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@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks fails completely

Hello, I am looking to use the

@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks

@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks

so I made a test script based off the documentation on the Github page. I rewritten the script in commonjs as I use that instead of ts. It does does not work well. It immediately fires instead of the duration as specified, it also doesn't pass any payload variables specified. Would I happen to be doing something wrong?

# The console output, which is empty
Iran {}

# The console output, which is empty
Iran {}

// This starts a task.
this.container.tasks.create('tempBan', { guild: member.guild, member }, duration);

// This starts a task.
this.container.tasks.create('tempBan', { guild: member.guild, member }, duration);

// The main thing itself
const { ScheduledTask } = require('@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks');

class ManualTask extends ScheduledTask {
    constructor(context, options) {
        super(context, {
            ...options
        });
    }
    async run(payload) {
        console.log(`Iran`, payload);
    }
}

module.exports = {
    ManualTask,
}

// The main thing itself
const { ScheduledTask } = require('@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks');

class ManualTask extends ScheduledTask {
    constructor(context, options) {
        super(context, {
            ...options
        });
    }
    async run(payload) {
        console.log(`Iran`, payload);
    }
}

module.exports = {
    ManualTask,
}

Solution

First of all, create takes 2 parameters and you provided 3. The proper syntax is

this.container.tasks.create({ name: 'name', payload: { huilde: member.guild, member }}, { delay: 9999999999 })

this.container.tasks.create({ name: 'name', payload: { huilde: member.guild, member }}, { delay: 9999999999 })

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@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks fails completely

Hello, I am looking to use the

@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks

@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks

# The console output, which is empty
Iran {}

# The console output, which is empty
Iran {}

// This starts a task.
this.container.tasks.create('tempBan', { guild: member.guild, member }, duration);

// This starts a task.
this.container.tasks.create('tempBan', { guild: member.guild, member }, duration);

// The main thing itself
const { ScheduledTask } = require('@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks');

class ManualTask extends ScheduledTask {
    constructor(context, options) {
        super(context, {
            ...options
        });
    }
    async run(payload) {
        console.log(`Iran`, payload);
    }
}

module.exports = {
    ManualTask,
}

// The main thing itself
const { ScheduledTask } = require('@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks');

class ManualTask extends ScheduledTask {
    constructor(context, options) {
        super(context, {
            ...options
        });
    }
    async run(payload) {
        console.log(`Iran`, payload);
    }
}

module.exports = {
    ManualTask,
}

Solution

First of all, create takes 2 parameters and you provided 3. The proper syntax is

this.container.tasks.create({ name: 'name', payload: { huilde: member.guild, member }}, { delay: 9999999999 })

this.container.tasks.create({ name: 'name', payload: { huilde: member.guild, member }}, { delay: 9999999999 })

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@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks fails completely

@sapphire/plugin-scheduled-tasks fails completely

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