Move Log

I'm trying to create a move log like this:

client.on('voiceStateUpdate', async (oldMember, newMember) => {
    if (oldMember.channelId !== null && newMember.channelId !== null) {
        if (oldMember.channelId === newMember.channelId) return;
        const fetchedLogsMove = await newMember.guild.fetchAuditLogs({
            limit: 1,
            type: AuditLogEvent.MemberMove,
        });
        const LogMove = fetchedLogsMove.entries.first();
        if (!LogMove) return;
        const { executorId } = LogMove;
        if (Date.now() - LogMove.createdTimestamp < 3000) {
            channel.send(`<@${newMember.id}> was moved!`).catch(err => { console.log(err) });
        }
    }
})

client.on('voiceStateUpdate', async (oldMember, newMember) => {
    if (oldMember.channelId !== null && newMember.channelId !== null) {
        if (oldMember.channelId === newMember.channelId) return;
        const fetchedLogsMove = await newMember.guild.fetchAuditLogs({
            limit: 1,
            type: AuditLogEvent.MemberMove,
        });
        const LogMove = fetchedLogsMove.entries.first();
        if (!LogMove) return;
        const { executorId } = LogMove;
        if (Date.now() - LogMove.createdTimestamp < 3000) {
            channel.send(`<@${newMember.id}> was moved!`).catch(err => { console.log(err) });
        }
    }
})

but if the admin moved someone else to the same channel it's gonna just edit the users value without creating a new log so it won't log.

16 Replies

d.js toolkit•11mo ago

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Forhand.•11mo ago

because I'm using LogMove.createdTimestamp < 3000 to check if the user was moved or he joined the channel by himself, is there another way to check that?

chewie•11mo ago

LogMove.createdTimestamp < 3000 will always be false createdTimestamp represents the unix milliseconds starting from 1970

Forhand.•11mo ago

it's actually not always, it'll be true when the admin moved user to channel he didn't in last 10 mins so how to check if the user moved or he joined the channel by himself?

chewie•11mo ago

no, it wont

Forhand.•11mo ago

another way instead of LogMove.createdTimestamp < 3000

chewie•11mo ago

you would have to substract LogMove.createdTimestamp from a new date and check if that is < 3000

Forhand.•11mo ago

yes I forgot to type the new date here but I did in my code but this way isn't good actually so I'm asking if anyone can help me with another way to detect if he moved to channel or not?

chewie•11mo ago

use the voiceStateUpdate event and check oldState.channel vs newState.channel

Forhand.•11mo ago

but still won't be accurate right?

chewie•11mo ago

why not that will show you when someone switched channels instantly

Forhand.•11mo ago

yes I did it here but the thing is to detect if the user was moved or he joined the channel by himself you can get just the executor from the logs without the target

chewie•11mo ago

And how do you make sure the user was actually moved?

Forhand.•11mo ago

no I said that cuz I can't make sure that the user got moved or not through logs if u only can get the executor and the channel from the logs it won't be accurate yes that's my point with an accurate way

chewie•11mo ago

Like Qjuh told you, check the users value of the entry

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