Announce from server to discord

[Pox]

Is there any people that would want to do this?
I've made a function to write messages to discord that is used to in my example, announce specific raids but you cant use it for whatever like /b etc.

If theres any intrest in this function I'll write a tutorial how to set it up.

 

[Pavinski]

This looks like an awesome feature! I am interested Good job!

 

[Raikou]

That would be nice to implement awaiting the tutorial

 

[Infernum]

I'm curious how you do it, a webhook?
I've done something similar which communicates both ways and can send w/e kind of info you want as long as you can handle it on both sides (here).

 

[Sajgon]

Cool. I've done similar functions for my server. What I did it just create a new database table and serverside throw in whatever message you'd like. Then my Node.js bot every minute fetch those messages and then deletes them after announcing them on discord.

 

[Pox]

I'm curious how you do it, a webhook?
I've done something similar which communicates both ways and can send w/e kind of info you want as long as you can handle it on both sides (here).

Yes, I’m calling the discord webhook API with Lua

Post automatically merged: Jun 8, 2020

Cool. I've done similar functions for my server. What I did it just create a new database table and serverside throw in whatever message you'd like. Then my Node.js bot every minute fetch those messages and then deletes them after announcing them on discord.

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Cool, that’s also one way of doing it

I justhad a quick look at your bot Infernum, but it also works with database entries?

 

[Leesne]

It'd be definitely worth sharing for the community.
I did something similar with a separate database and discord bot.
Worked with chat channels, admin commands, deaths, raids, etc but never got around to finishing it, as I don't really do any work on my server atm.

 

[StreamSide]

something like this?

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