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ApplicationCommandRegistry save new Command registered to DB

I want to save the idHints automatically in a Database, where can i intercept all new registered Commands with their respective idHint. I did try intercepting all events inside my Client with:

emit(event, ...args) {
 // save all events to a file
 fs.appendFile('events.log', event + '    ' + JSON.stringify(args) + '    ' + new Date().toString() + '    ',    (err) => { if (err) throw err; });

 super.emit(event, ...args);
}

emit(event, ...args) {
 // save all events to a file
 fs.appendFile('events.log', event + '    ' + JSON.stringify(args) + '    ' + new Date().toString() + '    ',    (err) => { if (err) throw err; });

 super.emit(event, ...args);
}

But i didnt find the Command Id in the file.

Solution

I asked a similar question a little while ago (archived in No Access). The solution I ended up with was to pull all the IDs from the commands store and then upload them to my DB about two minutes after the client is constructed. I also pulled them in from the DB before creating the client so that I could be sure they would be cached in a container property I setup before the commands themselves would be created.

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ApplicationCommandRegistry save new Command registered to DB

I want to save the idHints automatically in a Database, where can i intercept all new registered Commands with their respective idHint. I did try intercepting all events inside my Client with:

emit(event, ...args) {
 // save all events to a file
 fs.appendFile('events.log', event + '    ' + JSON.stringify(args) + '    ' + new Date().toString() + '    ',    (err) => { if (err) throw err; });

 super.emit(event, ...args);
}

emit(event, ...args) {
 // save all events to a file
 fs.appendFile('events.log', event + '    ' + JSON.stringify(args) + '    ' + new Date().toString() + '    ',    (err) => { if (err) throw err; });

 super.emit(event, ...args);
}

But i didnt find the Command Id in the file.

Solution

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