Sapphire - Imagine a framework•2y ago

How to check if a number (the permission integer) has the manage server permission?

I need to check this, without using discordjs, only the sapphire/bitfield package I didnt understand the readme good enough, thats why im asking here.

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Solution ```ts const p: bigint = BigInt(guild.permissions); const PermissionsBitField = new BitField(enumToObject(PermissionFlagsBits)); const hasManageGuild =...

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chilliheroOP•2y ago

from this "permissions": "2147484672",

Favna•2y ago

Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications then your application -> bot and at the bottom you will have a UI of what permission make what bits. sapphire/bitfield will never give discord specific names because it's not a discord -targeted library

kyra•2y ago

Please read bitfield's README, it's a type-safe wrapper like Discord.js's which accepts both names and values The README even has an example using the PermissionsFlagsBits object from -types and how to consume it

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chillihero•2y ago

Solution

const p: bigint = BigInt(guild.permissions);
        const PermissionsBitField = new BitField(enumToObject(PermissionFlagsBits));
        const hasManageGuild =
            PermissionsBitField.has(p, PermissionFlagsBits.Administrator) || PermissionsBitField.has(p, PermissionFlagsBits.ManageGuild);

const p: bigint = BigInt(guild.permissions);
        const PermissionsBitField = new BitField(enumToObject(PermissionFlagsBits));
        const hasManageGuild =
            PermissionsBitField.has(p, PermissionFlagsBits.Administrator) || PermissionsBitField.has(p, PermissionFlagsBits.ManageGuild);

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How to check if a number (the permission integer) has the manage server permission?