discord.js - Imagine an app•9mo ago

Couldn't resolve the user id to unban

I made a ban and unban commands for my bot. Even though my ban command works without any problems, I am having problems with my unban command. Even if the person is banned, when I use /unban, it says "This user is not banned" and it does not unban the person. Also, an error message appears on the console. Note: My bot has BanMembers and Administrator perm

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d.js toolkit•9mo ago

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duck•9mo ago

before addressing the actual error, is there a reason you're not using a user option?

keremOP•9mo ago

the person is not on the server, so we cannot find that person on userOption. Am I wrong?

duck•9mo ago

it won't have them in the autocomplete, but it can still accept a user that's not in the server which is to say, discord will still validate the id for you

keremOP•9mo ago

lemme try If I get an error again i will write back

keremOP•9mo ago

There isn't any error

duck•9mo ago

that error message discord is giving seems to indicate id is an integer option please ensure that you've deployed commands since changing them

keremOP•9mo ago

i already deployed commands

duck•9mo ago

since changing the option to a user option?

keremOP•9mo ago

Oh wait I was able to write the ID but the application did not respond no error message I wrote the command again and now it says "the user is not banned" and it did not unban no error msg again

duck•9mo ago

then to address that, that'd be because <CommandInteractionOptionResolver>.getUser() returns a User object, and <User>.id is a string a string will never be equal to an entire User object you can entirely skip fetching bans and finding an existing ban since attempting to unban them is already an api call that will tell you whether they're banned (by rejecting if they're not banned)

keremOP•9mo ago

honestly it wouldn't be a lie if i said i was confused. can you show me what i need to change?

   const banList = await interaction.guild.bans.fetch();
      const bannedUser = banList.find((user) => user.user.id === userId);

      if (!bannedUser) {
        return interaction.reply("This user is not banned.");
      }
      await interaction.guild.members.unban(userId);
      const embed = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor("Aqua")
        .setTitle("User Unbanned")
        .setDescription(`Successfully unbanned <@${userId}>`);
      await interaction.reply({ embeds: [embed] });

   const banList = await interaction.guild.bans.fetch();
      const bannedUser = banList.find((user) => user.user.id === userId);

      if (!bannedUser) {
        return interaction.reply("This user is not banned.");
      }
      await interaction.guild.members.unban(userId);
      const embed = new EmbedBuilder()
        .setColor("Aqua")
        .setTitle("User Unbanned")
        .setDescription(`Successfully unbanned <@${userId}>`);
      await interaction.reply({ embeds: [embed] });

duck•9mo ago

you can entirely skip fetching bans and finding an existing ban

technically you don't need to change the name of the variable userId, but it is a misleading name

keremOP•9mo ago

thanks for help i fixed have a great day

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