discord-buttons | A discord.js api for the discord buttons | Chat library

MessageButton class has a "setDisabled" method that you can set to true.

When done, it won't automatically disable it. You need to edit the embed, passing the components again.

When you updated the discord.js package, it now requires a more current version of node js (v16.6).

To update to the version of node using npm simply run:

I fixed it! It seems that the order in which Discord and client were (in here).

You'd want to use the += operator for your question. By the way, because of how button collectors work, the suggestions will be timing out after some time, which may cause you some issues in the future, so you may want to switch to the event. My only other concerns are that you are using d.js 12 and discord-buttons which are both deprecated. As d.js 12 is losing support soon because of discord's api updates, I'd highly recommend switching to v13, as it has built in buttons, along with many other new features such as menus and slash commands.

EDIT Just saw the question's last line about the server being reported as offline when using a number rather than an object. That actually confirms my suspicion below, as you're no longer getting an error from the SDK itself (ie, it seems to be "working," in that it's at least making the network call). I would double-check your address and port number, and ensure the server is accessible from replit.

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Difficult to say for sure without knowing the mineutil API you're using, but it looks like you may be sending more than you need to the mineutil.status() function (And if you're using this library, I'm fairly certain you are).

I'm guessing that the following line:

return mineutil.status(SERVER_ADDRESS, { port: SERVER_PORT })

which is sending an object `{port: SERVER_PORT}' as its second parameter, should just be sending the number itself. For example:

To make them be sent "buttons" should be changed into "components"

Discord.js has a great documentation and you can find more about buttons in Buttons Section. It is well documented and there are some good examples too.

The issue is not with your prefix, it is due to you sending embeds incorrectly.

You are currently sending embeds for example:

The discord-buttons package uses ExtendedMessage to extend the Message class. You can see here. That's why in the console it shows up like that. Additionally, arrow functions don't have their own this. You need to use the function keyword to bind this.

This worked for me