discord.js - Imagine an app•11mo ago

Doesn't DiscordAPI reflect the latest role position?

I made a test guild for my bots. The guild has this roles scoreboard(?) - Owner - Mod - Member Guild has these members: - Me - My bot - Tom I gave Tom "Member" role (its position is "1") while I have "Owner" role (its position is "3") This is a code the bot has:

//...
client.on('messageCreate', async message => {
  if(message.content !== 'test') return;
  
  const myGuild = await client.guilds.fetch('GuildID');
  // "fetch" a guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id) } catch (e){ return message.channel.send("Author is not a member of my guild."); };
  // If message author is not a member of the guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID') } catch(e) { return message.channel.send('UserID is not a member of my guild.'); };
  // If the user is not a member of the guild
  const authorMember = await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id),
  // "fetch" message author
  authorRank = await authorMember.roles.highest.position,
  // Author's role position
  targetMember = await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID'),
  // "fetch" the user
  targetRank = await targetMember.roles.highest.position;
  // The user's role position
  
  console.log(`Author's role position: ${authorRank}\nThe Member's role position: ${targetRank}`);
})
//...

//...
client.on('messageCreate', async message => {
  if(message.content !== 'test') return;
  
  const myGuild = await client.guilds.fetch('GuildID');
  // "fetch" a guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id) } catch (e){ return message.channel.send("Author is not a member of my guild."); };
  // If message author is not a member of the guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID') } catch(e) { return message.channel.send('UserID is not a member of my guild.'); };
  // If the user is not a member of the guild
  const authorMember = await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id),
  // "fetch" message author
  authorRank = await authorMember.roles.highest.position,
  // Author's role position
  targetMember = await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID'),
  // "fetch" the user
  targetRank = await targetMember.roles.highest.position;
  // The user's role position
  
  console.log(`Author's role position: ${authorRank}\nThe Member's role position: ${targetRank}`);
})
//...

GuildID is my guild UserID is Tom's ID. Then, in my anothor guild, (my bot belongs to) I sent "test". Console:

Author's role position: 3
The Member's role position: 1

Author's role position: 3
The Member's role position: 1

It is very a result I had expected. Then, I gave Tom "Mod" role (its position is "2") I send "test" in the anothor guild again. Console:

Author's role position: 3
The Member's role position: 1

Author's role position: 3
The Member's role position: 1

The result was not changed. I can't understand.

2 Replies

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Ropyle•11mo ago

Thanks for your answer, but the problem is still here. Current code:

//...
client.on('messageCreate', async message => {
  if(message.content !== 'test') return;
  
  const myGuild = await client.guilds.fetch('GuildID', true);
  // "fetch" a guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id, true) } catch (e){ return message.channel.send("Author is not a member of my guild."); };
  // If message author is not a member of the guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID', true) } catch(e) { return message.channel.send('UserID is not a member of my guild.'); };
  // If the user is not a member of the guild
  const authorMember = await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id, true),
  // "fetch" message author
  authorRank = await authorMember.roles.highest.position,
  // Author's role position
  targetMember = await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID', true),
  // "fetch" the user
  targetRank = await targetMember.roles.highest.position;
  // The user's role position
  
  console.log(`Author's role position: ${authorRank}\nThe Member's role position: ${targetRank}`);
})
//...

//...
client.on('messageCreate', async message => {
  if(message.content !== 'test') return;
  
  const myGuild = await client.guilds.fetch('GuildID', true);
  // "fetch" a guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id, true) } catch (e){ return message.channel.send("Author is not a member of my guild."); };
  // If message author is not a member of the guild
  try { await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID', true) } catch(e) { return message.channel.send('UserID is not a member of my guild.'); };
  // If the user is not a member of the guild
  const authorMember = await myGuild.members.fetch(message.author.id, true),
  // "fetch" message author
  authorRank = await authorMember.roles.highest.position,
  // Author's role position
  targetMember = await myGuild.members.fetch('UserID', true),
  // "fetch" the user
  targetRank = await targetMember.roles.highest.position;
  // The user's role position
  
  console.log(`Author's role position: ${authorRank}\nThe Member's role position: ${targetRank}`);
})
//...

Also, I found when the code gets restarted, He gets the latest one. Now I am thinking of one bulldozing idea: When processing finished process.exit(0); so that every time the command get called, my bot can get Tom/Himself's latest position. completely Thonkang

myGuilds.members.fetch({ user: "UserID", force: true });

myGuilds.members.fetch({ user: "UserID", force: true });

this way ? Yes it is! Thanks all you guys and have a nice day!

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Doesn't DiscordAPI reflect the latest role position?