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Turn your Discord server into a rss feed
Follow these two instructions to add a bot to your server.
Rembember to select both bot
and applications.commands
for the OAuth2 URL generator.
You should note down the token
, client id
, public key
, and the server id
as they will be needed own the initial registration of slash commands.
npm i -g rssbot
rssbot register # register slash commands
rssbot run
If everything went well then the bot should be up and running and typing /rss
in any channel will show a list of all available commands.
/rss add name url
name:
should be uniqueurl:
usually just the base url with /rss or /feed/rss rem name
npm i rssbot
registerInteractions(opts) // register slash commands
const bot = new RSSBot("token") // create and start bot
bot.client // standard Discord client
Turn any site into a rssbot compatable source by extending the Feed
class.
class SomeRandomSiteFeed extends Feed {
async _fetch(): Promise<Post> {
/*
get site data and scrape
*/
}
}
bot.addCustomFeed(new CustomSiteFeed())
The custom feed will then be available with
/feed add name
FAQs
Turn your Discord server into a RSS feed
We found that rssbot 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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