discord.js - Imagine an app•2y ago

VoiceState channelId is null

When leaving a voice channel, both the oldState.channelId and newState.channelId are null. djs v14.3.0, node 18.8.0 Bot has all the required intents enabled, and works fine when joining a channel (join to create voice bot). I also noticed that when connecting to a channel, both the old and newState have the same channelId

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treble/luna•2y ago

full code:

const { ChannelType } = require("discord.js");

module.exports = {
    name: "voiceStateUpdate",
    async execute(oldState, newState){
        const channel = newState.channelId;
        const {client, member} = newState;
        if(channel != null && channel === "1008070945937838090"){
          const chan = await  newState.guild.channels.create({
                name: `${newState.member.displayName.slice(0,15)}'s Channel`,
                type: ChannelType.GuildVoice,
                parent: "825397075763134466",
              /*  permissionOverwrites: [
                   {
                     id: newState.member.id,
                     allow: [PermissionFlagsBits.ViewChannel, PermissionFlagsBits.Connect, PermissionFlagsBits.Speak]
                  },
                  {
                    id: "832927620542627860",
                    deny: [PermissionFlagsBits.ViewChannel]
                 },
                 {
                    id: newState.guild.roles.everyone,
                    deny: [PermissionFlagsBits.ViewChannel]
                 },
                ],*/
              })
              newState.member.voice.setChannel(chan);
              newState.client.voiceChannels.set(member.id,chan.id)
              return;
        }
        console.log(oldState.member.voice.channel.id) //null when leaving
        console.log(newState.member.voice.channel.id) // null when leaving
        if(!member.voice.channel && client.voiceChannels.has(member.id) && oldState.member.voice.channel.id === client.voiceChannels.get(member.id)){
         if(oldState.channelId === client.voiceChannels.get(member.id) && newState.channelId != client.voiceChannels.get(member.id)){
         member.voice.channel.delete();
         }
        }
    }
}

const { ChannelType } = require("discord.js");

module.exports = {
    name: "voiceStateUpdate",
    async execute(oldState, newState){
        const channel = newState.channelId;
        const {client, member} = newState;
        if(channel != null && channel === "1008070945937838090"){
          const chan = await  newState.guild.channels.create({
                name: `${newState.member.displayName.slice(0,15)}'s Channel`,
                type: ChannelType.GuildVoice,
                parent: "825397075763134466",
              /*  permissionOverwrites: [
                   {
                     id: newState.member.id,
                     allow: [PermissionFlagsBits.ViewChannel, PermissionFlagsBits.Connect, PermissionFlagsBits.Speak]
                  },
                  {
                    id: "832927620542627860",
                    deny: [PermissionFlagsBits.ViewChannel]
                 },
                 {
                    id: newState.guild.roles.everyone,
                    deny: [PermissionFlagsBits.ViewChannel]
                 },
                ],*/
              })
              newState.member.voice.setChannel(chan);
              newState.client.voiceChannels.set(member.id,chan.id)
              return;
        }
        console.log(oldState.member.voice.channel.id) //null when leaving
        console.log(newState.member.voice.channel.id) // null when leaving
        if(!member.voice.channel && client.voiceChannels.has(member.id) && oldState.member.voice.channel.id === client.voiceChannels.get(member.id)){
         if(oldState.channelId === client.voiceChannels.get(member.id) && newState.channelId != client.voiceChannels.get(member.id)){
         member.voice.channel.delete();
         }
        }
    }
}

no, the event fires only one when joining a voice channel. It does fire again once it moves to the channel which was created when doing that, it does indeed work (maybe i made a typing error somewhere before). But, it keeps throwing an error at the member.voice.channel.id, because 'voice' apparently is null in both cases ahh that explains. i honestly dont know and just realised i can do it via the channelId instead. i tried it because initially the channelId property didnt work (probably misspelled) and i tried it via there. (my issues can be very stupid/simple sometimes but i only realise that afterwards)

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