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cabal-discord-bridge

v1.0.1

Published

2 years ago

You can use this tool, to automatically send messages from Cabal to Discord and vice-versa.

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Cabal-Discord Bridge

You can use this tool, to automatically send messages from Cabal to Discord and vice-versa.

Steps to Run

Clone the repository
Create a config (see the config section)
Add Discord bot to server, and give it a role with 'Manage Webhooks' permission
Run node index

Config

For this bridge to work, a config.json file must exist at the application root. You can take a look at config.example.json to see how this file is structured.

cabalKey

This is the key of the cabal that you want to bridge.

discordSecret

This is a token for a Discord bot. Take a look at [https://discord.com/developers/docs/intro] to see how to create a bot. The bridge will work on all severs that you add this bot to.

mappings

This array defines how messages should be passed between Cabal and Discord.

"discord": [] // Array of Discord channels for this mapping
"cabal": [] // Array of Cabal channels for this mapping
"from": "cabal" || "discord" || "both" // Defines the direction in which messages should be bridged

logging

Set to true or 'info', to display forwarded messages along with meta information in console. Set it to 'debug' to also display information about recieved events.