for the human-readable value, I'm asking for the exact values they return, show it to us

[ancient nova]

        if (member.roles.cache.has(roleToMute.id || member.roles.cache.find(role => role.name === roleToMute).id || roleToMute)) {
            return message.channel.send("The member is already muted.");
        } else {
                const memberHierarchy = member.roles.highest.position;
                const muterHierarchy = message.member.roles.highest.position;
                if (muterHierarchy >= memberHierarchy) {
                    if (args[1]) {
                        const timeToMute = ms(args[1]);
                        const timeToMuteMax = ms("24h");
                        console.log(timeAgo(timeToMute) + timeAgo(timeToMuteMax));
                        
                        // Lets also require us the regex we need to check if the time is valid.
                        const timeValueCheckReg = /(?:\d+\s*(?:[smhdwy]|mo))*/;
                        if (!timeValueCheckReg.test(timeToMute)) return message.channel.send("I couldn't mute because the timeout value provided is not a valid time value.");
                        if (timeToMute >= timeToMuteMax) return message.channel.send("You can't mute for longer than 24 Hours at a time.");
                        try {
                            setTimeout(() => {
                                member.roles.remove(roleToMute);
                            }, timeToMute);
                            
                            return message.channel.send(`:thumbsup: **${member.user.tag}** was successfully muted by **${message.author.tag}** for **${timeAgo(timeToMute)}**.`);
                        } catch {}
                    } else {
                        member.roles.add(roleToMute);
                    }
                } else {
                    return message.channel.send("Could not mute the mentioned user, because they're higher in power hierarchy than you.");
                }
        }

sure

30000 and 86400000

@earnest phoenix it does return the correct value it seems, but then what is causing the error

[earnest phoenix]

Error?

[ancient nova]

no errors

I used a try catch just in case I guess it would be better if I remove it for testing

[earnest phoenix]

what is causing the error
no errors

[sharp geyser]

I'm dumbfounded by this interaction

[ancient nova]

man

[ancient nova]

by errors I meant my seconds -> readable time convertion function didn't work

[ancient nova]

@earnest phoenix your reg is bugging out

[split hazel]

💀

i hate regex

[split hazel]

why do you bother with checking it

the library will return NaN if the number is invalid

if you're using https://npmjs.com/package/ms

[ancient nova]

I am. how do I check?

something like that?

[split hazel]

for some reason when directly checking for NaN like that it sometimes bugs out and says its not nan even though it is

you should use isNaN(value)

[earnest phoenix]

Not sometimes, always and it's not a bug; that behavior is defined by IEEE

[ancient nova]

I feel like isNaN bugs out a little bit more for some reason for me

isNaN(float) <--- false

is that supposed to be the case?

[split hazel]

why tho

very stupid considering you can check for undefined and null just fine

[earnest phoenix]

It's better to read this
https://stackoverflow.com/a/1573715/14895795

[split hazel]

ah so its to keep the math weebs happy

are these kind of like

imaginary numbers

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[split hazel]

actually now i do wonder what happens if you try to square root a negative number

tf

since when does c++ have-

talk about the language being bloated

i'll try c then

nevermind c is worse

bro c is actually fucked

not touching that shit again

[wheat mesa]

wait wtf

is it fucked because you're formatting a double as int?

[split hazel]

idk man honestly i dont want to know

[exotic meadow]

how could i have an array (or dictionary) of items and load them in as choices in a slash command

let dictionary = {
  "name": "description"
}


// this part would be inside of the slash command creation
choices: [
           {
              // add name and description here          
           }

like this

i want to be able to add and remove things from the dictionary through other code and have it update

[earnest phoenix]

That's probably a compiler-specific thing, Clang produces the same random address with the conflicting formatting flags

[spark flint]

I can't send a twitter DM with twit, it returns js Unhandled rejection Error: Sorry, that page does not exist.

hoping someone here knows twit js lmao

[split hazel]

well the page doesnt exist

:)

[spark flint]

thats the default twitter error

[vivid fulcrum]

outdated lib

[spark flint]

i use twit for other stuff, still works fine

[hollow bobcat]

let dictionary = {
"name": "description"
}
choices: [...Object.keys(dictionary).map(value=>{
return {name:value,value}
}]

[vivid fulcrum]

https://github.com/ttezel/twit/issues/513#issuecomment-625386374

[spark flint]

T.post("direct_messages/new", {
            user_id: "1167570399959420929", // USER_ID is parameter from directMsg object
            text: reportMsg
        });```

it was a string anyways

[vivid fulcrum]

hm, not that familiar with the twitter api as much, try snooping around that repo's issues

quick browse over at the twitter api docs gave me this

but that's using events

here's the link to the doc regardless

https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/v1/direct-messages/sending-and-receiving/api-reference/new-event

[lyric mountain]

Well at least the "code" overlay isn't a tree call or tracert

[spark flint]

https://cdn.myprojects.lol/📆😞💸🍪🚰.mp4
got it working in the end

[wheat mesa]

This... seems like a very abusable idea

[spark flint]

Its locked for just select approved users

Everyone else only has the basic whois domain and ip buttons and the report buttons

Not the report to registrar and report to ASN buttons

[frosty ruin]

hi

[timber fractal]

im using the npm dependency passport-local to authenticate users, but for some reason every time i use passport.authenticate it goes to the failureredirect page, and i cant find why. what could be the cause of this?

[fathom sonnet]

Hey guys, so when i want to DEBUG ma welcomer.js file, i got this error (client.on) is not a function.

here is my code: welcomer.js

const client  = require('../index')
const Schema = require('../database-schema/welcomeSchema')
const { MessageEmbed, Discord } = require('discord.js')
const {welcomeMsg, RandomMsg} = require('../data/wlcmMsg')


        client.on('guildMemberAdd', async (member) => {
                    Schema.findOne({ Guild: member.guild.id }, async (e, data) => {
                        if (!data) {
                            return console.log('No channel to send the message!')
                        }
                            
        
                        const channel = member.guild.channels.cache.get(data.Channel)
                        let role = member.guild.roles.cache.get(data.Role)
        
                        const embed = new MessageEmbed()
                            .setTitle('Welcome!')
                            .setColor('#ff173e')
                            .setDescription(`${RandomMsg}`)
                            .setTimestamp()
        
                        channel.send({ embeds: [embed] })
        
                        /**
                         * 
                         *
                         * Guild.rulesChannel
                         * 
                         */
        
                        member.role.add()
                    })
                })       

[split hazel]

show the contents of ../index.js

[fathom sonnet]

here, my whole code: ```js
const { Client, Intents, Collection, Interaction, MessageEmbed, Guild } = require('discord.js')
const { CLIENT_ID, OWNER_ID, prefix } = require('./json/config.json')
const { Routes } = require('discord-api-types/v9')
const { REST } = require('@discordjs/rest')
const mongoose = require('mongoose')
const { GiveawaysManager } = require('discord-giveaways')
const { Schema } = mongoose
require('dotenv').config()
const { readdirSync } = require('fs')

const client = new Client({ intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MEMBERS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_BANS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_INVITES , Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS, Intents.FLAGS.DIRECT_MESSAGE_REACTIONS ] })
require('./systems/giveawaysys.js')(client)

module.exports = client

client.on('ready', () => {
console.log('Apolo is alive!!')

mongoose.connect(process.env.MONGO_DB || '', {
    keepAlive: true,
})

setInterval( () => {
    client.user.setActivity(`Serving on ${client.guilds.cache.size} servers.`, { type: 'WATCHING' })
}, 60000)

})

const rest = new REST({
version: "9"
}).setToken(process.env.TOKEN)

client.commands = new Collection()
client.events = new Collection()
const commands = []

const commandFolders = readdirSync('./commands')

for (const folder of commandFolders) {
    const commandFiles = readdirSync(`./commands/${folder}`).filter(files => files.endsWith('.js'))
for (const file of commandFiles) {
    const command = require(`./commands/${folder}/${file}`)
    commands.push(command.data.toJSON())
    client.commands.set(command.data.name, command)
}
}

rest.put(Routes.applicationCommands(CLIENT_ID), { body: commands })
.then(() => console.log('Successfully registered application commands.'))
.catch(console.error)

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction, message) => {
if (!interaction.isCommand()) return

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

if(!command) return    
const WarningEmbed = new MessageEmbed()
.setTitle('Warning!!')
.setDescription(`You are not allowed to use this command here!!`)
.setColor('RED')
.setTimestamp()

if(!interaction.guild) return interaction.reply({embeds: [WarningEmbed]})

try {
    await command.execute(interaction, client, message)
}
catch(err) {
    console.log(err)

    await interaction.reply({
        content: 'Error has occured and Im not able to reply!',
        ephemeral: true
    
    })
}

})

client.login(process.env.TOKEN)
// client.dbLogin()

i exported client in index.js so i should be able to use it inside welcomer.js but still nothing

ok, debuged without errors now, but still need to find the reason why its not sending any messages

[split hazel]

I'm not sure it should work

can you log client inside of welcomer?

[fathom sonnet]

i did

[sacred aurora]

i don't think you should do it that way

making an event handler would a better way

similar like you handle the command