Discord

Discord is a communication platform that allows you to communicate with your team in real-time.

It's popular among gamers, developers, and other communities.

Introduction

The Discord integration allows you to send notifications to a Discord channel. You can use this integration to send notifications from your workflows to your Discord channel.

Prerequisites

Before you can set up the Discord integration, you need to have the following:

• A Discord account
• A Discord server
• A Discord channel

Setting up the integration

Here will show you how to set up the Discord integration by creating a Discord bot and adding it to a channel.

Create a Discord bot

To set up the Discord integration, you need to create a webhook in your Discord channel. You can do this by following these steps:

1. Open Discord Developer Portal.
2. Click "New Application".
3. Enter the name of your application.
4. Click "Create" and accept the terms.
5. Click on the "Bot" tab.
6. Make all of "Privileged Gateway Intents" to be "ON".
7. Here is the permissions you need to give to the bot (not minimum, but might be used in the future):
   • Add Reactions
   • Attach Files
   • Embed Links
   • Read Message History
   • Send Messages
   • Send TTS Messages
   • Use External Emojis
   • Use External Stickers
8. Click on the "Copy" button to copy the appid and token, fill in the appId and botToken fields (see the Configure section).
9. Go to OAuth2 tab.
10. Use the "OAuth2 URL Generator" to generate the URL with the permissions you need.
11. Open the generated URL in your browser.
12. Select the server you want to add the bot to.
13. Click "Authorize".
14. Go to the channel you're hoping to bridging it.
15. Start a chat with the bot and send a command to verify that it is working.

Here is the official documentation for creating a Discord bot: Discord Developer Portal

Configure

Here are the options you can configure for the Discord integration:

Option	Description
enable	Whether the provider is enabled or not.
appId	The application ID of the Discord API.
botToken	The bot token of the Discord API.

enable

type: boolean

Whether the provider is enabled or not.

appId

type: string

The application ID of the Discord API.

You should obtain this from the Discord Developer Portal.

More information can be found here.

botToken

type: string

The bot token of the Discord API.

You should obtain this from the Discord Developer Portal.

More information can be found here.

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