So I am switching from single STAFF command (e.g. if(message.member.roles.cache.has(staff_id))) to more flexable method - if member has either helper or mod or admin role, etc. I used some method with array like this:
const roles = [
"859471924753072188",
"836214627243262002",
"922170188089139261",
"836214626923315221",
"922170903394127873",
"859878718599987200",
"836214626617655296"
]
const isntStaff = roles.some(r => !message.member.roles.cache.has(r))
And now whenever I use this in some code, for example in this one:
...
if (
rudeWords.some(word =>
message
.toString()
.toLowerCase()
.includes(word)
) &&
isntStaff
) {
message.delete({ reason: `Blacklisted Word Detected` });
message.channel
.send({ content: `${message.author}, do not use that word here, thank you.` })
.then(msg => {
setTimeout(() => msg.delete(), 3000)
})
it just doesn't let me to use the word even if I have helper or mod or admin command. It also logs nothing in console.
There is also another way to do this according to this Discord.js Guide.
This is an example of how you could do this:
// Check if they have one of many roles
const roles = [
"859471924753072188",
"836214627243262002",
"922170188089139261",
"836214626923315221",
"922170903394127873",
"859878718599987200",
"836214626617655296"
]
if (message.member.roles.cache.some(r => roles.includes(r.id)) ) {
// has one of the roles
}else {
// has none of the roles
}
Your code requires every single one of those roles. You are checking if there are any roles in that array that aren't in the member's role cache. Instead, put the ! on the outside
const roles = [
"859471924753072188",
"836214627243262002",
"922170188089139261",
"836214626923315221",
"922170903394127873",
"859878718599987200",
"836214626617655296"
]
const isntStaff = !roles.some(r => message.member.roles.cache.has(r))