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So far it has been the case that resolveServer has been returning undefined in the case that the resource was a Message from a TextChannel. This was the case because the conditional returned the value of member "server" in the Message object. The Message object doesn't have a server member though. The fix is to use the "channel" member of the Message object and return its "server" member which was likely the original intention considering the if statement. |
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discord.js is a node module used as a way of interfacing with Discord. It is a very useful module for creating bots.
Installation
Requires node 0.12+
npm install --save discord.js
Example: ping-pong
var Discord = require("discord.js");
var mybot = new Discord.Client();
mybot.on("message", function(message){
if(message.content === "ping")
mybot.reply(message, "pong");
});
mybot.login("email", "password");
Contributing
Feel free to contribute! Just clone the repo and edit the files in the src folder, not the lib folder.
Whenever you come to making a pull request, make sure it's to the indev branch and that you have built the lib files by running grunt --dev
Related Projects
A list of other Discord API libraries can be found here
Links
Contact
If you have an issue or want to know if a feature exists, read the documentation before contacting me about any issues! If it's badly/wrongly implemented, let me know!
If you would like to contact me, you can create an issue on the GitHub repo, e-mail me via the one available on my NPM profile.
Alternatively, you could just send a DM to hydrabolt in Discord API.