Sapphire - Imagine a framework•2y ago

UnknownMessageCommandName event is not working

So i was making the event but when i run >pinewfweew for example or any other wrong command nothing appears in the console.

import type { UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload  } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { Listener } from '@sapphire/framework';

export class UserEvent extends Listener {
    public run(payload: UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload) {
        console.log(payload)
    }


}

import type { UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload  } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { Listener } from '@sapphire/framework';

export class UserEvent extends Listener {
    public run(payload: UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload) {
        console.log(payload)
    }


}

Solution:

Change the event to Events.UnknownMessageCommand. You'll need to add Events to your @sapphire/framework import

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Ben•2y ago

You need to actually specify what even to listen to in the event option on the listener constructor. You can do that either by writing a constructor for your listener and calling super() inside of that or using the @ApplyOptions() decorator. You probably should read the guide on creating your own listeners: https://www.sapphirejs.dev/docs/Guide/listeners/creating-your-own-listeners

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Similar to what you learned in both Creating Commands and [Creating

vphilip•2y ago

here is my new code and i am not getitng anything in the console when i run a wrong command

import type { UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload  } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { Listener } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { ApplyOptions } from "@sapphire/decorators";


@ApplyOptions<Listener.Options>({
    event: 'UnknownMessageCommandName'
})
export class UserEvent extends Listener {
    public run(payload: UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload) {
        console.log(payload)

    }


}

import type { UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload  } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { Listener } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { ApplyOptions } from "@sapphire/decorators";


@ApplyOptions<Listener.Options>({
    event: 'UnknownMessageCommandName'
})
export class UserEvent extends Listener {
    public run(payload: UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload) {
        console.log(payload)

    }


}

Ben•2y ago

lowercase u in the event name

vphilip•2y ago

still the same thing

Ben•2y ago

You can also use the Events export I linked in your last post so that you dont need to worry about spelling it wrong That would be Events.UnknownMessageCommand Do you have a prefix set, loadMessageCommandListeners set to true in the client options, and the message content intent?

vphilip•2y ago

yeah

Ben•2y ago

Can you show your main or index file where you create the sapphire client?

vphilip•2y ago

Ben•2y ago

Do you have the message content intent switch on in the dev portal

vphilip•2y ago

yep normal commands work fine

Ben•2y ago

Can you check if the listener is loading in correctly by adding an onLoad() function that just logs something?

vphilip•2y ago

where can i add that

Ben•2y ago

in the listener

vphilip•2y ago

alr and what shouldi put into it

Ben•2y ago

Just log something so you can tell if it runs the onLoad function should run when the listener loads right after you start the bot. If that doesnt happen then we'll know that the listener isnt loading

vphilip•2y ago

that should work right?

Ben•2y ago

no Keep the event the same, add a function to your listener class called onLoad

vphilip•2y ago

i dont understand so like delete that file?

Ben•2y ago

Is the file in your most recent screenshot different from the one in the replied message?

vphilip•2y ago

wdym yes

Ben•2y ago

Then yes, delete the onload file Wait can you send the unknown message command file again?

vphilip•2y ago

thats what its called

Ben•2y ago

please send the contents of that file

vphilip•2y ago

import type { UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload  } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { Listener } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { ApplyOptions } from "@sapphire/decorators";

@ApplyOptions<Listener.Options>({
    event: 'unknownMessageCommandName'
})
export class UserEvent extends Listener {
    public run(payload: UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload) {
        console.log(payload)
        
    }


}

import type { UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload  } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { Listener } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { ApplyOptions } from "@sapphire/decorators";

@ApplyOptions<Listener.Options>({
    event: 'unknownMessageCommandName'
})
export class UserEvent extends Listener {
    public run(payload: UnknownMessageCommandNamePayload) {
        console.log(payload)
        
    }


}

Solution

Ben•2y ago

Change the event to Events.UnknownMessageCommand. You'll need to add Events to your @sapphire/framework import

vphilip•2y ago

finally thank you so much sorry for wasting yout tme

Ben•2y ago

Glad I could help

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