I have several customs commands in my application i have make a typo in call , for showing alls to you.
If i run only day:All i have this result.
Its great my code works good and i have the result that i want but it seem to run all the other customs command that i have and i don't want that.
I want to run only the day:All not varDay or graph.
The proof of this behaviour is , if i add a dd('foo') in my graph:All command, and i run again i have this.
Anyone know a way to run only the command that i want and not make Artisan run alls?
Any help is welcome.
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Probably a repetitive question, but need some to-the-point answers as I'm still learning. I have a script and need to update the application the script is pulling how do I go about such a thing ?
I do not know where to start I am just getting back into scripting.
I have created a discord bot and was able to get it up and running without a problem in the past. I remember that I had to run two different commands in the terminal to get the bot up and running with no problems. The first command was something to get the bot commands updated in discord and the second was to actually get the bot online using
node bot.js
I need help figuring out what the first command is to get the bot commands updated on discord's server. I have rewatched all the videos that I followed before, but I cannot for the life of me find out what that command is.
I have a command handler that I followed off of the discord.js website when I first created the bot. I get the following error when adding a new file to my commands folder
[WARNING] The command at C:Desktop\DiscordBot\commands\play.js
is missing a required "data" or "execute" property.
There was a command that I had to run before running bot.js that fixed this issue.
I tried using the following command
build bot.js
but that obviously didn't work and isn't even a command at all.
this is what you need to know in order to update commands....but you're going to get downvoted if you don't post that you've shown you tried to find the answer yourself...
https://discordjs.guide/creating-your-bot/command-deployment.html#global-commands
The guide (link above) walks you through the steps, for update. you need to first register the new commands, every time you want to make a command syntax change. Once you've registered the commands with discord, then you can re-run your bot and it will see the updated changes. if you're doing this on a development server, it's best, because it's instantaneous. If you're doing this for multiple servers, then you need to update with global commands and it can take Discord up to an hour to propagate.
I am looking to start some service using the command line tool from within the nightwatch. Searched a lot over the internet but found nothing related.
Appreciate if someone can provide an example to execute system commands.
You need to run the code using NodeJS code and definitely not NightwatchJS. I have noticed that you are trying to execute it using client.excute(). Please note that this runs in the browser and not in the system. You should explicitly run your system code using NodeJS and outside Nightwatchjs commands.
I have a script and within that script I am calling several other scripts.
Now I have a requirement where I need to get the list of all the scripts that have been run as I need to audit these in the database.
I have tried the history command but it does not seem to be working.
Can anyone propose any approaches that would help me.
Thank you!
I have a composer packege which i want to modify, it is part of Laravel framework, but i want to modify it big time. For that i need the xdebug to be able to run via the composer.
To be precise it runs on composer post update hook and there is a error in it.. i can not get it to work, but cant debug it. Anyone has any idea how i can do it?
I tried to do it via command line to test it, but i don`t get any meaningful answers. And i dont know how to run composer command in browser where i have a xdebug command active.
You can very easily get Xdebug remote debugging on the command line as well. No need for a browser. You simply do:
export XDEBUG_CONFIG="idekey=sangoku"
and then run the composer script. As long as you have xdebug.remote_enable set to 1 in php.ini, this will initiate a debugging request to an open IDE. Depending on your IDE, you might need to do something special though to allow this connection to come in.