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also, how did I miss this lmao Before I switched to using typescript in this project I was using inter.member.user to get the user since the member property exists on both command types. But now I can just simply use (inter instanceof ChatInputCommandInteraction) ? (inter.user.id ) : inter.author.id; KEKW

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by Yuuki | ユウキ on 7/28/2023 in #djs-questions

[CLOSED] A question regarding discord.js with types. (TypeScript)

Yea, well.. it is definitely a crazy idea to handle both type of commands in the block/file, but I didn't want to write separate code for each of them, now I can just set what type of the command is (normal, slash or both) and handle them at the same time. I also thought about merging the types but that would just make me more work.. as you said, replying would be some next level devilish thing pepeChrist

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by Yuuki | ユウキ on 7/28/2023 in #djs-questions

[CLOSED] A question regarding discord.js with types. (TypeScript)

Ahh nice! Forgot about the nullish coalescing op or whatever it is called. I also have to check if "inter" is an instance of ChatInputCommandInteraction to use the inChachedGuild typeguard right?

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by Yuuki | ユウキ on 7/28/2023 in #djs-questions

[CLOSED] A question regarding discord.js with types. (TypeScript)

(I'm casting the avatar url to a string since the property "iconURL" in the setAuthor() fn only accepts a string | undefined and not string | null)

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by Yuuki | ユウキ on 7/28/2023 in #djs-questions

[CLOSED] A question regarding discord.js with types. (TypeScript)

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by Yuuki | ユウキ on 7/28/2023 in #djs-questions

[CLOSED] A question regarding discord.js with types. (TypeScript)

lmao, since I'm now using the ChatInputCommandInteraction and not CommandInteraction I don't have to handle OptionResolvers like I did when I wrote the post, so you're right. This is the best solution handling them!

 const testArg = (inter instanceof ChatInputCommandInteraction) ? inter.options.getString('testarg', true) : args[0];

 const testArg = (inter instanceof ChatInputCommandInteraction) ? inter.options.getString('testarg', true) : args[0];

Many thanks!

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by doqe on 7/29/2023 in #djs-questions

Property 'cmds' does not exist on type 'Client<boolean>'

Ohh, someon answered already, my bad ohnocat

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by doqe on 7/29/2023 in #djs-questions

Property 'cmds' does not exist on type 'Client<boolean>'

I can give you the straight up solution as well if you want to.

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by doqe on 7/29/2023 in #djs-questions

Property 'cmds' does not exist on type 'Client<boolean>'

https://www.typescripttutorial.net/typescript-tutorial/typescript-extend-interface/

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by doqe on 7/29/2023 in #djs-questions

Property 'cmds' does not exist on type 'Client<boolean>'

You can probably just make your own interface that extends the discord.js Client.

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by KaktusgamingYT on 7/29/2023 in #djs-questions

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'applicationGuildCommands')

at line

Routs.applicationGuildCommands

Routs.applicationGuildCommands

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by KaktusgamingYT on 7/29/2023 in #djs-questions

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'applicationGuildCommands')

There is a typo in your code.

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DIdiscord.js - Imagine ❄

•Created by Yuuki | ユウキ on 7/28/2023 in #djs-questions

[CLOSED] A question regarding discord.js with types. (TypeScript)

Hmm.. I could just do it like

const testarg = (<ChatInputCommandInteraction>inter).options.getString('testarg', true) || args[0];

const testarg = (<ChatInputCommandInteraction>inter).options.getString('testarg', true) || args[0];

instead of

const testarg = (<ChatInputCommandInteraction>inter).isChatInputCommand() ? (<ChatInputCommandInteraction>inter).options.getString('testarg', true) : args[0];

const testarg = (<ChatInputCommandInteraction>inter).isChatInputCommand() ? (<ChatInputCommandInteraction>inter).options.getString('testarg', true) : args[0];

is this a bad approach?

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