discord.js - Imagine ❄•4mo ago

Sharding retrieve guild data

- Discordjs 14.9.0 - Node 20.10.0 Can someone explain me why when I try to retrieve members data cache, the result is undefined ?

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d.js docs•4mo ago

:discord: Gateway - Sharding As apps grow and are added to an increasing number of guilds, some developers may find it necessary to divide portions of their app's operations across multiple processes. As such, the Gateway implements a method of user-controlled guild sharding which allows apps to split events across a number of Gateway connections. Guild sharding is entirely controlled by an app, and requires no state-sharing between separate connections to operate. While all apps can enable sharding, it's not necessary for apps in a smaller number of guilds. read more

duck•4mo ago

since each shard is on its own process communicating over IPC, broadcastEval results need to be jsonified before they're returned to the original process (the same reason why you can't reference local variables declared outside the eval'd function) therefore the guild returned won't actually be a Guild instance, so as you can see, guild.members is just an array of ids you'll want to do whatever it is you need with that data in the broadcastEval if you really need each GuildMember instance tbh I'm surprised you didn't already run into some Maximum call stack exceeded error from attempting to return an object that has a reference to the Client side note: you can pass the shard option for broadcastEval to just run on the shard with the given guild (and you can use ShardClientUtil.shardIdForGuildId() to determine which shard that is)

LumiOP•4mo ago

@duck you mean to have access to the references of members, channels, roles etc., I have to stay inside the broadcastEval callback ?

duck•4mo ago

yes

LumiOP•4mo ago

Understood, but what is the solution so that I can pass a callback function inside the broadcasteval ?

LumiOP•4mo ago

It is possible to do something similar ?

duck•4mo ago

since each shard is on its own process communicating over IPC, broadcastEval results need to be jsonified before they're returned to the original process (the same reason why you can't reference local variables declared outside the eval'd function) you'll want to do whatever it is you need with that data in the broadcastEval if you really need each GuildMember instance

LumiOP•4mo ago

What that mean exactly ? I need to prepare the data in broadcasteval before sending it back?

duck•4mo ago

yes

LumiOP•4mo ago

AH Ok thanks for your help, can you leave the ticket open for a few days thanks !

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LumiOP•4mo ago

This kind of action like guildMember.send must be done in the broadcasteval too ? @duck

duck•4mo ago

it's more that you can't return the GuildMember as a GuildMember from the broadcastEval you can dm users from anywhere, including with <Client>.users.send()

LumiOP•4mo ago

Yes for dm users, i can use that way but for other cases like "guildMember.roles.add" I will be forced to send information to the broadcasteval?

duck•4mo ago

since each shard is on its own process communicating over IPC, broadcastEval results need to be jsonified before they're returned to the original process

none of the objects you return from a broadcastEval will retain their classes

LumiOP•4mo ago

ok thanks

LumiOP•4mo ago

Does the information sent in client listener parameters need to go through the shard system with broadcasteval ?

duck•4mo ago

I'm not fully sure what you're even asking here or what you're trying to do if you're just adding logs for the guildDelete event, is there a reason you need to do it in a broadcastEval?

LumiOP•4mo ago

That <Client>.users.send() recovers all members across shards ? No it's okay, I was wrong

duck•4mo ago

I'm still not fully sure what you're asking here <Client>.users.send() sends a dm to the given user I imagine discord does send the User back as part of one of the requests associated, but it won't suddenly send it to all shards, especially when this method is entirely unrelated to sharding or the gateway at all discord.js also does not send all data from every shard to every other shard not sure what this has to do with "recovers all members"

LumiOP•4mo ago

I am confused about the concept of sharding If I understand sharding correctly, the goal is to split the bot into several bots separated by shards. Knowing that client.users is not in the client.shard, do we have the list of members of all the shards gathered inside the client.users or not?

duck•4mo ago

Knowing that client.users is not in the client.shard

well it's true that client.users is not in client.shard since it's already on the client, but it is available from every shard's Client (though actually I suppose the slightly redundant client.shard.client.users could be considered 'in client.shard')

do we have the list of members of all the shards gathered inside the client.users or not?

first before answering this, what exactly do you need all members of every guild across every shard for?

LumiOP•4mo ago

To do that https://discord.com/channels/222078108977594368/1277466857393094726/1277651998149181461

duck•4mo ago

you intend to send a dm to every member in every guild?

d.js docs•4mo ago

Mass DMing users is not allowed as per developer ToS, considered spam and can get you and your bot banned. - Mention @everyone to inform all your users at once instead - Discord Developer Terms of Service: learn more | FAQ summary

LumiOP•4mo ago

Not massive dm I mean send a dm to specific guild member

duck•4mo ago

so then you don't need access to every member object from every guild just use <Client>.users.send()

LumiOP•4mo ago

kk thanks

Perodix__•4mo ago

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


module.exports = {
    name: Events.GuildUpdate,
    async execute(Guild, client, member) {

        let vanity = await Guild.fetchVanityData();

        if (!Guild.features.includes('VANITY_URL')) 
        {
            console.log('Ovaj server nema omogućenu opciju za vanity URL.');
            return;
        }
        console.log(vanity.code)

        if(vanity.code == 'rejva')
        {
            return;
        } 
        else {

            let simke = Guild.client.users.fetch('673220464042049562');

            simke.send("PEDERU JEDAN")

            // channel.send("ALO")
            // member.ban("")
        }

    },
};

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


module.exports = {
    name: Events.GuildUpdate,
    async execute(Guild, client, member) {

        let vanity = await Guild.fetchVanityData();

        if (!Guild.features.includes('VANITY_URL')) 
        {
            console.log('Ovaj server nema omogućenu opciju za vanity URL.');
            return;
        }
        console.log(vanity.code)

        if(vanity.code == 'rejva')
        {
            return;
        } 
        else {

            let simke = Guild.client.users.fetch('673220464042049562');

            simke.send("PEDERU JEDAN")

            // channel.send("ALO")
            // member.ban("")
        }

    },
};

is this right way to get user id ? I want to notify user via dm message but is don't work

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Perodix__•4mo ago

Am sry HAHAHA wrong thread

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