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In general, we recommend starting by discussing what you would like to contribute in the Discord channel. Thank you for your interest in contributing!Д«ug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at. Be sure to read the issue template, and provide as much detail as you can. This is the fastest means of getting support. If you need help or have a question, you can: If you already have discordrb installed, require 'discordrb/webhooks' will include all of the Webhooks features as well. Note: The discordrb gem relies on discordrb-webhooks. description = ' Embed description ' embed. freeze client = Discordrb :: Webhooks :: Client. Usage require ' discordrb/webhooks ' WEBHOOK_URL = ' '.

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Embed visualizer tool - Includes a discordrb code generator for forming embeds.

This special client can be used to form requests to Discord webhook URLs in a high-level manner. If you've made an open source project on GitHub that uses discordrb, consider adding the discordrb topic to your repo! Webhooks ClientДЄlso included is a webhooks client, which can be used as a separate gem discordrb-webhooks. You can find examples of projects that use discordrb by searching for the discordrb topic on GitHub. This bot responds to every 'Ping!' with a 'Pong!'. message ( with_text: ' Ping! ' ) do | event | event. You can make a simple bot like this: require ' discordrb ' bot = Discordrb :: Bot. See for a list of common problems and solutions when installing discordrb.

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Make sure you have the DevKit installed! See the Dependencies section) gem install discordrb - platform = ruby Linux / macOS gem install discordrb Windows rb With GemДЄlternatively, while Bundler is the recommended option, you can also install discordrb without it. To run the bot while using bundler: bundle exec ruby ping. Run the ping example to verify that the installation works (make sure to replace the token and client ID in there with your bots'!): Using Bundler, you can add discordrb to your Gemfile: gem ' discordrb ' A compiled libopus distribution for your system, anywhere the script can find it.This section only applies to you if you want to use voice functionality.

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An installed build system for native extensions (on Windows, make sure you download the 'Ruby+Devkit' version of RubyInstaller).

While we expose some 'lower level' interfaces, they are unstable, and only exist to serve the more powerful abstractions in the library.

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You want full control over the library that you're using.Especially if you already have a bot that is on a large amount of servers, porting to Ruby is unlikely to improve your performance in most cases. It's still possible, but it can be difficult to scale Ruby processes, and it requires more in depth knowledge to do so well. You need to scale to large volumes of servers (>2,500) with lots of members.You want to experiment with Discord's API or prototype concepts for Discord bots without too much commitment.We have an active Discord channel with experienced members who will happily help you get involved, either as a user or contributor. A lot of our users are new to Ruby, and eventually make their first open source contributions with us. You like or want to learn Ruby, or want to contribute to a Ruby project.Getting started takes minutes, and utilities like a command parser and tools for modularization make it simple to quickly add or change your bots functionality. You need a bot - and fast - for small or medium sized communities, and don't want to be bogged down with 'low level' details.If you enjoy using the library, consider getting involved with the community to help us improve and meet these goals! Friendly to Ruby beginners and beginners of open source contribution.Expressive, high level abstractions for rapid development of common applications.See also: Documentation, Tutorials IntroductionДiscordrb aims to meet the following design goals: An implementation of the Discord API using Ruby.

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