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@zerodot/discord

v1.0.1

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Send, edit, and react to messages, manage channels, members, and roles with a Discord bot, post with a webhook, and start a workflow on a slash command or a button click. Use it to build Discord bots, alerts, and moderation flows.

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@zerodot/discord

Send, edit, and react to messages, manage channels, members, and roles with a Discord bot, post with a webhook, and start a workflow on a slash command or a button click. Use it to build Discord bots, alerts, and moderation flows.

Install

In zerodot, go to System > Nodes and install Discord.

Manual: install @zerodot/discord where the web app and the worker run, and add it to ZERODOT_NODE_PACKAGES.

Nodes

Discord (discord.api)

  • Message: send, edit, delete, get, list, react
  • Channel: list, get, create, delete
  • Member: get, list, add a role, remove a role, kick
  • Server: get
  • Webhook: execute, with a username, an avatar, and embeds

Messages can have embeds, components, allowed mentions, and up to 10 files from binary data of the input. Moderation operations can write a reason to the audit log. When Discord answers 429, the node waits retry_after and tries again.

To reply to an interaction from the trigger, use Webhook > Execute with a bot credential. Set Webhook ID to applicationId and Webhook Token to token of the trigger output.

Discord Trigger (trigger.discord)

Starts a run on an interaction of your Discord app: a slash command, a button or select menu, or a modal. The trigger checks the Ed25519 signature of each request with the public key of the application, and answers the PING of Discord.

Discord wants an answer in 3 seconds, so the trigger answers at once: a deferred message, a deferred private message, a deferred update, or a fixed text. The workflow then replies with a webhook execute.

Copy the webhook URL of the trigger to Interactions Endpoint URL in the Developer Portal (General Information). Discord must be able to reach your zerodot instance. By default the trigger does not change the application. With Set Interactions Endpoint on, the trigger sets the address itself. When the workflow stops, it clears the address only if the address is still the one that it set.

Credentials

  • Discord bot (discord.bot): botToken from the Developer Portal, and an optional publicKey of the application. Without the public key, the trigger gets it from Discord. The token is secret.
  • Discord webhook (discord.webhook): webhookUrl of a channel webhook. It can only post messages. The address is secret.

License

AGPL-3.0-only