Sapphire - Imagine a framework•10mo ago

How do I check if the user ID is actually equals to the user ID in interaction-handlers

Is there a way to check if the user ID that clicked the button is equals to the user that ran the command? For example: if (interaction.user.id !== <command_user>.user.id)

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b1nzee•10mo ago

You can pass the user ID through the customId and get it that way

return interaction.customId.startsWith("test_button_") ? this.some(interaction.customId.split("_")[2]) : this.none();

return interaction.customId.startsWith("test_button_") ? this.some(interaction.customId.split("_")[2]) : this.none();

That would be your parse function in the interaction handler

Ararou•10mo ago

hm so for ex the ID would be wipe-accept_intuserid_memid

b1nzee•10mo ago

You only need 1 users ID interaction.user.id is the person who pressed the button or whatever The ID from your customId is the person who originally executed the command

Ararou•10mo ago

well for this instance, I'm including another ID for a member arg like >cmd @mem so im adding that as well

b1nzee•10mo ago

Well, then yeah, should return them as an object in the this.some()

Ararou•10mo ago

well so far seems like mine is working

import { InteractionHandlerTypes } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { InteractionHandler } from '@sapphire/framework';
import type { ButtonInteraction } from 'discord.js';

export class WipeCommandAcceptButton extends InteractionHandler {
  public constructor(context: InteractionHandler.Context) {
    super(context, {
      name: 'WipeCommandAcceptButton',
      interactionHandlerType: InteractionHandlerTypes.Button,
    });
  }

  public override parse(interaction: ButtonInteraction) {
    return !interaction.customId.startsWith(
      `${interaction.user.id}-wipe-accept`,
    )
      ? this.none()
      : this.some();
  }

  public run(interaction: ButtonInteraction) {
    return interaction.reply(`ok ${interaction.user} ran this button`);
  }
}

import { InteractionHandlerTypes } from '@sapphire/framework';
import { InteractionHandler } from '@sapphire/framework';
import type { ButtonInteraction } from 'discord.js';

export class WipeCommandAcceptButton extends InteractionHandler {
  public constructor(context: InteractionHandler.Context) {
    super(context, {
      name: 'WipeCommandAcceptButton',
      interactionHandlerType: InteractionHandlerTypes.Button,
    });
  }

  public override parse(interaction: ButtonInteraction) {
    return !interaction.customId.startsWith(
      `${interaction.user.id}-wipe-accept`,
    )
      ? this.none()
      : this.some();
  }

  public run(interaction: ButtonInteraction) {
    return interaction.reply(`ok ${interaction.user} ran this button`);
  }
}

ya i think thisll be it

b1nzee•10mo ago

Ararou•10mo ago

i mean it works™️

b1nzee•10mo ago

Why are you checking if it starts with the interaction.user.id (person pressing the button)

Ararou•10mo ago

b1nzee•10mo ago

I'm just gonna take myself out of this thread, this has just brainfucked me

Ararou•10mo ago

lmfaoo dw ill fix it later in 50 years

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