sapphire-support
discordjs-support
old-sapphire-support
old-discordjs-support
old-application-commands-and-interactions
Can't see blue color in terminal
I copied the code from logger plugin and made some changes to add an "actor" property for my convenience. If I pick Pterodactyl as the actor, it should display in the console with a red color. If I pick Discord, it should have a blue color. Pterodactyl appears as red color just fine, but Discord doesn't seem to have any color at all.
Here's the code: https://github.com/mallusrgreatv2/disactyl/blob/logger/src/lib/logger/LoggerLevel.ts#L60
I also added a console.log directly using blueBright() from colorette, and that seems to work fine....
Solution:
This problem isn't really related to Sapphire because this is 100% your code and your own plugin. Since you're essentially making your own logger plugin, even something like the
console.whatever is in your own code: https://github.com/mallusrgreatv2/disactyl/blob/52e62d2f5d864bad409d63954cbb69a195999994/src/lib/logger/Logger.ts#L88. You'll have to fix this on your own since it's so very specific to your own desires for the logger.
As for the location of the file, that's fine. It's pretty much free style, only it's recommended to not put it in root because that trips up GitHub's license detection....
Failed to overwrite global application commands: Command name is invalid
Hello! I am having an incredibly frustrating time adding a new slash command to my bot. The command is fairly straight forward however when I try to start the bot I get the error in the title. I cannot for the life of me seem to work out why it should throw this error and was hoping to find some helpful advice here!
```
[email protected] start node dist/index.js...
Solution:
I found the issue, its not only command names that need to be lowercase, its also argument names or option names too
I have use @/ as Root
I have used @/ as root but now it doesnt finds the modules I'm not sure how to fix that anyone that can help me out?
Solution:
setting it in only tsconfig isnt enough. Ts doesnt recompute paths when compiling. Either use NodeJS built in submodule imports and switch to
# instead of @ in the process, or use something like the module-alias package.