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Dislog is a small package which sends over important logs to discord via webhooks. Initialize once and send everywhere.
Install dislog with npm
npm install dislogg
const dislog = new Dislog(webhookURL, userID);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
webhookURL | string | Required. Your discord channel webhook URL. Can be found under Channel Settings > Integrations. |
userID | string | Required. Your discord user ID. Can be found by right clicking on your profile. |
Takes a message to be sent as a message in the discord channel.
Works similarly as log(), but also pings the specified user while initializing the library.
import Dislog from "dislog";
// discordUserID can be found be right-clicking on your profile.
// webhookURL can be found in channel settings under Integrations.
const dislog = new Dislog(webhookURL, discordUserID);
// Send a simple log
dislog.log("Hi, this function will log something.");
// Send a alert, will ping the user
dislog.alert("This is an alert!");
FAQs
A library for sending logs to discord
We found that dislogg demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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