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Alternatively provide some code that gives community members some context around your problem. Use the code formatting tool to make your code easier to read.
UPD: I will really appreciate if you guys could DM me your Discord IGns, so we could continue the discussion. Unfortunately my amount of replies here has hit its limit.
I’ve faced an issue regarding discord bot deployment on Glitch !
Following instructions I have created a Glitch account and manually uploaded all my files including index.js express.js watch.json package.json .gitignore and config.json .
Oddly enough the app status was OK, but the logs were showing cannot find module app/index.js . Therefore I tried running enable-npm which has only shown me more errors.
Eventually, I decided to run npm init once again and installing all modules for my project manually (discord.js, Sequelize, sqlite3, discord.js-commando, express). This did not help either.
To sum up, the issue is that I cannot get my bot up and running on Glitch. I will appreciate any help!
THE LINK TO MY PROJECT:Glitch: The friendly community where everyone builds the web
Could you share you project/code?
Sure thing! I’ve added it!
I think you have it private.
Whoops! Still getting used to the platform. I thought the invite link would work. I’ made it public
Can you send a photo of your logs?
This is the error I get when I view your project:
failed to start application on deadline-bot-arthub-app.glitch.me
This is most likely because your project has a code error.
Check your project logs, fix the error and try again.
Try replacing port with proccess.env.PORT.
Also, I saw this in your server.js file:
require("/app/express.js");
Replace it with:
require("/express.js");
The app folder doesn’t really exist as all the contents of your app are already in that folder.
Still getting the same exact error message :o
Try require(__dirname + '/express.js').
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Try this:
console.log("Your app is listening on port " + listener.address().port);
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If it works it should say 3000.
The full code:
app.listen(process.env.PORT || 3000, () => {
console.log("Your app is listening on port " + listener.address().port);
});
Hope the arrow functions are correct.
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Example app listening on port 1988! 
Woah, 1988??? Is it on Glitch or your local machine?
Yeah, that should not be happening!
I sure did not mess up any setting there 
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Wait, I have reason to suspect that your Debugger is still active…
It may be showing it, but the bot itself doesn’t seem to be working…
Can you check if the Debugger is still running? If it is, can you stop the Debugger?
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Also, did you add the bot’s token into the .env file?
Hmm… I guess we can check if you bot if banned from discord. Do you have anymore error in the logs?
Nope, no way my bot is banned 
Its possible. Glitch containers can get banned.
I think I found it! @JoshJson, can you paste the following code at the bottom of index.js?
const listener = app.listen(process.env.PORT || 3000, () => {
console.log("Your app is listening on port " + listener.address().port);
});
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In index.js, not express.js! And I made a small edit to the above code.
This line might also have something to do with it.
bot.login(token)
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No, I know what the error is. I made a small edit to the code I posted above, using it should fix it.
Now the error is about defining Express.
Hey, if you are still up to helping, can you DM me your discord at @JoshJson , I didn’t realise there were limits on replies
Hey what’s up. Can you hit me up on discord, DM me at @JoshJson . Didn’t know that reply limit was a thing lol
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@JoshJson join this Discord server so that we’ll be able to help you:
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