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Lightweight Javascript library for Discord API, developed by /dev/null. |
npm install nullcordnullcord has only two dependencies:
gxlg-utils- a small library with diffent JSON and Promise utilitiesws- a library for the websocket connection
To use the library you can check out the Documentation. To see examples check out the Examples folder.
List of contributors (special thanks):
| User | Contributions |
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| Creator and owner | |
| Advices about utils and logging |
When contributing, please first open an issue and contact me. Sometimes I may have uncommited changes in my local repo, which could break a pull request. I will add you to the list of contributors once the pull request is merged or I implemented your changes.
- My project coc-bot uses an up-to-date version of nullcord, the testing of nullcord have been done mainly through this repo
- Also check out gxlg-utils which is used in this lib
- First sketches of nullcord are available in my old hackaton attempt
Some interesting facts all around nullcord:
- The name should always be written in lowercase
- The name obviously comes from my nickname
/dev/nullandDiscord - This lib was completely developed on my phone ("mobile developer" just got a new meaning, huh?)
- The internet at my house was/is so bad, that it created a perfect environment for debugging connectivity related issues
- I developed this while listening to breakcore and drinking 69 liters of coffee a night (I am broke and have an addiction now, please help)
- This library got 2 of my testing bots banned, but it's safe to use now, I swear!
- If there would have been an award for the worst structured documentation of rate limits, Discord would surely receive it. I am so happy, I am through with this, it was a nightmare!
- The logo has been made in Paint in under 5 minutes :D