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[humor4fun]

Hello!
Thanks for publishing this guide. It is exactly what I'm looking for (code on github, deploy to cloudflare worker, server-install discord bot with / commands).

I am very new to developing in this area though.

Issue 1
This ID is mentioned but its not clear where this comes from in the instructions before the step to put it into the secrets.
$ wrangler secret put DISCORD_TEST_GUILD_ID

Issue 2
Make sure to [install the Wrangler CLI](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/cli-wrangler/install-update/) and set it up.
This direction is very vague. What sort of setup is required? The installation page you mention just has the user run a single command npm install wrangler --save-dev. There's no instructions on setting it up. the Configuration page has more details, but its just documentation about the configuration file, not a guide for getting started with a basic configuration. What settings need to be set in the wrangler.jsonc file? Somewhere in here it should talk about connecting wrangler-cli to the cloudflare account. I did this accidentally by running wrangler init <botname> which walked me through connecting wrangler to my cloudflare account, but it also created a project and initialized it. I've now deleted all those files, but the worker still exists in my account.

Issue 3
Perhaps this is a quirk of using a windows platform, but wrangler is not installed natively using the standard Cloudflare guide. It requires npx wrangler ... to execute the commands

Issue 4
For the directions about Storing Secrets, where should this be run? I'm assuming to cd into the working directory where wrangler-cli was installed? If i just run npx wrangler secret put .... It gives an error and requires a --name <workername> to be included.

Issue 5
Running Locally should start off with git clone https://github.com/FnrDev/workers.git then cd workers before npm install

Issue 6
Environment variables in windows/powershell are set using $Env:DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID = "value" in case you want to reference that (use Write-Output $env:DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID to output the value, and Remove-Item Env:\DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID to delete it.

Issue 7
DISCORD_TEST_GUILD_ID is referenced in the register script but not exported anywhere. Is that needed? I couldn't get past this point to be honest. When running npm run dev this error just sits on screen.

⬣ Listening at http://localhost:8787
remote worker: ParseError: Received a bad response from the API
    at throwFetchError (T:\discord-bot\workers\node_modules\wrangler\wrangler-dist\cli.js:134740:17)
    at fetchResult (T:\discord-bot\workers\node_modules\wrangler\wrangler-dist\cli.js:134713:5)
    at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:105:5)
    at async previewToken (T:\discord-bot\workers\node_modules\wrangler\wrangler-dist\cli.js:135607:29)
    at async createWorker (T:\discord-bot\workers\node_modules\wrangler\wrangler-dist\cli.js:135624:17)
    at async start (T:\discord-bot\workers\node_modules\wrangler\wrangler-dist\cli.js:137151:16) {
  text: 'Received a bad response from the API',
  notes: [
    {
      text: 'POST method not allowed for the oauth_token authentication scheme [code: 10000]'
    }
  ],
  location: undefined,
  kind: 'error',
  code: 10000
}

Thanks for your guide. Use these improvement notes if you like. I'm going to try to parse out what I can about how Cloudflare and discord stuff works and go from there. I don't really need a dev environment, but I would like to understand it before pushing the code straight into cloudflare.