discord.js - Imagine an app•11mo ago

discord.js and deno

Is the voice library supported with Deno? I am getting a weird error 'sig is not defined' when trying to run the example code from the docs with Deno. Thanks for the help!

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d.js toolkit•11mo ago

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ThePedroo•11mo ago

Could you post backtrace? (Also, I'm unsure if it supports Deno, but mostly likely yes)

kriskotooBGOP•11mo ago

That's the thing... I get no stack trace The bot joins, but before it starts playing anything it just says 'Error: sig is not defined' I don't have any error handling that could be eating the error so I'm unsure why that happens

import ytdl from "ytdl-core";
import { createAudioPlayer, createAudioResource, joinVoiceChannel } from "npm:@discordjs/voice";


....



async function test(){
    const stream = ytdl(url, {filter: "audioonly"});
    const player = createAudioPlayer();
    const audioResource = createAudioResource(stream);

        const guild = bot.guilds.cache.get("935765496169635850");
    if(!guild){
        console.error('server not in cache');
    }

    const connection = joinVoiceChannel({
        channelId: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
         guildId: "xxxxxxxxxxx",
        adapterCreator: guild.voiceAdapterCreator
    });

    connection.subscribe(player);
    player.play(audioResource);
}

import ytdl from "ytdl-core";
import { createAudioPlayer, createAudioResource, joinVoiceChannel } from "npm:@discordjs/voice";


....



async function test(){
    const stream = ytdl(url, {filter: "audioonly"});
    const player = createAudioPlayer();
    const audioResource = createAudioResource(stream);

        const guild = bot.guilds.cache.get("935765496169635850");
    if(!guild){
        console.error('server not in cache');
    }

    const connection = joinVoiceChannel({
        channelId: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
         guildId: "xxxxxxxxxxx",
        adapterCreator: guild.voiceAdapterCreator
    });

    connection.subscribe(player);
    player.play(audioResource);
}

I know you said the full code, but that is quite big. I believe this should be everything related to that... The function is executed in a message create event from the client. Some context: I am not a beginner programmer, but this is the first time in playing with Deno, so I'm unsure if I'm not making some kind of mistake there. I used NPM to download the packages. I am running Deno on a windows host. Using opusscript and ffmpeg-static with the --allow-all If you need any more I formation I'd be glad to provide 🙂 Doesn't the TOS disallow re-spreading of content? Having it for private use should fall under they're TOS if I'm not mistaken If I'm mistaken, I can just delete this thread 🙂 Hm even though I am the only member there, I guess you are right. That doesn't mean it's for private use. However the idea of the bit was to actually play MP3s (as a soundboard) ytdl was just me trying to get it to play as I'm unsure if it works with Deno But I guess I can try playing with an mp3 and if I get the same issue, then open a new thread? FYI, it was indeed the stupid ytdl haha. I wanted to use it for simplicity, yet it just caused me issues. Playing mp3 files seems to work perfectly fine on Deno! Thanks a bunch!

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