@elizaos/client-discord

A Discord client implementation for ElizaOS, enabling rich integration with Discord servers for managing interactions, voice, and message handling.

Features

• Handle server join events and manage initial configurations.
• Voice event management via the voice manager.
• Manage and process new messages with the message manager.
• Slash command registration and interaction handling.
• Disconnect websocket and unbind all listeners when required.
• Robust permissions management for bot functionality.

Installation

As this is a workspace package, it's installed as part of the ElizaOS monorepo:

bun install

Configuration

The client requires the following environment variables:

# Discord API Credentials
DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID=your_application_id
DISCORD_API_TOKEN=your_api_token

# Optional Settings (add any additional details here if necessary)

Usage

Basic Initialization

import { DiscordClientInterface } from '@elizaos/client-discord';

// Initialize the client
const discordManager = await DiscordClientInterface.start(runtime);

Slash Command Registration

To register slash commands:

await discordManager.command.registerCommands([
  {
    name: 'example',
    description: 'An example slash command',
    options: [],
  },
]);

Handling Messages

// Listen for new messages
await discordManager.message.handleNewMessage({
  channelId: 'channel-id',
  content: 'Hello Discord!',
});

Managing Voice Events

// Join a voice channel
await discordManager.voice.joinChannel('channel-id');

// Handle voice interactions
await discordManager.voice.handleInteraction({
  userId: 'user-id',
  action: 'speak',
});

Key Components

1. ClientBase

   • Handles authentication and session management.
   • Manages websocket connections.

2. MessageManager

   • Processes incoming messages and responses.
   • Supports message formatting and templating.

3. VoiceManager

   • Manages voice interactions and events.
   • Handles joining and leaving voice channels.

4. CommandManager

   • Registers and processes slash commands.
   • Ensures permissions are validated.

Notes

Ensure that your .env file includes the required environment variables for proper functionality. Additional features or modules can be extended as part of the ElizaOS framework.