discordcc

Discord client for ComputerCraft

How to use

• Download both files to the computer, and make sure discordapi is in the root folder. Then launch discordcc.
• You will be asked for your email and password for your Discord account. If you have logged in before and used /quit to save your session, you will not need to log in again.
• From there, a list of the servers you are joined to will appear, and you can type a number to select it. Then you can choose the channel the same way.
• The most recent messages will be printed and a prompt will appear, where you can type the messages. The messages refresh every second, so you don't have to quit to see the messages. To select a new server, type /server. To quit, you can use /logout to logout and delete your saved token or /quit to quit without deleting the session.
• To read all messages in a list, type /read. The 50 most recent messages (more soon) will be displayed in a viewer with syntax like less. You can scroll up and down with the arrow keys and quit with the "Q" key. To see more help, press "H".

Note about security

• The password is hidden and directly read into the login command (see discordcc.lua on line 34), where it is only sent to the Discord API in a POST request (see discordapi on line 780 and 618).
• When you log in, your session token will be saved as dstk to the current directory. This is to allow session saving. In the future, the token will be saved only when using /quit and may be encrypted. If you do not want this feature, comment out line 42 in discordcc.lua.

Credits

• The Discord API wrapper was originally written by videah and I have adapted it to work in ComputerCraft. The code has been combined into discordapi to allow easier usage by ComputerCraft. You can see the repository here.