node-red-node-discord v2.2.0

node-red-node-discord

Inspired by node-red-contrib-discord

Node-red nodes that allow you to interact with Discord, via Discord.js. Can be used to implement simple write/read Bots

Installation

Run the following command in ~/.node-red:

npm install node-red-node-discord

Nodes

node-red-node-discord gives you access to following nodes:

• discord-get-messages is a node with no inputs and one output allowing you to receive notifications of incoming messages.
• discord-get-emoji-reactions is a node with no inputs and one output allowing you to receive notifications when user reacts on message with emoji.
• discord-send-messages is a node with one input and no outputs allowing you to send messages to a Discord channel.
• discord-members-monitoring is a node with one input and output, designed to get all channels and their's members for metrics.

discord-get-messages

• Triggers whenever a message was received on Discord
• You can pass list of channels to listen to Note : valid channel list example #1245#general#1234567#another-channel
• msg.payload will be set to the textual content of the message
• msg.channel will be set to an Object containing info on the channel the message was received from (does not contain any discord.js functions)
• msg.author will be set to an Object containing info on the user that sent the message (does not contain any discord.js functions)
• msg.attachments will be set to Array containing attachments info in format

  {
  	filename: string, // Filename
  	href: string // File Url generated by Discord
  }

• msg.rawData will be set to an Object containing info on the message that was received, but again without any of the discord.js functions
• To reply to a message, use the discord-send-messages node.

discord-send-messages

• Sends msg.payload on Discord channel with id msg.channel You can pass channel name in msg.channel as well as id, i.e. general Note: this feature possibly can cause sending message to wrong channel if bot connected to multiple servers and there are same named channels
• Feel free to @mention people in message.payload Example: Hello @Gago, nice module :) , also you can use @here, @everyone mentions

• To use discord's rich text embed specify msg.rich with following content (props marked with ? are not required)

  {
     title?: string;
     description?: string;
  	    url?: string;
  	    color?: ColorResolvable;
  	    timestamp?: number | Date;
  	    footer?: {
  	            icon?: string;
  	            text: string;
  		              };
  	    thumbnail?: string;
  	    author: {
  	              name: string;
               icon?: string;
               url?: string;
             };
  
  	    attachments?: Attachment[];
  	    field?: {
               name: string;
               value: string;
               inline?: boolean;
  		              };
  	    fields?: [
                 {
                   name: string;
                   value: string;
                   inline?: boolean;
                 }
  		              ];
  }

• msg.attachments contains attachments to send, it must be array containing objects in format

  {
     name: string;
     file: string | Buffer | Stream;
  }

  discord-members-monitoring

  • Triggered from outside, for now doesn't provide any configuration options
  • Set's monitored data to msg.monitoringData with following content

  {
  [category: string]: [
  	{
  	id: string;
  	channelName: string;
  	members: [
  		{
  		id: string;
  		username: string;
  		joinedDate: Date;
  		permissions: PermissionString[];
  		roles: [
  			{
   			id: string;
  			name: string;
  			permissions: number;
  			}
  			]
  		}
  		]
  	}
  	]
  }