discord.js - Imagine an app•2y ago

How do I detect once the music has finished (djs v13.12.0) [Solved]

I have messed around with the player.on() function with createAudioPlayer and such but I can not find a solid way to loop it? Heres my code:

player.on('stateChange', () => {
                                if (currentSong === null) {
                                    player.stop()
                                    resource = null
                                } else {
                                    player.play(resource)
                                }
                            }

player.on('stateChange', () => {
                                if (currentSong === null) {
                                    player.stop()
                                    resource = null
                                } else {
                                    player.play(resource)
                                }
                            }

I have tried unsubscribe, state change, idle and error and every single one just doesn't work Can somebody help me? I do not have any errors at all in the output and I put a console.log in the player and it wouldn't print anything

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ShompiFlen•2y ago

does the bot play audio at all?

The BladeOP•2y ago

I have code outside of it to play it and it plays that, it doesn't trigger the player.on event though

const player = createAudioPlayer()
                            Currentplayer = player
                            joinVoiceChannel({
                                channelId: message.member.voice.channel.id,
                                guildId: message.guild.id,
                                adapterCreator: message.guild.voiceAdapterCreator
                            }).subscribe(player)
                            
                            if (message.guild.me.voice.channelId === "1075934013946077204") {
                                message.guild.me.voice.setRequestToSpeak(true);
                            }

                            const resource = createAudioResource(currentSongLocation, {
                                metadata: {
                                    title: 'A test song!',
                                },
                                inlineVolume: true,
                            });
                            player.play(resource)
                            resource.volume.setVolume(volume)
                            voiceChannelResource = resource
                            message.reply("Playing song, volume is " + resource.volume.volume)
                            player.on('', () => {
                                if (currentSong === null) {
                                    player.stop()
                                    resource = null
                                } else {
                                    player.play(resource)
                                }
                            })

const player = createAudioPlayer()
                            Currentplayer = player
                            joinVoiceChannel({
                                channelId: message.member.voice.channel.id,
                                guildId: message.guild.id,
                                adapterCreator: message.guild.voiceAdapterCreator
                            }).subscribe(player)
                            
                            if (message.guild.me.voice.channelId === "1075934013946077204") {
                                message.guild.me.voice.setRequestToSpeak(true);
                            }

                            const resource = createAudioResource(currentSongLocation, {
                                metadata: {
                                    title: 'A test song!',
                                },
                                inlineVolume: true,
                            });
                            player.play(resource)
                            resource.volume.setVolume(volume)
                            voiceChannelResource = resource
                            message.reply("Playing song, volume is " + resource.volume.volume)
                            player.on('', () => {
                                if (currentSong === null) {
                                    player.stop()
                                    resource = null
                                } else {
                                    player.play(resource)
                                }
                            })

Theres the full code

ShompiFlen•2y ago

well you are not listening to any event right now player.on(' ') that is not gonna trigger at any time

The BladeOP•2y ago

Yes, but before I was and that wouldn't work so I just kept it on '' while im searching online trying to find fixes So whenever I can see a thing that might work, I don't have to delete it and can just put it in

ShompiFlen•2y ago

so you want to check whether or not the player is playing audio?

The BladeOP•2y ago

searching online right now, can't find anything besides idle which isn't even an option I want the player to loop

ShompiFlen•2y ago

okay import AudioPlayerStatus from discordjs/voice

The BladeOP•2y ago

Done

ShompiFlen•2y ago

then do player.on(AudioPlayerStatus.Idle, () => { and just put player.play(resource) inside

The BladeOP•2y ago

Ah, thank you. The only things I could actually find were with "Idle" on stack overflow but they were telling me to do AudioPlayer.Idle, not AudioPlayerStatus.Idle Thanks for the help

ShompiFlen•2y ago

use the official guide and docs https://discord.js.org/#/docs/voice/main/typedef/AudioPlayerStatus docs https://discordjs.guide/voice/ guide

The BladeOP•2y ago

I was looking there, but only in AudioPlayer

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