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The response you are receiving from the website is in JSON, you can convert this to an array in PHP and iterate through every message and echo out whatever variable you like, along with saving it to a database.

i think you have to set the option export:

About its saying its this line service = build('sheets', 'v4', credentials=creedentials), when I saw your script, creedentials of service = build('sheets', 'v4', credentials=creedentials) is creedentials={has the appropriate stuff in it}. If {has the appropriate stuff in it} is the JSON data of the service account including private_key, client_email and so on, unfortunately, that value cannot be directly used for service = build('sheets', 'v4', credentials=creedentials). I think that this is the reason of your issue.

When you want to use service = build('sheets', 'v4', credentials=creedentials) with the service account and creedentials={has the appropriate stuff in it} is the JSON data of the service account including private_key, client_email and so on, how about the following modification? In this case, please also set the scopes.

With `` you don't need to concatenate the string with +, so it should look like this:

To create the channel you can just use GuildChannelManager#create (aka guild.channels.create).

In this particular case it is your spacing before the :.

Try sed -e "s/\"mongo\" : \"\${MONGO}\"/\"mongo\": \"$mongoDB\"/g" -i $config

Probably not applicable here, but you can also match any spacing using regex: sed -e "s/\"mongo\"[ ]*:[ ]*\"\${MONGO}\"/\"mongo\": \"$mongoDB\"/g" -i $config

The Problem

The error is probably because your code is not formatted properly at all? You have a function member => {} and then you have a catch immediately following the function, and you never even close your client.on() parentheses.

Your program properly understanding entirely incorrect syntax is as infeasible as speaking gibberish to someone who speaks a different language and expecting them to understand you. When learning a new language, you need to be aware of new grammar rules, vocabulary, and more that may differ immensely from your own primary language. This is true of programming languages as well; javascript is very flexible, but your program will not be able to decipher immensely inaccurate syntax (which is the equivalent of gibberish to the program).

Please try to learn more about try/catch statements, javascript functions, syntax errors, and proper syntax. This is an immensely simple formatting issue, and questions like this one really should not be present on StackOverflow. Looking at some basic javascript tutorials, doing some quick research (perhaps even looking at some bot examples), and/or doing a single Google search could have solved your problem within seconds.

The Solution

This is the proper, more accurate syntax:

Given that you aren't getting any errors in your code, I'm assuming the guildMemberAdd event isn't triggering for you at all. This could be quickly confirmed by putting a console.log statement inside of your guildMemberAdd event handler in your current code, and having a member join the guild.

The only reason I can think of that this would occur, is the Discord API's relatively new intents feature. You need to subscribe to specific intents in order to reliably receive the affiliated events. guildMemberAdd is on the list of events that may require subscription to an intent.

Here's one possible fix you'll need to implement wherever you are defining client:

initial movie is an empty array and it will take some time to fetch from API. refactor to the below