Sapphire - Imagine a framework•10mo ago

First Argument

const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null); With this code I tried to make the bot get the member from the first argument but looks like it only gets the member if the bot finds it on the second argument, third, etc, how can I fix it?

15 Replies

Lioness100•10mo ago

@_carlos123 Could you send your full code?

-Carlos👑•10mo ago

const { Command } = require("@sapphire/framework");

class BlacklistCommand extends Command {
  constructor(context, options) {
    super(context, {
      ...options,
      preconditions: ["Owner"],
      aliases: ["bl"],
      description: "Blacklists a user from using the bot.",
      detailedDescription: {
        usage: "blacklist <Member>",
      },
    });
  }

  async messageRun(message, args) {
    try {
      const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);
      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

      console.log(user);

      if (!argument)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "Provide a user to blacklist.",
          message
        );
      else if (!user)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "Provide a valid user to blacklist.",
          message
        );
      else if (user.user.bot)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "You cannot blacklist bots.",
          message
        );
      else if (message.channel.id === user.user.id)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "You cannot blacklist yourself.",
          message
        );

        return message.channel.send(`blacklisted ${user}`)
    } catch (error) {
      this.container.util.handleError(message, error);
    }
  }
}

module.exports = {
  BlacklistCommand,
};

const { Command } = require("@sapphire/framework");

class BlacklistCommand extends Command {
  constructor(context, options) {
    super(context, {
      ...options,
      preconditions: ["Owner"],
      aliases: ["bl"],
      description: "Blacklists a user from using the bot.",
      detailedDescription: {
        usage: "blacklist <Member>",
      },
    });
  }

  async messageRun(message, args) {
    try {
      const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);
      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

      console.log(user);

      if (!argument)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "Provide a user to blacklist.",
          message
        );
      else if (!user)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "Provide a valid user to blacklist.",
          message
        );
      else if (user.user.bot)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "You cannot blacklist bots.",
          message
        );
      else if (message.channel.id === user.user.id)
        return this.container.util.createError(
          "You cannot blacklist yourself.",
          message
        );

        return message.channel.send(`blacklisted ${user}`)
    } catch (error) {
      this.container.util.handleError(message, error);
    }
  }
}

module.exports = {
  BlacklistCommand,
};

Lioness100•10mo ago

It's because the first argument is const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);

-Carlos👑•10mo ago

wdym

Lioness100•10mo ago

user is coming from the second argument because argument is coming from the first

-Carlos👑•10mo ago

oh is there any alternative to do what i was trying to do basically I want it to say something if the user does not provide nothing at all but also say something if the user provides something but is not a vaild member

Ararou•10mo ago

Try something like

const user = await args.pick('user').catch(() => null);
if (!user) do stuff;

const reason = await args.rest('string').catch(() => null);
if (!reason) do stuff

const user = await args.pick('user').catch(() => null);
if (!user) do stuff;

const reason = await args.rest('string').catch(() => null);
if (!reason) do stuff

lemme show with one of the bots i coded its in slash but itd be somewhat similar with the if checks

Ararou•10mo ago

these are all with 1 argument

Ararou•10mo ago

instead of

const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);
      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);
      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

-Carlos👑•10mo ago

this didn't work, since there's no reason in the command I'm trying to make i tried this:

      const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);

      if (!argument)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a user to blacklist.", message);

      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

      if (!user)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a valid user to blacklist.", message);

      const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);

      if (!argument)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a user to blacklist.", message);

      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

      if (!user)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a valid user to blacklist.", message);

Lioness100•10mo ago

@Carlos1996 use args.finished, which tells you if the user provided anything

      if (args.finished)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a user to blacklist.", message);

      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

      if (!user)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a valid user to blacklist.", message);

      if (args.finished)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a user to blacklist.", message);

      const user = await args.pick("member").catch(() => null);

      if (!user)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a valid user to blacklist.", message);

-Carlos👑•10mo ago

the .createError's now work as intented but now the bot does not detect the user at all, even if I provide it in the second, third argument etc I logged user and looks like its detecting the user from the first argument correctly, no idea why it sends the if (!user) part bump

Lioness100•10mo ago

Can you send your code @_carlos123

Ararou•10mo ago

Well also

const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);

      if (!argument)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a user to blacklist.", message);

const argument = await args.pick("string").catch(() => null);

      if (!argument)
        return this.container.util.createError("Provide a user to blacklist.", message);

isn't needed

-Carlos👑•10mo ago

wdym i'm 100% sure I already tried this but I just tried it again rn and it worked for some reason well I changed args.pick("member") to args.pick("user") but just tested both and they work maybe my vsc was having some troubles when i tried anyways ty a lot of the help

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