discord.js - Imagine an app•14mo ago

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module.exports = {
    name: "messageCreate",
    once: false,

    async execute(message, client) {
        if (message.channel.id !== '1100929475849498665') return;
        if (message.channel.id === '1100929475849498665') {
            await message.channel.send('@everyone')
        }
    }
}

module.exports = {
    name: "messageCreate",
    once: false,

    async execute(message, client) {
        if (message.channel.id !== '1100929475849498665') return;
        if (message.channel.id === '1100929475849498665') {
            await message.channel.send('@everyone')
        }
    }
}

13 Replies

d.js toolkit•14mo ago

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Baconburger998•14mo ago

Baconburger998•14mo ago

thats what happens i only have one terminal open as well

Syjalo•14mo ago

That works as you coded. The channel id is '1100929475849498665'.

Baconburger998•14mo ago

oh so i should ignore if the message.author === bot?

Syjalo•14mo ago

It sends the message and handles it Yes

Baconburger998•14mo ago

ok, how do i check if its a bot?

d.js docs•14mo ago

It's good practice to make your bots ignore other bots, including itself. This can be done through a single line of code:

if (<message>.author.bot) return;

if (<message>.author.bot) return;

<message> being whatever you defined message as.

Baconburger998•14mo ago

ok, thank you so it doesnt ping @ everyone, do i need to parse mentions? allowedMentions: { parse: ['users', 'roles'], repliedUser: true } thats how i defined my client

Syjalo•14mo ago

Yes

Baconburger998•14mo ago

Okay, so do i just add 'everyone'?

Syjalo•14mo ago

Yep

Baconburger998•14mo ago

ok, thank you

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