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jipy-html-transcripts

v0.1.0

Published

Generate self-contained HTML transcripts for Discord channels with a modern Discord look (Components V2, nameplates, server tags, badges, forwarded messages, threads, super reactions, spoilers).

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jipy-html-transcripts

Generate self-contained HTML transcripts for Discord channels with a modern Discord look.

Drop-in API replacement for discord-html-transcripts:

import { generateFromMessages, createTranscript } from 'jipy-html-transcripts';

Features

  • Modern Discord-style UI — animated nameplates, server tag pill, user badges.
  • Components V2 — Container (with accent), TextDisplay, File, Section + Accessory, Action Rows, Buttons.
  • Forwarded messagesmessageSnapshots[0] rendered with the grey "Forwarded" header + nested cell.
  • Threads / forum posts — parent-channel breadcrumb + applied-tag list.
  • System messages — phrasing/icon for joins, boosts, pins, calls, channel renames.
  • Super reactions — burst-count > 0 triggers a CSS particle burst.
  • Spoilers — click-to-reveal for inline ||x|| and spoiler attachments.
  • Code blocks — language pill + copy button + lightweight syntax highlight.
  • Modern embeds — author chip with circular avatar, fields grid, image gallery, footer + timestamp.
  • Header panel — channel name, topic, breadcrumb, message count, date range, ticket meta chips.
  • Image inliner — optional data: base64 inlining with a configurable byte budget.
  • Self-contained — single HTML document with inlined CSS/JS so it works behind a Content-Type: text/html route or as a Discord attachment.

Install

pnpm add jipy-html-transcripts discord.js

If you're consuming this from a sibling repo (the way Savas-Bot does), use the file: link:

// package.json
"dependencies": {
  "jipy-html-transcripts": "file:../Jipy-Html-Transcripts"
}

API

import { generateFromMessages, createTranscript } from 'jipy-html-transcripts';

const attachment = await generateFromMessages(messages, channel, {
    filename: 'ticket.html',
    saveImages: true,
    footerText: 'Exported {number} message{s}',
    poweredBy: false,
    theme: 'auto',
    showHeader: true,
    headerMeta: {
        ticketId: ticket.channelId,
        openedBy: ticket.openedBy,
        closedBy: closer.id,
        type: 'Support',
        createdAt: ticket.createdAt,
        closedAt: new Date()
    },
    nameplates: 'auto',
    maxBytes: 14_500_000
});

generateFromMessages returns a discord.js AttachmentBuilder whose payload is a Buffer<utf8> of the full HTML document.

Options

| option | default | notes | | --- | --- | --- | | filename | <channel>-transcript.html | name on the produced AttachmentBuilder | | saveImages | false | inline external images as data: URIs | | footerText | Exported {number} message{s} | supports {number} and {s} | | poweredBy | false | adds a small attribution suffix in the footer | | theme | auto | dark / light / auto | | showHeader | true | toggles the channel header panel | | headerMeta | — | ticketId, openedBy, closedBy, type, createdAt, closedAt | | nameplates | auto | off, or a Record<sku_id, { className }> override | | serverTag | — | fallback { label, iconUrl? } when member.clan is absent | | maxBytes | none | best-effort cap on output size; controls image inlining | | customCss | — | appended after the bundled stylesheet |

Build

pnpm install
pnpm build

This emits compiled JS + .d.ts to dist/ and copies the static assets (assets/base.css, nameplates.css, badges.css, script.js).

Versioning

Pre-1.0; minor versions may break shape until the API stabilises.