DisLink

A bot that uses webhooks to link channels across guilds

Setup

To correctly setup dislink, follow the below steps!

1. Clone the project using the command git clone https://github.com/ANutley/dislink
2. Enter the directory was created using cd dislink
3. Build the project using gradlew shadowJar (Windows) or ./gradlew shadowJar (Linux / Mac)
4. Once the project has been built find the jar named dislink-1.0-SNAPSHOT-all.jar in /builds/libs
5. Find the default config file here
6. Copy the jar file and the config file to a new directory
7. Create a bot application here and copy the bot-token
8. Edit the config file and fill in the BotToken and other values
9. Run the jar file using java -jar dislink-1.0-SNAPSHOT-all.jar
10. Invite the bot to the server(s) you want to link channels in

After that you should be good to go.

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DiscordSRV setup

If you want to use this bot as a way to bridge DiscordSRV chat between two discord servers while v2 is in progress, this is how!

First make sure you have followed all the steps above!

Scenario: You have Guild A which is where the channel (Channel A) that DiscordSRV bridges chat with. You want this to also be forwarded to a channel (Channel B) which is in Guild B. In this example Channel A will have an ID of 123456789012345678 and Channel B will have an ID of 098765432109876543

This is how the Channels definition would look for this example:

  - Channel1: "123456789012345678"
    Channel2: "098765432109876543"
    Direction: "3"
    IgnoreBots: false
    IgnoreWebhooks: false
    IgnoreAttachments: false
    IgnoreEmbeds: false
    Mentions:
      Roles: false
      Users: true
      Everyone: false

This means that any content sent in Channel 1 will be forwarded to Channel 2 and vice versa. This allows people to communicate between the two guilds, and Minecraft messages in Channel 1 will be sent to Channel 2. You can then customise it to your liking, for example blocking attachments from being forwarded

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If you have any questions ask here