discord.js - Imagine an app•13mo ago

interaction is not defined

const { EmbedBuilder } = require('discord.js');


function errorMessage(message) {
    const reply = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor('Red')
        .setDescription(message);
    return interaction.reply({embeds: [reply]});
}

module.exports = errorMessage

const { EmbedBuilder } = require('discord.js');


function errorMessage(message) {
    const reply = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor('Red')
        .setDescription(message);
    return interaction.reply({embeds: [reply]});
}

module.exports = errorMessage

I know this sound weird/retarded but hear me out, So I am creating a message.js (kinda) for my bot where I can use this function to reply with an embed without having to define it from every single file with something like this

errorMessage('I have an error')

errorMessage('I have an error')

9 Replies

d.js toolkit•13mo ago

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-Carlos👑•13mo ago

interaction is not defined

Nightro-FxOP•13mo ago

I know but how do I define it...

-Carlos👑•13mo ago

by defining it? pass it with the function

Nightro-FxOP•13mo ago

function errorMessage(interaction, message) {
    const reply = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor('Red')
        .setDescription(message);
    return interaction.reply({embeds: [reply]});
}

function errorMessage(interaction, message) {
    const reply = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor('Red')
        .setDescription(message);
    return interaction.reply({embeds: [reply]});
}

Like this?

-Carlos👑•13mo ago

sure

Nightro-FxOP•13mo ago

@-Carlos👑 OH it worked Tysm

-Carlos👑•13mo ago

Nightro-FxOP•13mo ago

Solution: - In message.js

const { EmbedBuilder } = require('discord.js');


function errorMessage(interaction, message) {
    const reply = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor('Red')
        .setDescription(message);
    return interaction.reply({embeds: [reply]});
}

module.exports = errorMessage

const { EmbedBuilder } = require('discord.js');


function errorMessage(interaction, message) {
    const reply = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor('Red')
        .setDescription(message);
    return interaction.reply({embeds: [reply]});
}

module.exports = errorMessage

- In your desired file

let errorMessage = require('./path-to-your-function-file')
errorMessage(interaction,"I have an Error!")

let errorMessage = require('./path-to-your-function-file')
errorMessage(interaction,"I have an Error!")

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interaction is not defined