discord.js - Imagine an app•17mo ago

Trying to receive and log individual responses from two servers.

I am using Rcon to remotely connect to two game servers. I have created a slash command for my Discord bot to send whatever command typed in to both servers. I can get both of them to work, but I cannot get my bot to reply with both individual responses.

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {
  if (interaction.commandName === 'rcon') {
  
    const conn = new Rcon(process.env.HOST1_IP, process.env.HOST1_PORT, process.env.HOST1_PASS, process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const conn2 = new Rcon(process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const command = interaction.options.get('command').value;
  
    console.log("Authenticated");
    console.log("Sending command.")

    conn.on('auth', function () {
        conn.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn.connect();

    conn2.on('auth', () => {
        conn2.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn2.connect();
  };
  },
);

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {
  if (interaction.commandName === 'rcon') {
  
    const conn = new Rcon(process.env.HOST1_IP, process.env.HOST1_PORT, process.env.HOST1_PASS, process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const conn2 = new Rcon(process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const command = interaction.options.get('command').value;
  
    console.log("Authenticated");
    console.log("Sending command.")

    conn.on('auth', function () {
        conn.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn.connect();

    conn2.on('auth', () => {
        conn2.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn2.connect();
  };
  },
);

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d.js toolkit•17mo ago

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

I would like the bot to either reply or post a message with the content that is logged in the terminal (i.e. Server 1: (playerinfo munxo): No player with the username 'munxo'.

d.js docs•17mo ago

Responding to interactions: - #reply immediately respond with a message - #update immediately update the original message (buttons, select menus) - #showModal immediately show a modal (cannot be deferred) - #deferReply/Update respond later (up to 15 minutes) - #followUp post an additional message The initial response has to happen within 3s of receiving the interaction!

MunxoOP•17mo ago

I have tried using interaction.reply() as well as interaction.followUp(), but no luck. It might have been the placement of that within my code.

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

I will put them back in and post the error. One sec. Server 2: (playerinfo munxo): No player with the username 'munxo'. /Users/mattmunson/Desktop/Desktop - Matt’s MacBook Pro/Test Bot/node_modules/discord.js/src/structures/interfaces/InteractionResponses.js:184 if (!this.deferred && !this.replied) return Promise.reject(new DiscordjsError(ErrorCodes.InteractionNotReplied)); ^ Error [InteractionNotReplied]: The reply to this interaction has not been sent or deferred. at ChatInputCommandInteraction.followUp (/Users/mattmunson/Desktop/Desktop - Matt’s MacBook Pro/Test Bot/node_modules/discord.js/src/structures/interfaces/InteractionResponses.js:184:64) at Rcon.<anonymous> (/Users/mattmunson/Desktop/Desktop - Matt’s MacBook Pro/Test Bot/index.js:229:23) at Rcon.emit (node:events:513:28) at Rcon._tcpSocketOnData (/Users/mattmunson/Desktop/Desktop - Matt’s MacBook Pro/Test Bot/node_modules/rcon/node-rcon.js:169:14) at Socket.<anonymous> (/Users/mattmunson/Desktop/Desktop - Matt’s MacBook Pro/Test Bot/node_modules/rcon/node-rcon.js:87:54) at Socket.emit (node:events:513:28) at addChunk (node:internal/streams/readable:324:12) at readableAddChunk (node:internal/streams/readable:297:9) at Readable.push (node:internal/streams/readable:234:10) at TCP.onStreamRead (node:internal/stream_base_commons:190:23) { code: 'InteractionNotReplied' } Node.js v18.16.1 [nodemon] app crashed - waiting for file changes before starting...

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

This is what I have

conn.on('auth', function () {
        conn.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
          interaction.reply('Server 1: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn.connect();

    conn2.on('auth', () => {
        conn2.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
          interaction.followUp('Server 2: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn2.connect();

conn.on('auth', function () {
        conn.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
          interaction.reply('Server 1: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn.connect();

    conn2.on('auth', () => {
        conn2.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    (str) => {
          console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
          interaction.followUp('Server 2: ' + str);
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn2.connect();

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d.js docs•17mo ago

Scope The scope is the current context of execution in which values and expressions are "visible" or can be referenced. If a variable or expression is not in the current scope, it will not be available for use. Scopes can also be layered in a hierarchy, so that child scopes have access to parent scopes, but not vice versa.

MunxoOP•17mo ago

Can you see a way to be able to pull the content spat back from "Server 1" and "Server 2" to create an

interaction.reply(`
**Server 1:** ${...}
**Server 2:** ${...}
`)

interaction.reply(`
**Server 1:** ${...}
**Server 2:** ${...}
`)

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

Or would that be essentially impossible? I have tried to define the individual str 's of each command So like function server1() & function server2()?

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

Yeah, so a single reply to the slash command saying something like Server 1: (playerinfo munxo): Name: Munxo / AGID: 123-123-123 / Dinosaur: N/A / Role: Manager / Marks: 4,819 / Growth: N/A Server 2: (playerinfo munxo): No player with the username 'Munxo'. I should still stay within this client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {} or within this

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {
  if (interaction.commandName === 'rcon') {}}

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

So what would you recommend? Which is going to be my simplest route? Still trying to deduce everything you've said.

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {
  if (interaction.commandName === 'rcon') {
  
    const conn = new Rcon(process.env.HOST1_IP, process.env.HOST1_PORT, process.env.HOST1_PASS, process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const conn2 = new Rcon(process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const command = interaction.options.get('command').value;
  
    console.log("Authenticated");
    console.log("Sending command.")

    conn.on('auth', function () {
        conn.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    function (str) {
          console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
          
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn.connect();

    conn2.on('auth', function () {
        conn2.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    function (str) {
          console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
          
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn2.connect();
  };

let str = interaction.reply(`**Server 1: **`)

  },
);

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {
  if (interaction.commandName === 'rcon') {
  
    const conn = new Rcon(process.env.HOST1_IP, process.env.HOST1_PORT, process.env.HOST1_PASS, process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const conn2 = new Rcon(process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const command = interaction.options.get('command').value;
  
    console.log("Authenticated");
    console.log("Sending command.")

    conn.on('auth', function () {
        conn.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    function (str) {
          console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
          
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn.connect();

    conn2.on('auth', function () {
        conn2.send(`/${command}`);
      }).on('response', 
    function (str) {
          console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
          
        }).on('error', (error) => {
            console.log('Error: ' + error);
          })
    conn2.connect();
  };

let str = interaction.reply(`**Server 1: **`)

  },
);

That's what I have now and am testing

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

Sorry for my late response. I had to complete a scheduled job. I'm struggling a bit to follow. So, before my if (interaction.commandName === ... I should make a let str line?

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

A let str =?

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

I unsure as to what it should be equal to in order to benefit me the most for my desired outcome.

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

This will also have to work with there being the possibility of variance with what the server spits back as a response. I want it to reply back with whatever information/content the server gives depending on the command used. So if I do: /teleport munxo munxo

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MunxoOP•17mo ago

So the first chunk connecting to Server 1 should be interaction.deferReply() then later after connecting and sending the command on Server 2 then I put in interaction.editReply({‘Server 1: ‘ + str}, {‘Server 2: ’ + str}) ?

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {
  
  if (interaction.commandName === 'rcon') {

    const conn = new Rcon(process.env.HOST1_IP, process.env.HOST1_PORT, process.env.HOST1_PASS);
    const conn2 = new Rcon(process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const command = interaction.options.get('command').value;
  
    console.log("Authenticated");
    console.log("Sending command.")

    conn.on('auth', function () {
    conn.send(`/${command}`);
    }).on('response', 
    function (‘**Server 1: **’ + str) {
      console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
    }).on('error', (error) => {
      console.log('Error: ' + error);
    });
    interaction.deferReply();
    conn.connect();    

    conn2.on('auth', function () {
    conn2.send(`/${command}`);
    }).on('response', 
    function (‘**Server 2: **’ + str) {
      console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
    });
    interaction.deferReply();
    conn2.connect();
  };
interaction.editReply(‘**Server 1: **’ + str, ‘**Server 2: **’ + str);
  },
);

client.on('interactionCreate', async (interaction) => {
  
  if (interaction.commandName === 'rcon') {

    const conn = new Rcon(process.env.HOST1_IP, process.env.HOST1_PORT, process.env.HOST1_PASS);
    const conn2 = new Rcon(process.env.HOST2_IP, process.env.HOST2_PORT, process.env.HOST2_PASS);
    const command = interaction.options.get('command').value;
  
    console.log("Authenticated");
    console.log("Sending command.")

    conn.on('auth', function () {
    conn.send(`/${command}`);
    }).on('response', 
    function (‘**Server 1: **’ + str) {
      console.log('Server 1: ' + str);
    }).on('error', (error) => {
      console.log('Error: ' + error);
    });
    interaction.deferReply();
    conn.connect();    

    conn2.on('auth', function () {
    conn2.send(`/${command}`);
    }).on('response', 
    function (‘**Server 2: **’ + str) {
      console.log('Server 2: ' + str);
    });
    interaction.deferReply();
    conn2.connect();
  };
interaction.editReply(‘**Server 1: **’ + str, ‘**Server 2: **’ + str);
  },
);

This kind of what you mean? I don’t think this would be viable, but I can’t check since I don’t have my Mac with me

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Trying to receive and log individual responses from two servers.