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webhook-discord
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A simple Javascript file for nicely formatting Discord webhooks
See the full documentation at jb3.github.io/webhook-discord
It's simple
To initialise:
const webhook = require("webhook-discord")
const Hook = new webhook.Webhook("WEBHOOK URL")
To send an info message:
Hook.info("WEBHOOK NAME","Info")
To send a warning message:
Hook.warn("WEBHOOK NAME", "Warning message")
To send an error message:
Hook.err("WEBHOOK NAME","Error")
To send a success message:
Hook.success("WEBHOOK NAME","Yay we did something right")
To send custom messages, you should make use of the MessageBuilder.
See all the options on the documentation
const webhook = require("webhook-discord");
const Hook = new webhook.Webhook("WEBHOOK URL");
const msg = new webhook.MessageBuilder()
.setName("Username")
.setColor("#aabbcc")
.setText("This is my webhook!");
Hook.send(msg);
Either use npm:
npm install webhook-discord
Or clone from source:
git clone https://github.com/jb3/webhook-discord.git
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A simple Javascript file for nicely formatting Discord webhooks
The npm package webhook-discord receives a total of 367 weekly downloads. As such, webhook-discord popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that webhook-discord 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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