Know which device it it

Is there a way to know in which device the user is? I have a few interactions that work 100% on the computer/web, but on mobile it gets laggy, so i want to have 2 response types, desktop and mobile, so the UI is more pleasant
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d.js toolkit
d.js toolkit12mo ago
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Toast
Toast12mo ago
I believe you can filter it by their presence. Although may not work on members whose status is set to Invisible I think. Presence has desktop, web and mobile properties I believe.
ShompiFlen
ShompiFlen12mo ago
you can check through Presence.clientStatus.web|.desktop|.mobile, I haven't tested this but I assume it works like this: if the user is currently on desktop, then Presence.clientStatus.desktop will contain data. Now lets say the user is online from a mobile device, then Presence.clientStatus.desktop will be null but Presence.clientStatus.mobile will contain a status You can't really tell from which device the user is executing a command though, lets say the user is connected on both Desktop and Mobile, then both of those properties will have data, and you will not be able to tell but you can exclusively send mobile responses if you check if ((!Presence.clientStatus.desktop && !Presence.clientStatus.web) && Presence.clientStatus.mobile) if both of these conditions are true then its most likely that the user is only connected from mobile that would be my suggestion, i really dont know if there is a better way, hope you can get a better answer and remember what Toast said though, offline members will not have a presence, you will have to default to some kind of response. And yes you need the presence related intents enabled
布鲁诺 普雷托
I cant find it thru the interaction context
ShompiFlen
ShompiFlen12mo ago
because you have to get the member object from it first <interaction>.member.presence. keep in mind that you need to check if the interaction comes from a guild first the also <member>.presence can be null
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