cash.js | Finds money values in strings and/or DOM nodes | Runtime Evironment library

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I'm not able to minify ES6 files with apostrophe-assets. I'm getting the following error when try to minify with APOS_MINIFY=1 node app apostrophe:generation --create-bundle=prod-bundle

I have 2 separate JSON files, one stores user id and "cash", the other stores user id and "city". The reason I'm storing in separate JSON files is just in case of error it will only lose partial data.

On my leaderboard, I'm trying to display the cash amount a user has as well as what city they are from. Right now, the code gives me a keyerror:

File "c:\Users\test\Desktop\testclone\TESTCLONE.py", line 2411, in on_message msg += '{0}. <@!{1}> {2} Dollars\n\n'.format(number +1, user, cash[user].get('dollars', 0)) + '\nCity: **{}**'.format(homecity[user].get('city',0)) KeyError: '244410964693221377'

Also, I've tried displaying only the cities as an embed and I'm sure even if I wasn't getting a keyerror, it's not grabbing the city that correlates with the users with the most cash. Is it possible to do what I want if the JSON file "cash" doesn't store the city also?

Getting a weird error. This code worked in 1 server I was in, but trying it in other servers gives me this error:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:/Desktop/test bot/cash.py", line 32, in background_loop await client.send_message(channel, "{} secures the bag. ${} found inside. ".format(x.user.mention, loot)) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'mention'

I have a background loop that will spit out an emoji every X amount of minutes with a reaction attached to it. I want for when someone presses on the reaction of the message, it will delete the message and then send another message saying "messageauthor has grabbed the loot" and then add the amount to the cash json file.

Right now, my code is making the background loop work, but I am not sure how to grab the message.author.id in regards to the background loop so I can reference it in on_reaction_add. The current code is making the bot react once when it spits out the background loop and then again in on_reaction_add. I'm trying to make it wait for a user to react to the background loop message with the same emoji and not the bot.

I can't wrap my head around how to let a user bet X amount of "XP"(i use dollars) inside of a command. I've posted the simple coinflip command below with what I think should be the logic, but I am not 100% sure if I'm on the right track. I was wondering how I could call get_dollars for the user when they bet a random amount of money. I'm guessing that I will need to create something such as betamount = enter authors bet amount but I'm drawing a blank on how to handle the random amount they may put rather than hardcoding a fixed amount that forces the user to use.

I'm trying to make a command where users can steal other user's XP (dollars). I'm using random.randintto make it so they are either successful or not, but I want to do a check to make sure the user that is being mentioned(robbed) has enough XP (dollars) for the author to steal. I've tried a few ways such as if (get_dollars(message.mentions[0].id) < 25:and if (get_dollars(user.mention.id) < 25: with no success. Here's the "full" code:

People are spamming channels to gain "XP" (I've used dollars instead) and I was trying to add XP (dollars) if the user doesn't spam, but remove a bit more if they spam the channel. Right now the code is adding dollars, but it seems to be adding +2 dollars each time and not removing dollars if the user spams the channel. I used if not message.author.id == "111176943920152603": to make sure it's the user and not the bot

I'm trying to get data in JSON file, but before I print out, I want to sort the money. This is my code