Sapphire - Imagine a Framework•4w ago

client.application has a bunch of null values

Hi there, I'm very new to Sapphire so I've been going through the documentation/guide and am at the step to configure your own preconditions. Going off the example in the documentation where the bot owner id is grabbed from a configuration file. I'm trying to access mine through this.container.client.application.owner.id, however this.container.client.application has a bunch of null values. When I throw it all to my console, these are the results:

<ref *2> ClientApplication {
  id: '', // omitted but is present
  name: null,
  description: null,
  icon: null,
  termsOfServiceURL: null,
  privacyPolicyURL: null,
  rpcOrigins: [],
  cover: null,
  verifyKey: null,
  tags: [],
  installParams: null,
  integrationTypesConfig: null,
  customInstallURL: null,
  flags: ApplicationFlagsBitField { bitfield: 27828224 },
  approximateGuildCount: null,
  approximateUserInstallCount: null,
  approximateUserAuthorizationCount: null,
  guildId: null,
  botRequireCodeGrant: null,
  bot: null,
  botPublic: null,
  interactionsEndpointURL: null,
  roleConnectionsVerificationURL: null,
  eventWebhooksURL: null,
  eventWebhooksStatus: null,
  eventWebhooksTypes: null,
  owner: null,
  commands: <ref *1> ApplicationCommandManager {
    permissions: ApplicationCommandPermissionsManager {
      manager: [Circular *1],
      guild: null,
      guildId: null,
      commandId: null
    }
  },
  emojis: ApplicationEmojiManager { application: [Circular *2] },
  entitlements: EntitlementManager {},
  subscriptions: SubscriptionManager {}
}

<ref *2> ClientApplication {
  id: '', // omitted but is present
  name: null,
  description: null,
  icon: null,
  termsOfServiceURL: null,
  privacyPolicyURL: null,
  rpcOrigins: [],
  cover: null,
  verifyKey: null,
  tags: [],
  installParams: null,
  integrationTypesConfig: null,
  customInstallURL: null,
  flags: ApplicationFlagsBitField { bitfield: 27828224 },
  approximateGuildCount: null,
  approximateUserInstallCount: null,
  approximateUserAuthorizationCount: null,
  guildId: null,
  botRequireCodeGrant: null,
  bot: null,
  botPublic: null,
  interactionsEndpointURL: null,
  roleConnectionsVerificationURL: null,
  eventWebhooksURL: null,
  eventWebhooksStatus: null,
  eventWebhooksTypes: null,
  owner: null,
  commands: <ref *1> ApplicationCommandManager {
    permissions: ApplicationCommandPermissionsManager {
      manager: [Circular *1],
      guild: null,
      guildId: null,
      commandId: null
    }
  },
  emojis: ApplicationEmojiManager { application: [Circular *2] },
  entitlements: EntitlementManager {},
  subscriptions: SubscriptionManager {}
}

  private async isOwner(userId: string) {
    //userId is filled properly
    console.log(this.container.client.application);
    return userId === this.container.client.application.owner.id
      ? this.ok()
      : this.error({ message: 'Only the bot owner can use this command!' });
  }

  private async isOwner(userId: string) {
    //userId is filled properly
    console.log(this.container.client.application);
    return userId === this.container.client.application.owner.id
      ? this.ok()
      : this.error({ message: 'Only the bot owner can use this command!' });
  }

Is any extra set-up required for these values to be filled, or what's the reason they're all null values?

Solution:

Sounds like either your printing it before the bot fully connected to discord or your connection isn't working at all. Either way, this is a discordjs matter, not a sapphire matter.

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Favna•4w ago

Sounds like either your printing it before the bot fully connected to discord or your connection isn't working at all. Either way, this is a discordjs matter, not a sapphire matter.

「Nao」OP•4w ago

Cheers for the quick response, I'll keep digging :Salute:

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