Finding members with specific emoji in their name problem.

I have this kind of code i made:

  callback: async ({ message, args })  => {

    const emojiInName = ["🎩"]
    let members = await message.guild.members.fetch();
    for(let member of members)
    if(emojiInName.some(emoji => member.nickname.includes(emoji))){
        message.channel.send({ content: `${member} has the emoji in name`})
    } else return;

  },

  callback: async ({ message, args })  => {

    const emojiInName = ["🎩"]
    let members = await message.guild.members.fetch();
    for(let member of members)
    if(emojiInName.some(emoji => member.nickname.includes(emoji))){
        message.channel.send({ content: `${member} has the emoji in name`})
    } else return;

  },

But i get this: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'includes')

10 Replies

Squid•3y ago

It would be null, not undefined You should iterate over members.values() instead of members, or else each member is a [string, GuildMember] array instead of just a GuildMember object (but using displayName is still probably the way to go if you're not doing optional chaining)

FrostyOP•3y ago

  callback: async ({ message, args })  => {

    const emojiInName = ["🎩"]
    let members = await message.guild.members.fetch();
    for(let member of members) {
    if(emojiInName.some(emoji => members.values().displayName.includes(emoji))){
        message.channel.send({ content: `${member} has the emoji in name`})
    }
    } 

  },

  callback: async ({ message, args })  => {

    const emojiInName = ["🎩"]
    let members = await message.guild.members.fetch();
    for(let member of members) {
    if(emojiInName.some(emoji => members.values().displayName.includes(emoji))){
        message.channel.send({ content: `${member} has the emoji in name`})
    }
    } 

  },

So something like thsi?

Jaworek•3y ago

members.values() is iterable and for sure it doesn't have displayName poperty

FrostyOP•3y ago

But if i do it like this?

    let members = await message.guild.members.fetch();

    for (let member of members) {

      if (member.displayName.includes("🎩")) {
        console.log("someone has the thing");
      }

    }

    let members = await message.guild.members.fetch();

    for (let member of members) {

      if (member.displayName.includes("🎩")) {
        console.log("someone has the thing");
      }

    }

Jaworek•3y ago

in this case member is array of key and value

Unknown User•3y ago

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FrostyOP•3y ago

I got it working.

Jaworek•3y ago

FrostyOP•3y ago

    let membersHat = await message.guild.members.cache.filter(
      (member) =>
        member.nickname && member.nickname.toLowerCase().includes("🎩")
    );
    if (membersHat.size === 0) console.log("No members found");

    let countHat = 0;
    membersHat.forEach((member) => {
      countHat = countHat + 1;
    });

    let membersHat = await message.guild.members.cache.filter(
      (member) =>
        member.nickname && member.nickname.toLowerCase().includes("🎩")
    );
    if (membersHat.size === 0) console.log("No members found");

    let countHat = 0;
    membersHat.forEach((member) => {
      countHat = countHat + 1;
    });

used something like this. Ignore the count thing.

Jaworek•3y ago

its filter, you can use forEach instead

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