rp_dLogger

rp_dLogger is a Discord logging utility designed for RedM servers. Its purpose is to provide server administrators with a simple and efficient way to log various server events directly to Discord channels via webhooks. Whether you want to keep track of player activity, server resource events, or in-game chat messages, rp_dLogger facilitates real-time notifications in your Discord server, keeping your team informed and up-to-date.

Features

• Real-time Discord Notifications: Sends server event notifications to configured Discord channels through webhooks.
• Customizable Event Triggers: Choose which events to log, including player joins/leaves, chat messages, character creation, and more.
• Flexible Configuration: Easy to adjust settings for each event type via a single configuration file.
• Color-Coded Embeds: Enhance readability with color-coded Discord embeds for different event types.

Configuration

The config.lua file is where you define settings for each type of event you want to log. Here's a brief overview of the configuration options available:

• Webhooks: Set individual webhook URLs for different types of logs.
• onStart/onStop: Toggle logging for resource start/stop events and customize messages.
• onMessage: Enable chat message logging with customizable embed settings.
• onJoin/onLeave: Configure join/leave notifications with optional player session time.
• onCharacterCreate/onCharacterSelect/onCharacterDelete: Log character creation, selection, and deletion events with detailed player information.
• onPlayerDeath: Log character death events, includes information like player/character info and killer player info when applicable.

Requirements

• Vorp_Core (Currently this is a requirement, eventually I want to support Vorp, Redem, and QBCore)
• Vorp_Character
• rp_dWebhooks

Installation

1. Place rp_dLogger in your server's resources directory.
2. Configure config.lua with your desired settings and Discord webhook URLs.
3. Add ensure rp_dLogger to your server.cfg file underneath the requirements.
4. Start your server, and the logger will begin sending events to Discord.