Promise { <pending> }

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    try {
    const rep = await (db.get(id)) ?? 0
     db.set(id, rep+1)
     return (rep+1)
    } catch (error) {
      console.log(error)
    }
    
  }```

This is my code when i call the function 

message.mentions.members?.forEach((mem) => {
const rep = reputation(mem.id)
console.log(rep)
message.channel.send(Gave one reputation to ${mem} (${rep}))
})```

it says Object Promise

[mental lintel]

You are not awaiting something correctly which makes it so it is an object promise. So make sure you await both db.get and db.set

[royal rivet]

Doesnt mskr a different

[mental lintel]

Hopefully you understand how async/await works and promises. When you make a function that is async it returns a promise no matter what. You don't even await your own async function. I pointed out db.set and db.get because you only awaited db.set so your condition was going to be wrong since you were not awaiting db.get. but you still need to await reputation

[royal rivet]

I see

[royal rivet]

Im not able to do it

i shld do

await reputation()

[mental lintel]

Yes

[royal rivet]

How do i do that in a for loop

[mental lintel]

You are using a forEach. The arrow function should be async

.forEach(async (mem) =>

[royal rivet]

Ohhhh

i see

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        console.log(rep)

[mental lintel]

yes? is there anything wrong with this?

[royal rivet]

Okay it works thanks