Right now DiscordDJ is using discord.js, there is two main reasons why moving to Discordie:
Internal voice encoding (not just node-opus, less trouble in the installation)
Multiple voice connections (a must for DiscordDJ)
Using discord.js, you can only use DiscordDJ with another bot discord.js
Using Discordie, you can use DiscordDJ with Discordie, discord.js and discord.io
Task List
[x] Figure out how to use Discordie
[x] Figure out how Discordie audio encoding works
[x] Prepare basic login (with email and password OR token)
[x] Prepare multiple voice connections
[x] Prepare basic audio encoding
[x] Port chat handler
[x] Port commands
[x] Port runtime
[x] Port the rest of the discord.js calls
I'm recoding most of the code to work with Discordie, and I'm also planning for the future to support other libraries (and even the official API) to reduce memory/cpu usage when using the API
Guichaguri
commented
8 years ago
Right now DiscordDJ is using discord.js, there is two main reasons why moving to Discordie:
node-opus, less trouble in the installation)Using discord.js, you can only use DiscordDJ with another bot discord.js Using Discordie, you can use DiscordDJ with Discordie, discord.js and discord.io
Task List
I'm recoding most of the code to work with Discordie, and I'm also planning for the future to support other libraries (and even the official API) to reduce memory/cpu usage when using the API