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QUESTION
I'm making a verification system where people link their accounts on two different platforms. I've got the code working, but now I need to check if the code is valid. I'm using .forEach on the json file, yet I keep getting the error:
client.verificationCodes.forEach is not a function
and it crashes.
Here is what the json file looks like:
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-31 at 15:31You had a syntax error because .forEach doesn't work on objects but on array and since that client.verificationCodes is an object then you need to use Object.entries
to convert that to array of key, value.
I've refactored the block causing this error please use this:
QUESTION
In a nodejs application previously it was using custom js confirms, so I have removed that and applied confirms using Bootblox.js.
After pressing the delete post button it will ask for confirm and after the confirmation it does not remove the post...rather after pressing the delete button again it removes it from the page....
Previous code using custom JS confirms is-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 10:33You have an issue where you check for if(confirmVariable==true)
before its been set. Its a typical async issue where you check for something before the action has been completed.
Where you wait for the user to click confirm/cancel, the position you set the variable is in a callback, so will only change when the user clicks a button. You immediately check for a result before the user clicks, which I assume is false at first. Then the user clicks and the value changed. Now the second time the user clicks, you immediately check what they clicked and you, by accident, look at the button they clicked the first time.
So when you provide the popup to the user with this, rather do your action inside the callback
QUESTION
I want to use a promote command to promote people on the group, and it's not promoting them, it replies with a message that says I need to enter a username.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-23 at 22:50i`m not sure, but if you use commandHelper with cmd\args
username must be let username = args[0]
not let username = args[1]
Because command execute world spliced from message arrays and you got undefined on args[1]
You can check it if execute command like this: m!promote fakedname nowItsRealNameForArgs[1]
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a discord bot that connects to a Roblox account that I made. I'm trying to create a command that will shout a message in a group, but there's a problem at the login and I can't figure out how to fix the problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-23 at 12:50At the first you don`t close you client.on('ready')
state.
QUESTION
Hey there so I'm trying to store the result of a promise in a variable because I have some code that doesn't work inside of the promise.
(I'm pretty new to node.js so a bit of explanation would be awesome!)
And how would I use a async await?
Heres my current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 16:17Because of async behavior, the console.log
will run prior to the value being stored. And will therefor resolve to undefined.
You could call the console.log
within the promise callback to test your value:
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