Fork of theboxmage's discord-cli.
Ndb config is in $home/lib/disco.ndb for setting password, should be made automatically after first run. Alternatively, you may use factotum.
% go get github.com/henesy/disco
% go install github.com/henesy/disco
% disco -h
Usage of disco:
-n Enable notifications
-t Hide timestamps in channel log
-w string
Dimensions to pass through to statusmsg (default "10,10,260,90")
Commands available in chat:
| Command | Function |
|---|---|
| :q | Quits disco |
| :g | Change listening Guild |
| :c [n ?] | Change listening Channel inside Guild, or list channels |
| :m [n] | Display last [n] messages: ex. :m 2 displays last two messages |
| :p | Pulls up the private channel menu |
| :n name | Change nickname to name |
| :! | Print current server information |
| :? | List the available commands |
You can regex the last message sent using a format such as:
s/forsynth/forsyth/
A basic $home/lib/disco.ndb looks something like:
auth=pass
loadbacklog=true
messages=10
promptchar=→
timestampchar=>
username=coolperson@mycooldomain.com password=somepassword1
Note that the auth= tuple accepts
auth=factotum
for authentication using a factotum key and will ignore the password= tuple.
If used, the factotum key should resemble something to the effect of:
proto=pass server=discordapp.com service=discord user=youremail@domain.com !password=hunter2
If you can connect to a channel and see messages, but yours aren't sending, check to make sure your e-mail address is verified.
Q: What if go get doesn't work?
A: If you want to use go get on 9front to install disco and its dependencies (recommended) you should use driusan's dgit as git.
Q: What if I can't login because of a captcha error?
A: You'll need to sign in to Discord via the web app (thus solving a captcha) using a browser with html5/js. I recommend an http proxy such as this in conjunction with a system with such a browser..
Q: What if I get an error about signing in from a new location?
A: Discord has sent you an e-mail with a location confirmation link, click it, no js should be required.