A 24/7 Discord music streaming bot
docker pull christianharjuno/discord-radio:latest
Simple and light Discord Bot that streams opus audio from a Youtube LIVE Source using the Ytdl package.
To reduce the load caused by routing audio from youtube to Discord Voice Channels, this bot uses the Ytdl-Discord wrapper to avoid useless encodings.
| Package Name | Version |
|---|---|
| discord.js | 13.1.0 |
| @discordjs/opus | 0.5.3 |
| @discordjs/voice | 0.6.0 |
| ffmpeg-static | 4.4.0 |
| libsodium-wrappers | 0.7.9 |
| ytdl-core-discord | 1.3.1 |
discord.js: Powerful Node.JS module to enable easy interaction with discord's API.
@discordjs/voice: Discord.JS Voice module. Support for voice has been deprecated ever since Discord.JS v13 so a propritary module is required to support voice.
@discordjs/opus: Opus encoding library to encode the audio source streamed into a discord voice channel.
ffmpeg-static: A library to enable playing many types of audio sources.
libsodium-wrappers: An encryption module to encrypt outgoing audio streams to the discord API.
ytdl-core-discord: An API wrapper that simplifies the already popular ytdl-core module to create a stream from a youtube LIVE.
Step by step to deploy:
- Before starting, make sure you have the latest Node.JS Installed on your machine.
- First clone or download the repo.
- Open the folder via a code editor and create a new file with the name ".env"
- Fill in the .env file with a bot token and prefix like such:
TOKEN="FILL_THIS_WITH_THE_TOKEN_OF_YOUR_DISCORD_BOT"
PREFIX="APREFIX"
*make sure both of the token and prefix is provided or it will not run properly.* 4. Open a console from the bot folder and run
npm install
5. Once every package is completely installed, run npm start
Latest update to add support for hosting on replit.