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disnotify

v1.2.7

Published

You can send discord test notifications with this module!

Downloads

4

Readme

DisNotify

For web version, visit here. This project allows you to send push notifications with discord.

Requirements

  • Discord account
  • Discord server with only yourself
  • Discord PC
  • Latest Node.js and NPM

Installation

Code settings

  1. Run npm i disnotify at your project folder
  2. Done! Very short.

Discord settings

  1. Go to server settings, click Webhooks
  2. Click Create Webhook and set name and avatar according to your preference.
  3. Copy the webhook url and write it down somewhere. Image0

Usage

  1. Add const DisNotify = require("disnotify"); to the first line.
  2. To construct this class, follow this code.
let notify = new DisNotify({
    url: "<Webhook URL>",
    name: "<Notification Name>"
    text: "<Text>"
});
  1. To send it, just run notify.send(). This returns the Promise.

Example code

const DisNotify = require("disnotify");

let notf = new DisNotify({
    url: "...",
    name: "Minco",
    text: "Notification Test!"
});

notf.send().catch(console.error);

This returns: Image1

Saving webhook URL

It's annoying to enter the webhook URL every time, right? And then, simply run this console command once in the project folder!

npm run seturl <Webhook URL>

Then, you can remove url option.

Future Updates

  • Supports for web! You can make notify you on sign up, etc.
  • More options
  • Please tell me what to add!

Discord ! [space x30] !#0123

Thank you.