How can I delete the characters except the letters between a and z in the user name after logging into the server?
You can listen on a member join then change their nick:
bot.on("guildMemberAdd", (member) => {
member.setNickname(member.user.username.replace(/[^a-z]/ig, ""));
});
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I can see the names, ids and user numbers of the servers where my bot is located, but how can I get the list of users (nicknames)?
You can make use of guild.members.fetch() in order to get all members and then use the nickname property to receive their nicknames. Finally I removed all bots with a simple filter.
const members = (await message.guild.members.fetch())
.filter((m) => !m.user.bot)
.map((m) => m.displayName);
console.log(members);
Working example as a command:
client.on("message", async (message) => {
if (message.author.bot) return;
if (message.content === "!list") {
const members = (await message.guild.members.fetch())
.filter((m) => !m.user.bot)
.map((m) => m.displayName);
console.log(members);
}
});
client.login("your-token");
Thanks to #MrMythical who suggested using displayName only. That property automatically returns the normal username when no nickname has been set for a user.
Users do not have nicknames, only guild members, if you are trying to fetch a list of server member nicknames.
You can use the code snippet from below:
const map = message.guild.members.cache.filter(c=> !c.member.user.bot).map(c=>c.displayName).join('\n');
console.log(map)
The
message.guild.members.cache.filter(c=> !c.member.user.bot)
Filters bots from the list, the
.map(c=>c.displayName).join('\n');
maps the data and only the user nicknames and joins them by paragraph breaks.
If there are any issues, please comment!
I have a porblem. My leave message. There I have:
client.on("guildMemberAdd", member => {
const welcomeChannel = member.guild.channels.cache.find(
channel => channel.name === "welcome"
);
welcomeChannel.send(`Hosgeldin :heart: ${member}`);
});
client.on("guildMemberRemove", member => {
const welcomeChannel = member.guild.channels.cache.find(
channel => channel.name === "gelen-giden"
);
welcomeChannel.send(`Bye ${member}!`);
});
and then when somebody left then came <#id>.
I want to find his id because then I can make an link of the person who left.
It look like https://discordapp.com/users/732569703142129685 .
And then it should write 'Member' and this 'member' should be the link.
Please in v12.
Discord returns <#id> because the member that left doesn't have more guilds(servers) in common with you and he is no more in your cache. If you need his id for some deletion of rows in db you can get it as member.id
When a user leaves, he is no longer on the guild, so you can't find a channel on a server he isn't anymore in. You'll need to use client.channels.cache.find() in this case.
have a good day.
I want to make the bot constantly looking if any user has a rank and in case of finding a user with that role add an emoticon in front of the name
client.on('ready', () => {
if(!member.roles.cache.find(r => r.name === "Prueba")){
//Set the nickname
member.setNickname(`😒 ${nickname}`)
}
});
If I got it right you want to change member nickname. In that case you must do member not client. And if you are using v12 you need to add cache before find
//Check if member doesn't have the role
if(!member.roles.cache.find(r => r.name === "Prueba")){
//Set the nickname
member.setNickname(`😒 ${nickname}`)
}else{
console.log(`${member.tag} has the role`)
}
I’ve tried to add code to allow people to customise which role people get when they join a server which can be set on a per server basis however I cannot seem set get it working. The greeting channel, the greeting and the DM are all working. It is only the role adding. If you could point me in the right direction then that would be very helpful.
client.settings = new Enmap({
name: "settings",
fetchAll: false,
autoFetch: true,
cloneLevel: 'deep'
});
// Just setting up a default configuration object here, to have somethign to insert.
const defaultSettings = {
prefix: "!",
modLogChannel: "mod-log",
modRole: "Moderator",
adminRole: "Administrator",
welcomeChannel: "chat",
welcomeMessage: "Welcome to the server, {{user}} 😉",
welcomeDMMessage: "text",
rolesOnJoin: "Basic"
}
client.on("guildDelete", guild => {
// When the bot leaves or is kicked, delete settings to prevent stale entries.
client.settings.delete(guild.id);
});
client.on("guildMemberAdd", member => {
client.settings.ensure(member.guild.id, defaultSettings);
let roleAdd = client.settings.get(member.guild.id, "rolesOnJoin");
let welcomeMessage = client.settings.get(member.guild.id, "welcomeMessage");
let welcomeDMMessage = client.settings.get(member.guild.id, "welcomeDMMessage");
let role = member.guild.roles.find(role => role.name == roleAdd);
welcomeMessage = welcomeMessage.replace("{{user}}", member.user.tag)
member.guild.channels
.find("name", client.settings.get(member.guild.id, "welcomeChannel"))
.send(welcomeMessage, {files: ["https://cdn.glitch.com/ecc1aef4-3247-42a1-9361-cfc56e9c5ba1%2F75AC6C9B-3E71-4F25-B8CF-47050B4B8F21.jpeg"]})
.catch(console.error);
member.send(welcomeDMMessage);
member.addRole(role);
});
addRole() needs the role ID (or the Role as an object), you can still find it via it's name with
let role = guild.roles.find(role => role.name == roleAdd)
member.addRole(role);
Presumably the problem is that addRole() expects either a Role object or a role ID:
https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/GuildMember?scrollTo=addRole
https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/typedef/RoleResolvable
"Basic" is neither.
If all you have is the role name, you need to find it by that name in the guild.roles Collection.
I want to find out if there are mentions in a message which I am doing using if(message.mentions.users.first()) but now among all the mentions I also want to filter out mentions of the admin team and not those of the community members. How to achieve that?
I tried filtering users based on roles like this
let r = [];
message.mentions.users.forEach( user => {
console.log('user' + user)
user.roles.forEach(role => {
console.log('role' + role)
r.push(role);
})
console.log('roles' + r);
var member = false;
for (i in r) {
if (i == 'admin') {
member = true;
}
}
})
This doesn't seem to work.
const adminName = ['<role name>'];
const adminId = ['<role ID>'];
client.on('message', (msg) => {
let admins = msg.mentions.members.filter( (user) => {
return adminId.some(id => user.roles.has(id)) || user.roles.some(r => adminName.includes(r.name));
});
console.log(admins.map(d => d.user.username));
});
There, I created 2 arrays, one with the role ID and another with the role name. You can use both, or only one (I prefer to use the id, because you can change a role name, but you can't change an id, except if you delete the role).
Then, I iterate through the members in the mentions of the messages. Why the members and not the users? Because the GuildMember is a type linked to a guild, which is an instance of an user in a guild, and so it has the role of the user.
Then I check if one of the id of my admins roles is in the roles of the user or if one of the roles name is inside my adminName.
The variable admins is a collection of GuildMember.
You can change the function inside the some to match whatever condition make someone an admin for you.