Using bot to run stats commands and retrieve the message

[Dtar380]

Im doing a bot that can run a command (right now, is //pos1, //pos2 and //count from WorldEdit to count diamond ores)

This is my code right now:

// Import mineflayer
const mine_flayer = require("mineflayer");

//Create bot
const bot = mine_flayer.createBot({
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 25565,
    username: 'runCommandBot'
});

// On spawn event
bot.once("spawn", () => {
    bot.chatAddPattern(
        /^Counted: (\d+)/,
        "GetCounted",
        "Run when theres a count on chat"
    )
})

// Get count const for bot.on()
const get_count = (rank, username, message) => {
    console.log(`${message}`);
}

// Count diamond ore
function countDiamondOres() {
    // Array with number of chunk radius
    const array = [4,6,8,12,16]

    // Iterate through the radius
    for (const num of array){
        // Transform chunks to blocks
        let x = num * 16

        // Iterate over Y coordinate
        for (let y = 1; y < 16; y++) {

            // Run commands
            bot.chat(`//pos1 ${x-1},${y},${x-1}`); // Sets 1st position
            bot.chat(`//pos2 -${x},${y},-${x}`); // Sets 2nd position
            bot.chat(`//count diamond_ore`); // Counts diamond_ore on the range given

            // Print results
            console.log(`(${x},${y},${x}):`); // Log the position
            bot.on('GetCounted', get_count); // Log the retrieved text
        }
    }
}

// Run when new chat is detected
bot.once("chat", () => {
    countDiamondOres();
});

The bot works as intended, it runs the command and it then logs the server answer for the //count in the console, but there are two probelms with the console logs:

• console.log(``(${x},${y},${x}):``); (line 44) is not executing on each iteration for some reason, it runs all at the beginning.
• bot.on('GetCounted', get_count); (line 45) is running 75 times per iteration, resulting into 5625 outputs instead of the expected 75.

I am not a JavaScript guy, so there might be some concepts im lacking off and things I might have done wrong, thats why im here to ask what is going wrong on here.

Thanks for the help.

[Dtar380]

SOLVED

I ASKED THE MITHICAL GPT AND HE DID IT (We all getting replaced 😭)

Here's the code:

const mine_flayer = require("mineflayer");

// Create bot
const bot = mine_flayer.createBot({
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 25565,
    username: 'runCommandBot'
});

// On spawn event
bot.once("spawn", () => {
    // Add a custom chat pattern to detect "Counted: <number>" messages
    bot.chatAddPattern(
        /^Counted: (\d+)/,
        "GetCounted",
        "Run when there's a count on chat"
    );

    // Start counting diamond ores when the bot spawns
    countDiamondOres();
});

// Handler to log the count
const get_count = (rank, username, message) => {
    console.log(`Diamond Ore Count: ${message}`);
};

// Function to count diamond ores
function countDiamondOres() {
    // Array with number of chunk radius
    const chunkSizes = [4, 6, 8, 12, 16];

    // Iterate through the radius array
    let chunkIndex = 0;
    let y = 1;

    // Recursive function to go through each chunk size and Y-level
    function processNextChunk() {
        if (chunkIndex >= chunkSizes.length) {
            console.log("Finished counting diamond ores.");
            return;
        }

        let x = chunkSizes[chunkIndex] * 16;

        // Run commands for current Y level
        bot.chat(`//pos1 ${x - 1},${y},${x - 1}`); // Sets 1st position
        bot.chat(`//pos2 -${x},${y},-${x}`); // Sets 2nd position
        bot.chat(`//count diamond_ore`); // Counts diamond_ore on the range given

        // Print position
        console.log(`Checking position: (${x},${y},${x})`);

        // Listen for the count result
        bot.once('GetCounted', (count) => {
            console.log(`Diamond ores found: ${count}`);

            // Move to the next Y level
            y++;
            if (y > 16) {
                y = 1;
                chunkIndex++;
            }

            // Continue to the next chunk or Y level after a short delay
            setTimeout(processNextChunk, 1000); // 1 second delay to avoid flooding
        });
    }

    // Start processing chunks
    processNextChunk();
}