Starting with the input string, it is important to note that the current method works only if the name consists of two words. If the name has a different number of words, this approach will not be effective. To address this issue, we can optimize the code by using .slice(1)
, assuming that the name truly begins at the second argument.
let string = args.slice(1).join(" ");
When attempting to locate the user object, remember to employ .toLowerCase()
on both sides of ===
to avoid any complications related to capitalization.
let user = client.users.cache.find(u => u.username.toLowerCase() === string.toLowerCase());
Furthermore, always verify the existence of the user before proceeding. It is crucial to handle cases where the specified user does not exist by utilizing a return
statement and sending a message in response.
if (!user) {
return message.reply("That user doesn't exist!");
}
// Proceed with the remaining code
In the event that the user does exist, continue executing your desired actions accordingly.
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