client.funcs.log is not a function (but this is not in app.js)
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Version of Komada
0.19.0
Are core files modified?
functions/usage.js
Describe the problem
Attempting to run Komada results in a client.funcs.log is not a function error
Expected Behaviour
Komada boots and operates normally.
Actual Behaviour
Komada crashes with this error:
You have triggered an unhandledRejection, you may have forgotten to catch a Promise rejection:
TypeError: client.funcs.log is not a function
at Promise.all.catch.e (/root/discordjs/lovinibot/node_modules/komada/utils/loadFunctions.js:18:51)
Uncaught Promise Error:
TypeError: client.funcs.log is not a function
at Promise.all.catch.e (/root/discordjs/lovinibot/node_modules/komada/utils/loadFunctions.js:18:51)
Steps to Reproduce.
Looks like you have a function wrong, hace you updated the function usage from 0.19.0 or backported from 0.18.1?
Yes. What I did was I took the original usage.js code from the 0.19.0 version of functions/usage.js and ported my changes into it. The modification is as follows:
case "user":
case "mention":
if ((/^<@!?\d+>$/.test(args[i]) || (/\d+/.test(args[i]) || args[i].length > 5)) {
if (!client.users.has(/\d+/.exec(args[i])[0]))
{
client.fetchUser(/\d+/.exec(args[i])[0])
.then((theuser) => {
args[i] = theuser;
validateArgs(++i);
})
.catch((e) => {
if (currentUsage.type === "optional" && !repeat) {
args.splice(i, 0, undefined);
validateArgs(++i);
} else {
args.splice(i, 1, null);
return reject(client.funcs.newError(`${currentUsage.possibles[0].name} must be a mention or valid user id.`, 1, args));
}
});
} else {
args[i] = client.users.get(/\d+/.exec(args[i])[0]);
validateArgs(++i);
}
} else if (currentUsage.type === "optional" && !repeat) {
args.splice(i, 0, undefined);
validateArgs(++i);
} else {
args.splice(i, 1, null);
return reject(client.funcs.newError(`${currentUsage.possibles[0].name} must be a mention or valid user id.`, 1, args));
}
break;
Go to the line 18 from /utils/loadFunctions, and change client.funcs.log to console.error. Tell me what you get.
By the way, this issue is nuked on 0.20.0 (#indev)
Syntax error... missed a ). Fixed.
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