I was creating a command that loops through all roles in a server, and removes/adds a selected permission (if it can). Hovering over it shows the description of the function.
async execute(client, msg, args, cooldowns, guildForPre, prefix) {
if(msg.member.permissions.has("MANAGE_ROLES")) {
let roles = (await msg.guild.roles.fetch()).cache;
let highPos = getRoleByMention(args[1], msg.guild)?.position || msg.guild.roles.highest.position
let lowPos = getRoleByMention(args[2], msg.guild)?.position || msg.guild.roles.everyone.position
roles = roles.filter(r => r.permissions.has(args[0]))
roles = roles.filter(r => r.position <= highPos && r.position >= lowPos)
let replaced = ''
for await (const [, role] of roles) {
if(role.position >= msg.guild.me.roles.highest.position || role.position >= msg.member.roles.highest.position) continue;
await role.setPermissions(role.permissions.remove(args[0]))
(replaced.length) ? replaced += `, ${role.name}` : replaced += `${role.name}`
}
msg.channel.send("Replaced roles: " + replaced)
}
}
getRoleByMention
function:
function getRoleByMention(mention, guild) {
const id = mention.slice(3, mention.length-1)
return guild.roles.cache.get(id)
}
My command handler arguments are put in correctly, and the command entered is the following:
m.removeRolePerm MANAGE_MESSAGES @Dyno @Dyno
Is it because they are the same role? The docs say it's a valid function. I am using v12.
The problem is actually the statement after. This is because of the lack of semi-colons. Adding a semi-colon should make it work. Changing it to this will remove the error and will make it work too
await role.setPermissions(role.permissions.remove(args[0]))
if (replaced.length) replaced += `, ${role.name}`
else replaced += `${role.name}`