Discord Js

discord.
js Documentation
Release 8.2.0
hydrabolt
Nov 27, 2017

General
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CHAPTER 1
Other Version Notice
The docs hosted here are for the discord.js v8.2 branch otherwise known as discordv8. There is a different discord.js
v11 branch and if you are on a discord server for discord.js that is probably the one you are using.
Danger: This documentation is for the discord.js 8.2 branch called discordv8 maintained by macdja38. You’re
probably looking for documentation on version 9 or higher, which is available on the other docs site.
discordv8 is an easy-to-use and intuitive JavaScript API for Discord. It’s fairly high level, so if you’re looking for
something low level, check out discord.io. If you are looking for something fast check out eris
if you’re having problems, check out the troubleshooting guide
Feel free to make any contributions you want, whether it be through creating an issue, giving a suggestion or making
a pull request!
Note: This documentation is still a work-in-progress, apologies if something isn’t yet documented!
1.1 Installing discordv8
To install discordv8, you need a few dependencies.
Warning: When installing with any of these methods, you’ll encounter some errors. This is because an
optional dependency isn’t working properly, but discordv8 should still work fine.
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1.1.1 Windows
• You need Visual Studio and Python 2.7.

Your Visual Studio installation ideally has to be recent, but you can try installing without it first. You can use Express,
Community, Enteprise or any others apart from VS Code.
• You (obviously) need NodeJS. Node 4 or higher is recommended.
After you have installed these things, to install just run: npm install --save --msvs_version=2015
discordv8 to install the latest version of discordv8 for your project.
Additional Audio Support
• Install ffmpeg and add it to your PATH.
1.1.2 Linux (Debian-based)
• You (obviously) need NodeJS Linux. Node 4 or higher is recommended.
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential

$ npm install --save discordv8
Additional Audio Support
$ sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
Note: Ubuntu 14.04 needs to do:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-
˓→get install ffmpeg
1.2 Updating to v5.0.0
If you’re coming from versions below v5, you might find some changes. Here are the major changes:
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1.2.1 Change 1
// OLD:
client.getUser();
client.getServer();
server.getMember(); // etc etc
// NEW:
client.users.get();
client.servers.get();
client.members.get();
1.2.2 Change 2
// OLD:
client.on("serverNewMember", (member, server) => {
});
// NEW:
client.on("serverNewMember", (server, user) => {
});
1.2.3 Change 3
The Member Class has been removed, meaning you can’t use member.permissionsIn(channel). To get
permissions, use channel.permissionsOf(user).
1.3 Troubleshooting
1.3.1 General
Occasionally, the API can stop working for whatever reason. If it was working previously and it stopped working
on the same version, it means that either we screwed code up or there’s been a change to the Discord API. You can
try asking around in the ‘discord.js channel in the API server‘_. You could also make an issue if one relating to
a similar issue doesn’t exist. Please post a stacktrace if there is one, and be as detailed as possible - “the API isn’t
working” doesn’t help at all.
If there is already an issue, feel free to comment that you’re also experiencing the same thing. This helps to see how
widespread the bug is.
You can try reconnecting before submitting an issue, as sometimes some of the servers may be slightly different.
1.3. Troubleshooting 3
If you’re your bot or client is exiting unexpectedly with no error, this is likely caused by websocket disconnects. Make
sure you have autoReconnect enabled. See Client.
1.3.2 Voice
Often, especially if you’re on Windows, voice will not work out of the box. Follow the steps below, one by one.
• Is your system supported? The following are:
– Linux x64 & ia32
– Linux ARM (Raspberry Pi 1 & 2)
– Mac OS X x64
– Windows x64
• Did you install Python 2.7.x correctly? Is it in your PATH? python -V. If not, install it correctly or try reinstalling.
– Windows - See https://python.org/downloads/

– Linux / Mac OS - Unix systems should already have it installed, but if not, use the OS’s package
manager
• Did you install FFMPEG correctly? Is it in your PATH? ffmpeg -version. If not, install it correctly or try reinstalling
– Windows - Follow this guide

– Linux / Mac OS - Use your OS’s package manager
• Did you install the required C++ compiler tool for your OS? If not, install the corresponding program, then try reinstallin
– Windows - Visual Studio 2015 with C++ Support enabled

– Linux - build-essential
– Mac OS - Xcode CLI tools
If you’re still having problems try
• npm cache clean
• npm config set msvs_version 2015
• npm i -S macdja38/discord.js
If nothing of the above helped, feel free to jump on the ‘discord.js channel in the API server‘_
1.4 Usage Examples
Not all of these are standalone examples, many of them are usage examples. If you’re a beginner to discordv8, we
encourage you to look through these examples to get a hang of the way things work using the library.

Warning: Please do not copy/paste code directly from these examples. Try to learn from and adapt these pieces
of code to your specific situation.
Note: We use Template Literals in these examples. These are an ES6 feature and may not be fully supported in your
environment. In this case, it is safe to use other methods of concatenating strings.
1.4.1 Logging In
Logs the Client in, allowing you to begin working with the Discord API.
Logging in with a username and password
Do not use a normal user account for large or public bots. This is considered abuse of the API and can land you
in trouble.
const Discord = require('discordv8');

var client = new Discord.Client();
client.login('mybot@example.com', 'password', output);
function output(error, token) {

if (error) {
console.log(`There was an error logging in: ${error}`);
return;
} else
console.log(`Logged in. Token: ${token}`);
}
Logging in with a token
You can get your bot’s token using the My Applications page on the Discord Developers site.
const Discord = require('discordv8');

var client = new Discord.Client();
client.loginWithToken('token', output);
function output(error, token) {

if (error) {
console.log(`There was an error logging in: ${error}`);
return;
} else
console.log(`Logged in. Token: ${token}`);
}
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1.4.2 Logging Out
The logOut function should be used if you intend to reconnect with the same process. The function takes one parame-
ter, which is a callback.
client.logOut((err) => {
console.log(err);
});
However, if you want to completely shut down your application, use destroy.
client.destroy((err) => {
console.log(err);
});
1.4.3 Receiving Messages
Here we will demonstrate receiving messages and logging them to the console.
client.on('message', function(message) {
if (message.channel.isPrivate) {
console.log(`(Private) ${message.author.name}: ${message.content}`);
} else {
console.log(`(${message.server.name} / ${message.channel.name}) $
˓→{message.author.name}: ${message.content}`);
}
});
1.4.4 Sending messages
In the same channel
This is by far the most common way people will send a message in the Discord API. Here we will send a message to
the same Channel we received a message from in the above example.
// Don't forget to log the message!
client.sendMessage(message.channel, "Hello!");
});
You can also use a Message resolvable as an parameter. This example does the same thing as above.
client.sendMessage(message, "Hello!");
});
You can also directly reply to messages. This does the same as adding an @mention in front of your text.
Sends “@author Hello!”

client.reply(message, "Hello!");
});
To a specific server and channel
Sends “Hello” to the default Channel in the Server “My Server”. Note that this does not require any sort of received
message to be activated, however if there are multiple servers with the name “My Server”, a random one will be
chosen.
See Cache for more details on getting specific objects and resolvables.
var channel = client.servers.get("name", "My Server").defaultChannel;

client.sendMessage(channel, "Hello");
Private Messages
You can also send private messages to a user with a User object. This will send “Hello!” as a private message to the
original author of the received message.
Do note however, that a PMChannel is not the same as a ServerChannel and therefore does not have the same properties
such as server and name.
client.sendMessage(message.author, "Hello!");
});
1.4.5 Sending files
The process of sending files is similar to how you send messages.

The first parameter takes an Channel Resolvable or User Resolvable. The User Resolvable will send the file as a DM,
and the Channel Resolvable will send the file to a text channel.
The next parameter is a File Resolvable.
The third parameter lets you name your file. This is optional.
The fourth parameter lets you add a message. This is optional.
The last parameter is a callback. It takes an error and a Message object.
URL
client.sendFile(message, 'http://i.imgur.com/6CbxaPc.jpg', 'kappa.jpg',
˓→'Check out this cool file!', (err, m) => {
if (err) console.log(err);
});
});

Local file
client.sendFile(message, '/assets/dank_meme.jpg', 'dank_meme.jpg', 'Check out
˓→this cool file!', (err, m) => {
if (err) console.log(err);
});
});
Buffer
Send data from streams.

const fs = require('fs');
var stream = fs.createReadStream('/assets/dank_meme.jpg');
var chunks = [];
stream.on('data', (dataChunk) => {
chunks.push(dataChunk);
});
stream.on('end' () => {
client.sendFile(message, Buffer.concat(chunks), 'dank_meme.jpg',
˓→'Check out this cool file!');
});
});
1.4.6 Deleting messages
The deleteMessage function takes an Message Resolvable as the first parameter. The second parameter is a callback.
This snippet will delete the received message.
client.deleteMessage(message);
});
You can also delete multiple messages with the deleteMessages function. It takes an array of Message Resolvable s.
This code deletes all the messages recieved every 10 seconds.
var messages = [];
messages.push(message);
});
function clear() {
client.deleteMessages(messages);
messages = [];
}
setInterval(clear, 10000);

1.4.7 Status updates
Updating your status is very simple.

The ready event needs to be emitted before you can use theese functions.
You can either use the setStatus function or you can use helpers.
This will set the status to online and playing Call of Duty: Black Ops 10.
client.on('ready', () => {
client.setStatus('online', 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 10');
});
You can also use the setPlayingGame function, if you just want to set your game...
client.setPlayingGame('Call of Duty: Black Ops 10');
});
...and setStatusIdle/setStatusOnline, if you just want to change your status.
client.setStatusIdle(); // Now idle
setTimeout(() => { client.setStatusOnline(); }, 10000); // Set the status
˓→back to online after 10 seconds.
});
Set streaming
You can even set the streaming status.

The setStreaming function takes 3 parameters, and one callback.
The first defines the name of the game, the second the URL to a twitch.tv channel and the third a type where 1 =
streamnig.
client.setStreaming('Call of Duty: Black Ops 10', 'https://www.twitch.tv/lirik
˓→', 1);
});
You can also use the setStatus function to do this.
var opts = {
name: 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 10',
url: 'https://www.twitch.tv/lirik',
type: 1
};
client.setStatus(null, opts);
});

1.5 Client
extends EventEmitter
This page contains documentation on the Discord.Client class. This should be used when you want to start creating
things with the API.
1.5.1 Parameters
Client takes an options object, and supports the following options:.
autoReconnect
Have discordv8 autoreconnect when connection is lost. This is enabled by default.
erlpack
Send and recieve data in etf format, (more efficient and faster), requires installing erlpack with npm install abalaba-
haha/erlpack
zlib
Have Discord compress every packet using zlib streaming
compress
Have Discord send a compressed READY packet.
forceFetchUsers
Make the library get all the users in all guilds, and delay the ready event until all users are received. This will slow
down ready times and increase initial network traffic.
guildCreateTimeout
How long in milliseconds to wait for more guilds during the initial ready stream. Default is 1000ms. Increase this
number if you are getting some serverCreated events right after ready.

largeThreshold
Set a custom large_threshold (the max number of offline members Discord sends in the initial GUILD_CREATE). The
maximum is 250.
maxCachedMessages
The maximum number of messages to cache per channel. Decreasing this leads to more missing messageUp-
dated/messageDeleted events, increasing this leads to more RAM usage, especially over time.
rateLimitAsError
Have the lib throw a rejection Promise/callback when being ratelimited, instead of auto-retrying.
disableEveryone
Have the lib insert a zero width space between here and everyone mentions disabling them.
shardCount
The total number of shards.
shardId
A zero-based integer representing the value of the current shard.
bot
Boolean. Use ‘Bot my_token’ when authorizing. Default is true, should be false if user bot.
1.5.2 Attributes
users
A Cache of User objects that the client has cached.
channels
A Cache of ServerChannel objects that the client has cached.
privateChannels
A Cache of PMChannel objects that the client has cached. These are all the Private/Direct Chats the client is in.
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servers
A Cache of Server objects that the client has cached.
unavailableServers
A Cache of Server objects that the client has cached that are unavailable.
voiceConnections
A Cache of VoiceConnection objects that the client is in.
voiceConnection
Returns a VoiceConnection object, is an alias to voiceConnections[0].
readyTime
A Number unix timestamp dating to when the Client emitted ready.
uptime
A Number in milliseconds representing how long the Client has been ready for.
user
A User object representing the logged in client’s user.
userAgent
An object containing url, version and full. Setting this property allows the discord developers to keep track of active
bots, it defaults to the discordv8 git repo and the current version of the package. url should be the repository/homepage
of the creator. version should be the version of your bot. full is read only and will be automatically generated upon
setting.
1.5.3 Functions
Note: Any functions used here that take callbacks as an optional parameter can also be used as Promises. Promises
take the exact same parameters for each use case, except errors are moved to catch statements instead of then. For
example, you can do:

bot.login(email, password).then(success).catch(err);
function success(token){
// handle success
}
function err(error){
// handle error
}
or use callbacks:
bot.login(email, password, function(error, token){

// handle error and success
});
login(email, password, callback )
Logs the client in so it can begin initialising. Use this after registering your events to ensure they are called!
• email - The e-mail used to sign in, String.
• password - The password used to sign in, String.
• callback - function that takes the following parameters:
– error - An error if any occurred
– token - The token received after logging in, String.
loginWithToken(token, email, password, callback )
Logs the client in, using just a token. The specified email and password are optional - they’re only needed when using
updateDetails which requires them for authentication.
• token - A valid Discord authentication token used to log in, String
• email - (Optional) The e-mail used for later authentication, String.
• password - (Optional) The password used for later authentication, String.
– token - A String containing the specified token. This is only used for compatibility with login, this
token will always be identical to the specified one.
logout(callback )
Logs the client out and closes the WebSocket connections.

• callback - function that takes the following parameter:
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destroy(callback )
Similar to logout but should be used if you’re not going to create the Client again later in your program.
• callback - function that takes the following parameter:
sendMessage(channel, content, options, callback )
Sends a message to the specified channel.

• channel - a Channel Resolvable or User Resolvable
• content - (Optional if file is passed in options) a String Resolvable - the message you want to send
• options - (Optional) object containing:
– tts - (Optional) Boolean, should message be text-to-speech
– disableEveryone - (Optional) Boolean, disable here and everyone mentions
– file - (Optional) object, containing:
* file - a File Resolvable

* name - (Optional) String, filename to upload file as
– error - error object if any occurred
– message - the sent Message
sendTTSMessage(channel, content, callback )
An alias for sendMessage(channel, content, {tts: true}, callback)
sendFile(channel, attachment, name, content, callback )
Sends a file to the specified channel.

• channel - a Channel Resolvable or User Resolvable
• attachment - A File Resolvable
• name - (Optional) String, filename to upload file as
• content - (Optional) String, text message to send with the attachment
• callback - function taking the following:
– error - error if any occurred

reply(message, content, options, callback )
Shortcut to sendMessage but prepends a mention to the sender of the original message to the start of your message.
• message - The Message to reply to
• content - a String Resolvable - the message you want to send
• options - object containing:
– tts - Boolean, should message be text-to-speech
replyTTS(message, content, callback )
An alias for reply(message, content, {tts: true}, callback)
awaitResponse(message, prompt, options, callback )
Wait for a response from the same user in the same channel as an existing message.
• message - The original Message
• prompt - a String Resolvable - a message you want to send to prompt the user
updateMessage(message, content, options, callback )
Updates the content of a previously sent message

• message - The Message to update
• content - a String Resolvable - the content you want to update the message with
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deleteMessage(message, options, callback )
Attempts to delete a message

• message - The Message Resolvable to delete
• options - object containing the following:
– wait - Milliseconds as a number to wait before deleting the message
deleteMessages(messages, callback )
Attempts to bulk delete messages from the same channel

• message - Array of Message Resolvable to delete
getChannelLogs(channel, limit, options, callback )
Gets a list of previously sent messages in a channel.

• channel - A Channel Resolvable to get messages from
• limit - The maximum amount of messages to retrieve - defaults to 50. A Number
• options - An object containing either of the following:
– before - A Message Resolvable - gets messages before this message.
– after - A Message Resolvable - gets messages after this message.
– around - A Message Resolvable - gets the messages around this message.
– messages - array of Message objects sent in channel
getMessage(channel, messageID, callback )
Gets a message. This also works for messages that aren’t cached but will only work for OAuth bot accounts.
• channel - The Channel to get the message from.
• messageID - The message id to get the message object from. A String
– message - The Message

pinMessage(message, callback )
Pins a message to a channel.

• message - The Message to pin.
unpinMessage(message, callback )
Unpins a message from a channel.

• message - The Message to unpin.
getPinnedMessages(channel, callback )
Gets a list of all pinned messages in a channel.

• channel - The Channel to get pins from
– messages - array of Message objects that are pinned.
getBans(server, callback )
Gets a list of banned users in a server.

• server - Server Resolvable - The server to get banned users of
– users - array of banned users in the server
joinServer(invite, callback )
Joins a server from the given invite. This will not work for OAuth bot accounts, you must use OAuth invite URLs
instead.
• invite - an Invite Resolvable
– server - the joined Server
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createServer(name, region, callback )
Creates a server
• name - String, name of the server
• region - String, region of the server, currently us-west, us-east, us-south, us-central, singapore, london,
sydney, frankfurt or amsterdam
– server - the created Server
updateServer(server, options, callback )
Updates the information, such as name or region, of a server the client is in

• server - a Server Resolvable
• options - object containing (all optional):
– name - String, name of the server
– region - String, region of the server, currently us-west, us-east, us-south, us-central, singapore,
london, sydney, frankfurt or amsterdam
– ownerID - a User Resolvable, user to transfer the server to (must be owner)
– icon - a Base64 Resolvable
– splash - a Base64 Resolvable (VIP only)
– verificationLevel - Number, a verification level (0, 1, 2, 3)
– afkChannelID - a Channel Resolvable, the AFK voice channel
– afkTimeout - Number, AFK timeout in seconds
deleteServer(server, callback )
Deletes a server that the client is in

leaveServer(server, callback )
Leaves a server that the client is in


createChannel(server, name, type, callback )
Creates a channel in a server

• name - String, name of the channel. Spaces not allowed.
• type - defaults to text, but can also be voice
– channel - the created ServerChannel
deleteChannel(channel, callback )
Deletes a channel in a server.

• channel - a Channel Resolvable to delete
– error - error if any occurred.
banMember(user, server, length, callback )
Bans a user from a server.

• user - A User Resolvable to ban
• server - A Server Resolvable to ban the user from
• length - Number, how many days to go back and delete messages from that user
unbanMember(user, server, callback )
Unbans a user from a server.

• user - A User Resolvable to unban
• server - A Server Resolvable to unban the user from
kickMember(user, server, callback )
Removes a user from a server

• user - A User Resolvable to kick
• server - A Server Resolvable to kick the user from
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moveMember(user, channel, callback )
Moves a user from one voice channel into another.

• user - A User Resolvable that should be moved
• channel - The Channel Resolvable to move the user to
createInvite(channel, options, callback )
Creates an invite for the specified channel (or server)

• channel - A Channel Resolvable
– maxAge - Number for maximum time in seconds for invite’s validity
– maxUses - Number, maximum uses of invite
– temporary - Boolean, whether the invite should be temporary
– xkcd - Boolean, whether the invite should be human-readable-friendly.
– invite - the created Invite
getInvite(invite, callback )
Gets more info on a specific invite

• invite - An Invite Resolvable
– invite - an Invite object
getInvites(source, callback )
Gets all the invites in a channel/server

• source - A Channel Resolvable or Server Resolvable
– invite - Array of Invite objects

deleteInvite(invite, callback )
Deletes an invite
• invite - An Invite Resolvable
• callback - a function taking the following:
setStatus(status, game, callback )
Sets the Discord Status of the Client

• status - String, either online, here, active, available or idle, away
• game - String, Name of game being played, or Object with the properties name url type, or null to clear
setStatusIdle()
Alias: setStatusAway
Sets the status of the Client to Idle/Away
setStatusOnline()
Aliases: setStatusHere, setStatusActive, setStatusAvailable

Sets the status of the Client to Online
setPlayingGame(game, callback )

• game - String, Name of game being played, or null to clear
setStreaming(name, url, type, callback )

• name - String, Name of game being played
• url - String, URL that it will link to, only supports twitch.tv urls at this time.
• type - Number, 1 indicates streaming
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setChannelTopic(channel, topic, callback )
Sets the topic of a channel

• topic - A String
setChannelName(channel, name, callback )
Sets the name of a channel

• name - A String
setChannelUserLimit(channel, limit, callback )
Sets the user limit of a voice channel

• limit - A Number, user limit (0 - 99)
setChannelBitrate(channel, bitrate, callback )
Sets the bitrate of a voice channel

• bitrate - A Number, bitrate (in kb/s) (8 - 96)
updateChannel(channel, data, callback )
Updates the settings of a channel

• details - object containing any of the following:
– name - String, the new name of channel
– topic - String, the new topic of the channel (TextChannel only)
– position - Number, the new position of the channel

– userLimit - Number, the new user limit of the channel (VoiceChannel only)
– bitrate - Number, the new bitrate (in kb/s) of the channel (VoiceChannel only)
startTyping(channel, callback )
Marks the client as typing in a channel.

stopTyping(channel, callback )
Marks the client as not typing in a channel (takes a few seconds to go active).
updateDetails(details, callback )
Updates the details of the client

• details - object containing any of the following:
– avatar - Base64 Resolvable, new avatar of the client
– email - String, new email of the client
– newPassword - String, new password of the client
– username - String, new username of the client
setAvatar(avatar, callback )
Sets the avatar of the client

• avatar - Base64 Resolvable, new avatar of the client
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setUsername(name, callback )
Sets the username of the client

• username - String, new username of the Client
joinVoiceChannel(channel, callback )
Joins a Voice Channel to begin transmitting audio. If you have an OAuth bot account, you can connect to multiple
voice channels at once, but only one per guild.
• channel - A VoiceChannel Resolvable
• callback - function that takes the following:
– connection - VoiceConnection, the created Voice Connection.
leaveVoiceChannel(channel, callback )
Leaves the specified Voice Channel if connected

• channel - A VoiceChannel Resolvable
createRole(server, data, callback )
Creates a new role in a server.

• data - object containing the structure below
– role - the created Role
// structure of data parameter (all attrs optional):

{
color : 0xFF0000,
hoist : false,
name : "A New Role!",
permissions : [
// see the constants documentation for full permissions
"attachFiles", "sendMessages"
],
mentionable: false
}

updateRole(role, data, callback )
Updates a role in a server.

• role - a Role
• data - an object taking the structure shown below
• callback - a function taking the following:
– role - the updated Role
// structure of data parameter (all attrs optional):

{
color : 0xFF0000,
hoist : false,
name : "A New Role!",
permissions : [
// see the constants documentation for full permissions
"attachFiles", "sendMessages"
],
mentionable: false
}
deleteRole(role, callback )
Deletes a role from a server

• role - The Role to delete
addMemberToRole(member, role, callback )
Aliases : addUserToRole
Adds a member of a server to a role in the server
• member - A User Resolvable
• role - A Role Resolvable or an array of Role Resolvable
memberHasRole(member, role)
Aliases : userHasRole
Returns if a user has a role
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removeMemberFromRole(member, role, callback )
Aliases : removeUserFromRole
Removes a member of a server from a role in the server
overwritePermissions(channel, roleOrUser, options, callback )
Overwrites the permissions of a role or a user in a channel

• channel - a Channel Resolvable
• roleOrUser - a Role or a User object
• options - an object containing a structure as shown below
{
"sendMessages" : false,
"attachFiles" : true
}
muteMember(user, server, callback )
Server-mutes a member.
• user - A User Resolvable to mute
• server - A Server Resolvable to mute the user in
unmuteMember(user, server, callback )
Server-unmutes a member.
• user - A User Resolvable to unmute
• server - A Server Resolvable to unmute the user in

deafenMember(user, server, callback )
Server-deafens a member.
• user - A User Resolvable to deafen
• server - A Server Resolvable to deafen the user in
undeafenMember(user, server, callback )
Server-undeafens a member.
• user - A User Resolvable to undeafen
• server - A Server Resolvable to undeafen the user in
setNickname(server, nickname, user, callback )
Set the nickname of a user on a server.

• server - A Server Resolvable to set the nickname of the user in
• nickname - string of the nickname
• user - The User Resolvable to perform the nickname change on. If no user is specified, this will change the bot
user’s nickname
setNote(user, note, callback )
Set the note of a user. This will only work for user accounts.
• user - A User Resolvable to which the note is applied.
• note - String, content of the note, or null to clear.
getOAuthApplication(appID, callback )
Get data on an OAuth2 application

• appID - The target application ID. If none was specified, it defaults to “@me”, which refers to the logged in
user’s application.
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– data - the application data. Refer to the official Discord API documentation entry for data structure
details
1.5.4 Events
Discord.Client is an EventEmitter, so you can use .on() and .off() to add and remove events.
ready
Emitted when the client is ready to use
debug
Emitted when the client debugs or wants to log something internally
message
Emitted when the client receives a message, supplies a Message object.
warn
Emitted when the client has encountered a small error that can be avoided.
messageDeleted
Emitted when a message has been deleted and the Client finds out, supplies a Message object IF available, and a
Channel object.
messageUpdated
Emitted when a message has been updated and the client finds out. Supplies two Message objects, the first being the
message before the update, the second being the new, updated message.
disconnected
Emitted when the client is disconnected from the Discord server.
error
Emitted when the client runs into a big problem, supplies an error object.
raw
Emitted when a message over WebSocket is received, it supplies one object containing the raw data from the Web-
Socket.

serverCreated
Emitted when a server is joined by the Client, supplies a Server object.
serverDeleted
Emitted when the client leaves a server, supplies a Server object.
serverUpdated
Emitted when a server is updated (e.g. name change). Supplies two Server objects, the first being the server before the
update, the second being the new, updated server.
channelCreated
Emitted when a channel is created, supplies a Channel object (includes PM chats as well as server channels).
channelDeleted
Emitted when a channel is deleted, supplies a Channel object.
channelUpdated
Emitted when a channel is updated (e.g. name/topic change). Supplies two Channel objects, the first being the channel
before the update, the second being the new, updated channel.
serverRoleCreated
Emitted when a role is created in a server, supplies a Role object.
serverRoleDeleted
Emitted when a role is deleted from a server, supplies a Role object.
serverRoleUpdated
Emitted when a role is updated in a server, supplies two Role objects. The first is the old role, the second is the updated
role.
serverNewMember
Emitted when a user joins a server, supplies a Server object and a User object.
serverMemberRemoved
Emitted when a member is removed from a server. Supplies a Server object and a User object.
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serverMemberUpdated
Emitted when a member in a server is updated. Supplies a Server object and 2 User objects, the first being the new,
updated user, the second being the old one. The old user object could be null if the bot didn’t previously have the
member cached.
presence
Emitted when a user goes online/offline/idle, starts/stops playing a game, or changes their username/avatar/similar.
Supplies 2 User objects, the first being the old user, the second being the new, updated user.
userTypingStarted
Emitted when a user starts typing in a channel. Supplies two parameters, a User object and a Channel object.
userTypingStopped
Emitted when a user stop typing in a channel. Supplies two parameters, a User object and a Channel object.
userBanned
Emitted when a user is banned from a server. Supplies two parameters, a User object and a Server object.
userUnbanned
Emitted when a user is unbanned from a server. Supplies two parameters, a User object and a Server object.
noteUpdated
Emitted when a note is updated. Supplies a User object (containing the updated note) and the old note.
voiceJoin
Emitted when a user joins a voice channel, supplies a VoiceChannel and a User.
voiceSwitch
Emitted when a user switches voice channels, supplies the old VoiceChannel, the new VoiceChannel, and a User.
voiceLeave
Emitted when a user leaves a voice channel, supplies a VoiceChannel and a User.
voiceStateUpdate
Emitted when a user mutes/deafens, supplies a VoiceChannel, User, an object containing the old
mute/selfMute/deaf/selfDeaf properties, and an object containing the new mute/selfMute/deaf/selfDeaf properties.

voiceSpeaking
Emitted when a user starts or stops speaking, supplies a VoiceChannel, and User. The speaking property under the
supplied User object can be used to determine whether the user started or stopped speaking.
1.6 Server
extends Equality
Stores information about a Discord Server.
1.6.1 Attributes
client
The Client that cached the Server.
region
String, region of the server.
name
String, name of the server.
id
String, ID of the server - never changes.
members
Members of the server, a Cache of User objects.
channels
Channels in the server, a Cache of ServerChannel objects.
roles
Roles of the server, a Cache of Role objects.
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icon
ID/Hash of server icon, use server.iconURL for an URL to the icon.
afkTimeout
Number, the AFK timeout in seconds before a user is classed as AFK. If there isn’t an AFK timeout, this will be null.
afkChannel
The channel where AFK users are moved to, ServerChannel object. If one isn’t set, this will be null.
defaultChannel
Aliases generalChannel, general

The #general ServerChannel of the server.
owner
The founder of the server, a User object.
iconURL
The URL of the Server’s icon. If the server doesn’t have an icon, this will be null.
createdAt
A Date referring to when the server was created.
1.6.2 Functions
rolesOfUser(user)
Aliases: rolesOf, rolesOfMember

Returns an array of the roles affecting a user server-wide.
usersWithRole(role)
Aliases: membersWithRole
Returns an array of users that have the specified role.

detailsOfUser(user)
Aliases detailsOf, detailsOfMember

Returns an object containing metadata of a user within the server, containing a structure similar to the following:
{
joinedAt: 1449339323747,
roles: [],
mute: false,
selfMute: false,
deaf: false,
selfDeaf: false,
nick: 'Nickname'
}
leave()
Shortcut of client.leaveServer(server)
Aliases delete
See client.leaveServer
createInvite(options, callback )
Shortcut of client.createInvite(server, options, callback)

See client.createInvite
createRole(data, callback )
Shortcut of client.createRole(server, data, callback)

See client.createRole
createChannel(name, type, callback )
Shortcut of client.createChannel(server, name, type, callback)

See client.createChannel
getBans(callback )
Shortcut of client.getBans(server, callback)

See client.getBans
banMember(user, length, callback )
Shortcut of client.banMember(member, server, length, callback)

Aliases banUser, ban
See client.banMember
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unbanMember(user, callback )
Shortcut of client.unbanMember(member, server, callback)

Aliases unbanUser, unban
See client.unbanMember
kickMember(user, callback )
Shortcut of client.kickMember(member, server, callback)

Aliases kickUser, kick
See client.kickMember
setNickname(nickname, user, callback )
Shortcut of client.setNickname(server, nickname, user, callback)

See client.setNickname
1.7 User
extends Equality
Stores information about users.
1.7.1 Attributes
client
The Client that created the user.
username
_Alias_ : name
String, username of the User.
discriminator
Integer from 0-9999, don’t use this to identify users. Used to separate the user from the 9998 others that may have the
same username. Made redundant by user.id.

id
String (do not parse to an Integer, will become inaccurate). The ID of a user, never changes.
avatar
String, the ID/hash of a user’s avatar. To get a path to their avatar, see user.avatarURL.
status
The status of a user, String. Either online, offline or idle.
game
The game object of a user. null if not playing a game, otherwise Object containing the following values:
{
name : 'Game Name' //Name of game user is playing
}
typing
Object containing the following values:
{
since : 1448038288519, //timestamp of when
channel : <Channel Object> // channel they are typing in.
}
avatarURL
A valid URL to the user’s avatar if they have one, otherwise null.
bot
A boolean that represents if the user is an official OAuth bot account or not.
voiceChannel
The VoiceChannel the user is connected to. If they aren’t in any voice channels, this will be null.
createdAt
A Date referring to when the user was created.
note
The note of the user, String.
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speaking
A boolean that represents whether or not the user is speaking in a voice channel, default is false.
1.7.2 Functions
mention()
Returns a valid string that can be sent in a message to mention the user. By default, user.toString() does this
so by adding a user object to a string, e.g. user + "", their mention code will be retrieved.
sendMessage(content, options, callback )
Shortcut of client.sendMessage(channel, content, options, callback)

Aliases send
See client.sendMessage
sendTTSMessage(content, callback )
Shortcut of client.sendTTSMessage(channel, content, callback)

Aliases sendTTS
See client.sendTTSMessage
sendFile(attachment, name, content, callback )
Shortcut of client.sendFile(channel, attachment, name, content, callback)

See client.sendFile
startTyping(callback )
Shortcut of client.startTyping(channel, callback)

See client.startTyping
stopTyping(callback )
Shortcut of client.stopTyping(channel, callback)

See client.stopTyping
addTo(role, callback )
Shortcut of client.addMemberToRole(member, role, callback)

See client.addMemberToRole

removeFrom(role, callback )
Shortcut of client.removeMemberFromRole(member, role, callback)

See client.removeMemberFromRole
getLogs(limit, options, callback )
Shortcut of client.getChannelLogs(channel, limit, options, callback)

See client.getChannelLogs
getMessage(messageID, callback )
Shortcut of client.getMessage(channel, messageID, callback)

See client.getMessage
hasRole(role)
Shortcut of client.memberHasRole(member, role)

See client.memberHasRole
1.8 Message
extends Equality
A Message object is used to represent the data of a message.
1.8.1 Attributes
channel
The channel the message was sent in, either a TextChannel or PMChannel.
server
The Server the message was sent in. Will be undefined if the message was sent in a PMChannel.
client
The Client that cached the message.
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attachments
A raw array of attachment objects.
tts
Boolean, true if the message was text-to-speech.
embeds
A raw array of embed objects.
timestamp
Number, timestamp of when the message was sent.
everyoneMentioned
Boolean, true if @everyone was mentioned.
id
String, ID of the message.
editedTimestamp
Timestamp on when the message was last edited, Number. Potentially null.
author
Alias: sender
The User that sent the message.
content
String, content of the message.
cleanContent
String, content of the message with valid user mentions (<@123>) replaced with “@username”.
mentions
A array of User objects that were mentioned in the message.

pinned
Boolean, true if the message is pinned to its channel.
1.8.2 Functions
isMentioned(user)
Returns true if the given user was mentioned in the message.

• user - A User Resolvable
toString()
Returns the content of the Message.
delete(options, callback )
Shortcut of client.deleteMessage(message, options, callback)

See client.deleteMessage
update(content, options, callback )
Shortcut of client.updateMessage(message, content, options, callback)

Aliases edit
See client.updateMessage
reply(content, options, callback )
Shortcut of client.reply(message, content, options, callback)

See client.reply
replyTTS(content, callback )
Shortcut of client.replyTTS(message, content, callback)

See client.replyTTS
pin(callback )
Shortcut of client.pinMessage(message, callback)

See client.pinMessage
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unpin(callback )
Shortcut of client.unpinMessage(message, callback)

See client.unpinMessage
1.9 Invite
Used to represent data of an invite.
1.9.1 Attributes
maxAge
Number, how long (in seconds) the invite has since creation before expiring.
code
String, the invite code.
server
The Server the invite is for.
channel
The ServerChannel the invite is for.
revoked
Boolean, whether the invite has been revoked or not.
createdAt
Number, timestamp of when the invite was created.
temporary
Boolean, whether the invite is temporary or not.

uses
Number, uses of the invite remaining.
maxUses
Number, maximum uses of the invite.
inviter
User who sent/created the invite.
xkcd
Boolean, whether the invite is intended to be easy to read and remember by a human.
1.9.2 Functions
toString()
Returns the invite URL.
delete(callback )
Shortcut of client.deleteInvite(invite, callback)

See client.deleteInvite
join(callback )
Shortcut of client.joinServer(invite, callback)

See client.joinServer
1.10 VoiceConnection
discordv8 currently supports sending audio data over Discord voice chat. A voice connection can be initiated using
client.joinVoiceChannel and then later accessed again using the client.voiceConnection property. You can play some-
thing using the playXYZ methods and then later stop the playback and listen for events that tell you about the playback
status.
Note that discordv8 does not support receiving data from voice yet, only sending.
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1.10.1 Attributes
voiceChannel
VoiceChannel that the connection is for
client
Client the connection belongs to
token
The token used to authenticate with Discord
server
The Server on which the voice connection takes place
encoder
The AudioEncoder_ used to encode data in this particular session
playingIntent
A stream intent used to bind events to the voice connection
playing
Whether or not the bot is currently playing something
paused
Whether or not the playback is currently paused
streamTime
The amount of time the current track has been playing for, in milliseconds

1.10.2 Functions
playFile(path, options, callback )
Plays a file to the voice channel. The file can be in practically any format; if you’re looking for a list, look here: Format
list. In addition to a file path local to your computer, it can also accept a URL, however this is not recommended as
the entire content of the URL will be read before any playback starts. This can cause delays from seconds to minutes
- you can use playRawStream with a Stream obtained from the URL instead.
The options object can be used to control playback properties, currently, it allows setting the seek (in seconds) using
the seek property, and the volume using the volume property, which can be in any of the following formats:
• A number representing the linear change in volume; 1 is equal to no change, 0 is completely silent, 0.5 is half
the regular volume and 2 is double the regular volume.
• A string representing the linear change in volume, if this is more convenient for you.
• A string representing decibel gain, where “0dB” is no change, “-3dB” is half the volume (in linear units),
“+6dB” is four times the volume (in linear units) and so on.
It is recommended to change the volume, because the default of 1 is usually too loud. (A reasonable setting is 0.25 or
“-6dB”).
The callback will be called immediately after playback has started, it will have an error object and the stream intent
as its parameters. The callback will only receive an error if the encoding fails, for playback errors, you can bind a
function to the error event of the intent. The intent supports the following events:
• The time event is emitted every packet (20 milliseconds) and has the current playback time in milliseconds as
its only parameter. The playback time can also be checked at any time using the streamTime attribute.
• The end event is emitted once playback ends. Depending on various factors, it may be emitted a couple seconds
earlier than the actual stream ending, you may have to add an offset if necessary.
• The error event is emitted if an error happens during playback, such as failing to send a packet.
The intent can later be accessed again using the playingIntent property. If you prefer _Promises over callbacks, this
method will return a promise you can use in the same way as the callback.
playRawStream(stream, options, callback )
This method is used in much the same way as playFile, except it plays data back from a stream containing audio data
instead of a file or URL.
See voiceConnection.playFile for usage information.
playArbitraryFFmpeg(ffmpegOptions, volume, callback )
This method can be used to play data obtained from an arbitrary call to ffmpeg. Note that the array of options given as
the parameter will still be concatenated with the following options so it can be used with Discord:
-loglevel 0
-f s16le
-ar 48000
-ac 2
pipe:1
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setSpeaking(value)
Sets whether or not the user is speaking (green circle around user on the official client). discordv8 does this automati-
cally when playing something, but you may want to spoof it or manually disable it.
• value - true or false: whether or not you want the bot to show as speaking
setVolume(volume)
Sets the current volume of the connecion. 1.0 is normal, 0.5 is half as loud, 2.0 is twice as loud.
getVolume()
Returns the current volume. 1.0 is normal, 0.5 is half as loud, 2.0 is twice as loud.
pause()
Pauses the current connection’s audio.
resume()
Resumes the current connection’s audio.
stopPlaying()
Stops the current playback immediately. After this method has finished, it is safe to play something else.
destroy()
Disconnects from the voice server and destroys all network connection. It’s impossible to play anything on this
connection afterwards, you will have to re-initiate a connection using client.joinVoiceChannel. This method also calls
stopPlaying internally, you don’t have to do that yourself.
1.11 Channel
extends Equality
The Channel class is the base class for all types of channel.

1.11.1 Attributes
id
The ID of the channel, a String.
client
The Client that cached the channel.
isPrivate
Indicates whether the channel is PM channel, is Boolean.
createdAt
A Date referring to when the channel was created.
1.11.2 Functions
delete()
Deletes the channel.
1.12 PMChannel
extends Channel
A PMChannel is a Private/Direct channel between the Client and another user.
1.12.1 Attributes
messages
A Cache of Message objects.
recipient
The User that is the recipient of the Channel.
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lastMessage
The last Message sent in the channel, may be null if no messages have been sent during the time the bound Client has
been online.
1.12.2 Functions
toString()
Returns a mention of the recipient.

Aliases send

Aliases sendTTS
Shortcut of client.sendFile(channel, attachment, name, content, callbasck)

See client.sendFile


Shortcut of client.getChannelLogs(channel, limit, options, callback)



1.13 ServerChannel
extends Channel
A ServerChannel is a Channel that belongs to a Server.
1.13.1 Attributes
name
String, name of the channel.
type
String, either voice or text.
position
Number, position in the channel list.
permissionOverwrites
Cache of all the PermissionOverwrite objects affecting the channel.
server
Server the channel belongs to.
1.13.2 Functions
permissionsOf(userOrRole)
Aliases: permsOf
Returns a ChannelPermissions object of a user or role’s permissions in that channel.
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mention()
Returns a string that can be used in discord messages to mention a channel. serverChannel.toString() defaults to this.
update(data, callback )
Shortcut of client.updateChannel(channel, data, callback)

See client.updateChannel_
1.14 TextChannel
extends ServerChannel
A text channel of a server.
1.14.1 Attributes
topic
The topic of the channel, a String.
lastMessage
Last Message sent in the channel. May be null if no messages sent whilst the Client was online.
messages
A Cache of Message objects.
1.14.2 Functions
setTopic(topic, callback )
Shortcut of client.setChannelTopic(channel, topic, callback)

See client.setChannelTopic

setNameAndTopic(name, topic, callback )
Shortcut of client.setChannelNameAndTopic(channel, name, topic, callback)

See client.setChannelNameAndTopic

Aliases send

Aliases sendTTS
Shortcut of client.sendFile(channel, attachment, name, content, callbasck)

See client.sendFile


Shortcut of ‘‘client.getChannelLogs(channel, limit, options, callback)


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1.15 VoiceChannel
extends ServerChannel
A voice channel of a server. Currently, the voice channel class has no differences to the ServerChannel class.
1.15.1 Attributes
members
A Cache of Users that are connected to the voice channel
userLimit
The maximum amount of users that can connect to the voice channel. If it’s 0, there is no limit
bitrate
The bitrate of the voice channel (in kb/s).
1.15.2 Functions
setUserLimit(limit, callback )
Shortcut of client.setChannelUserLimit(channel, limit, callback)

See client.setChannelUserLimit
setBitrate(kbitrate, callback )
Shortcut of client.setChannelBitrate(channel, kbitrate, callback)

See client.setChannelBitrate
join(callback )
Shortcut of client.joinVoiceChannel(channel, callback)

See client.joinVoiceChannel_

1.16 Permission Constants
In discord.js, you can handle permissions in two ways. The preferred way is to just use the string name of the
permission, alternatively you can use Discord.Constants.Permissions["permission name"].
1.16.1 Valid Permission Names
{
// general
administrator,
createInstantInvite,
kickMembers,
banMembers,
manageRoles,
managePermissions,
manageChannels,
manageChannel,
manageServer,
changeNickname,
manageNicknames,
// text
readMessages,
sendMessages,
sendTTSMessages,
manageMessages,
embedLinks,
attachFiles,
readMessageHistory,
mentionEveryone,
// voice
voiceConnect,
voiceSpeak,
voiceMuteMembers,
voiceDeafenMembers,
voiceMoveMembers,
voiceUseVAD
};
1.16.2 Preferred Way
The preferred way of using permissions in discordv8 is to just use the name. E.g:
role.hasPermission("voiceUseVAD")
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1.16.3 Alternative
You can also go the long way round and use the numerical permission like so:
role.hasPermission( Discord.Constants.Permissions.voiceUseVAD )
1.17 Role
Represents data for a Server Role.
1.17.1 Attributes
position
Number, position of the role when viewing the roles of a server.
name
String, name of the role.
managed
Boolean, whether Discord has created the role itself. Currently only used for Twitch integration.
id
String, ID of the role.
hoist
Boolean, whether the role should be displayed as a separate category in the users section.
color
Number, a base 10 colour. Use role.colorAsHex() to get a hex colour instead.
server
The Server the role belongs to.

client
The Client that cached the role.
createdAt
A Date referring to when the role was created.
1.17.2 Functions
serialise()
Aliases: serialize
Makes an object with the permission names found in Permission Constants and a boolean value for them.
hasPermission(permission)
Sees whether the role has the permission given.

• permission - See Permission Constants for valid permission names.
colorAsHex()
Returns the role’s colour as hex, e.g. #FF0000.
mention()
Returns a valid string that can be sent in a message to mention the role. By default, role.toString() does this so
by adding a role object to a string, e.g. role + "", their mention code will be retrieved. If the role isn’t mentionable,
its name gets returned.
delete()
Shortcut of client.deleteRole(role)
See client.deleteRole
update(data)
Shortcut of client.updateRole(role, data)

Aliases edit
See client.updateRole
addMember(member, callback )
Shortcut of client.addMemberToRole(member, roles, callback)

Aliases addUser
See client.addMemberToRole
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removeMember(member, callback )
Shortcut of client.removeMemberFromRole(member, roles, callback)

Aliases removeUser
See client.removeMemberFromRole
1.18 PermissionOverwrite
PermissionOverwrite is used to represent data about permission overwrites for roles or users in channels.
1.18.1 Attributes
id
String, the ID of the PermissionOverwrite. If overwrite.type is role, this is the role’s ID. Otherwise, it is a
User overwrite.
type
String, type of the overwrite. Either member or role.
allowed
Returns the permissions explicitly allowed by the overwrite. An Array of Strings, which are names of permissions.
More can be found at Permission Constants
denied
Returns the permissions explicitly denied by the overwrite. An Array of Strings, which are names of permissions.
More can be found at Permission Constants

1.19 ChannelPermissions
ChannelPermissions is used to represent the final permissions of a user in a channel, to see exactly what they are and
aren’t allowed to do.
Examples:
var user_permissions = channel.permissionsOf(user);
var can_mention_everyone = user_permissions.hasPermission("mentionEveryone");
1.19.1 Functions
serialize()
Aliases: serialise
Returns an object containing permission names and values. E.g:
{
createInstantInvite : true,
kickMembers : false
}
For more on valid permission names, see Permission Constants.
hasPermission(permission)
Sees whether the user has the permission given.

• permission - See Permission Constants for valid permission names.
1.20 Cache
extends Array
A Cache object extends an Array (so it can be used like a regular array) but introduces helper functions to make it
more useful when developing with discordv8. Unlike a regular array, it doesn’t care about the instance or prototype of
an object, it works purely on properties.
Examples:
client.users.get("id", 11238414);
client.channels.getAll("name", "general");
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1.20.1 Functions
get(key, value)
Returns a contained object where object[key] == value. Also works if value is a regex or a function. Returns
the first object found that matches the criteria.
get(value)
Returns a contained object where object["id"] == value. Shorthand for get("id", value). Returns
null if ID is not found.
getAll(key, value)
Similar to cache.get(key, value), but returns a Cache of any objects that meet the criteria.
has(key, value)
Returns true if there is an object that meets the condition object[key] == value in the cache
add(data)
Adds an object to the Cache as long as all the other objects in the cache don’t have the same ID as it.
update(old, data)
Updates an old object in the Cache (if it exists) with the new one.
remove(data)
Removes an object from the cache if it exists.
random()
Get a random object from the cache.
1.21 Equality
The Equality class is used to see if two objects are equal, based on object_1.id === object_2.id.
If any class in Discord extends equality, it means you should never the default equality operands (== & ===) as
they could potentially be different instances and therefore appear not to be equal. Instead, use equalityObject.
equals() as shown below.

object1.equals(object2); // GOOD X
object1 == object2; // BAD
1.21.1 Functions
equals(object)
Returns true if the specified object is the same as this one.

• object - Any object with an id property.
1.22 Resolvables
In discordv8, the aim is to allow the end developer to have freedom in what sort of data types they supply. References
to any sort of resolvable basically mean what types of data you can provide. The different resolvables are shown
before:
1.22.1 Channel Resolvable
A Channel Resolvable allows:

• Channel
• Server
• Message
• User (in some instances)
• String of Channel ID
• String of User ID
1.22.2 File Resolvable
A File Resolvable allows:

• URL
• Local file path
• Readable stream
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1.22.3 Role Resolvable
A Role Resolvable allows:

• Role ID
• Role
1.22.4 Voice Channel Resolvable
A Voice Channel Resolvable allows:

• VoiceChannel
• Voice Channel ID
1.22.5 Message Resolvable
A Message Resolvable allows:

• Message
• TextChannel
• PMChannel
1.22.6 User Resolvable
A User Resolvable allows:

• User
• Message
• TextChannel
• PMChannel
• Server
• String of User ID
1.22.7 String Resolvable
A String Resolvable allows:

• Array
• String
1.22.8 Server Resolvable
A Server Resolvable allows:

• Server
• ServerChannel
• Message (only for messages from server channels)

• String of Server ID
1.22.9 Invite ID Resolvable
An Invite ID Resolvable allows:

• Invite
• String containing either a http link to the invite or the invite code on its own.
1.22.10 Base64 Resolvable
A Base64 Resolvable allows:

• Buffer
• String
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1.1 Installing discordv8

To install discordv8, you need a few dependencies.

• You need Visual Studio and Python 2.7.

Additional Audio Support

• Install ffmpeg and add it to your PATH.

1.1.2 Linux (Debian-based)

• You (obviously) need NodeJS Linux. Node 4 or higher is recommended.

$ sudo apt-get install build-essential

Additional Audio Support

$ sudo apt-get install ffmpeg

Note: Ubuntu 14.04 needs to do:

1.2 Updating to v5.0.0

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client.on("serverNewMember", (member, server) => {

client.on("serverNewMember", (server, user) => {

– Windows - See https://python.org/downloads/

– Windows - Follow this guide

– Windows - Visual Studio 2015 with C++ Support enabled

1.4 Usage Examples

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Logging in with a username and password

const Discord = require('discordv8');

client.login('mybot@example.com', 'password', output);

function output(error, token) {

Logging in with a token

const Discord = require('discordv8');

function output(error, token) {

1.4. Usage Examples 5

1.4.2 Logging Out

1.4.3 Receiving Messages

1.4.4 Sending messages

In the same channel

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To a specific server and channel

var channel = client.servers.get("name", "My Server").defaultChannel;

1.4.5 Sending files

The process of sending files is similar to how you send messages.

1.4. Usage Examples 7

Send data from streams.

1.4.6 Deleting messages

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1.4.7 Status updates

Updating your status is very simple.

...and setStatusIdle/setStatusOnline, if you just want to change your status.

You can even set the streaming status.

You can also use the setStatus function to do this.

1.4. Usage Examples 9

Client takes an options object, and supports the following options:.

Have discordv8 autoreconnect when connection is lost. This is enabled by default.

Have Discord compress every packet using zlib streaming

Have Discord send a compressed READY packet.

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The total number of shards.

A zero-based integer representing the value of the current shard.

A Cache of User objects that the client has cached.

A Cache of ServerChannel objects that the client has cached.

A Cache of Server objects that the client has cached.

A Cache of VoiceConnection objects that the client is in.

Returns a VoiceConnection object, is an alias to voiceConnections[0].