node-red-node-discord

Node-red nodes that allow you to interact with Discord, via Discord.js. Can be used to implement simple write/read Bots

Installation

Run the following command in ~/.node-red:

npm install node-red-node-discord

Nodes

node-red-node-discord gives you access to following nodes:

discord-get-messages is a node with no inputs and one output allowing you to receive notifications of incoming messages.
discord-get-emoji-reactions is a node with no inputs and one output allowing you to receive notifications when user reacts on message with emoji.
discord-send-messages is a node with one input and no outputs allowing you to send messages to a Discord channel.
discord-members-monitoring is a node with one input and output, designed to get all channels and their's members for metrics.

discord-get-messages

Triggers whenever a message was received on Discord
You can pass list of channels to listen to Note : valid channel list example #1245#general#1234567#another-channel
msg.payload will be set to the textual content of the message
msg.channel will be set to an Object containing info on the channel the message was received from (does not contain any discord.js functions)
msg.author will be set to an Object containing info on the user that sent the message (does not contain any discord.js functions)

msg.attachments will be set to Array containing attachments info in format

{
filename: string, // Filename
href: string // File Url generated by Discord
}

msg.rawData will be set to an Object containing info on the message that was received, but again without any of the discord.js functions
To reply to a message, use the discord-send-messages node.

discord-send-messages

Sends msg.payload on Discord channel with id msg.channel You can pass channel name in msg.channel as well as id, i.e. general
Note: this feature possibly can cause sending message to wrong channel if bot connected to multiple servers and there are same named channels
Feel free to @mention people in message.payload
Example: Hello @Gago, nice module :) , also you can use @here, @everyone mentions

To use discord's rich text embed specify msg.rich with following content (props marked with ? are not required)

{
    title?: string;
    description?: string;
    url?: string;
    color?: ColorResolvable;
    timestamp?: number | Date;
    footer?: {
                icon?: string;
                text: string;
              };
    thumbnail?: string;
    author: {
              name: string;
              icon?: string;
              url?: string;
            };

    attachments?: Attachment[];
    field?: {
              name: string;
              value: string;
              inline?: boolean;
              };
    fields?: [
                {
                  name: string;
                  value: string;
                  inline?: boolean;
                }
              ];
}

msg.attachments contains attachments to send, it must be array containing objects in format

{
 name: string;
 file: string | Buffer | Stream;
}

discord-members-monitoring

Triggered from outside, for now doesn't provide any configuration options

Set's monitored data to msg.monitoringData with following content

{
{
id: string;
channelName: string;
members: [
{
id: string;
username: string;
joinedDate: Date;
permissions: PermissionString[];
roles: [
    {
    id: string;
    name: string;
    permissions: number;
    }
    ]
}
]
}
]
}