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discord-mutuals

v1.0.7

Published

CLI tool to find mutual friends on Discord servers

Readme

discord-mutuals

Find people you have mutual friends with on any Discord server!

Installation

npm install -g discord-mutuals
# or
yarn global add discord-mutuals
# or your package manager of choice

Usage

First, you need to add your Discord token. You can find this by opening Discord on the web, looking at nearly any Fetch/XHR request, and grabbing the string after Authorization in Request Headers. Save it by running

discord-mutuals set-token <your-discord-token>

which will save your token to your config.

Now, you can find people you have mutual friends with! Run

discord-mutuals friends <serverName>

and it will print all the users you have mutual friends with, and who those mutuals are.

You can also run the command with the flag --exclude-in-server to exclude any mutual friends that are also in the server you're looking through and/or the flag --show-ids to show users' Discord IDs in the results.

discord-mutuals friends <serverName> [--exclude-in-server] [--show-ids]

Open source on GitHub, published on npm.