safeness-html-transcripts

Safeness HTML Transcripts is a complete overhaul of the discord-html-transcript module. It's a Node.js module designed to generate HTML backups of Discord conversations, including direct messages (DMs) and group DMs. It processes Discord formatting such as bold, italics, ~~strikethroughs~~, and more. It also formats attachments and embeds.

This module can format the following:

• Discord flavored markdown
• Embeds
• System messages
• Slash commands
• Buttons
• Reactions
• Attachments
  • Images, videos, audio, and generic files
• Replies
• Mentions
• Threads

This module is designed to work with discord.js-selfbot-v13 only.

Styles from @derockdev/discord-components.
Behind the scenes, this package uses React SSR to generate a static site.

📝 Usage

Example usage with the built-in message fetcher

const { createTranscript } = require('safeness-html-transcripts');

const channel = message.channel; // or however you get your channel

// Must be awaited
const attachment = await createTranscript(channel);

// Save the transcript to a file
const fs = require('fs');
fs.writeFileSync('transcript.html', attachment);

Configuration

The transcript generation method allows for an options object as the last parameter.
All configuration options are optional!

const attachment = await createTranscript(channel, {
    limit: -1, // Max number of messages to fetch. `-1` fetches recursively.
    fileName: 'transcript.html', // Name of the backup file.
    saveImages: false, // Download all images and include image data in the HTML (allows viewing the image even after deletion) (! WILL INCREASE FILE SIZE !)
    poweredBy: false // Whether to include the "Powered by discord-html-transcripts" footer
});

⚠️ Warning

Using selfbots (like this module) may be against Discord's Terms of Service. Use this module at your own risk.

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This package is a complete overhaul of the original discord-html-transcripts package by ItzDerock. All credits for the original concept and base code go to him.