You need to have your own webserver with some path to make your redirect url. For example, if you owned example.com, you could have example.com/discord be the url to redirect the client to after they login via Discord.
Looks like you’re using Discord.js V12. To get the channel you’ll have to use:
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You didn’t provide any code that you already tested so I will give you the code for your ready event that will work! Be careful that your channel id a string. Let me know if it worked, thank you! 2020 Jun 13 Edit: A Discord.js update requires the cache member of channels before the get method. If … Read more
client.user.presence returns a Presence, a very complex object. I believe you are looking for Presence#status, which will return online, offline, idle, or dnd Also, instead of adding every property to the userinfo object after it’s been defined, you could condense your code using object destructuring: Show code snippet Show code snippet
Ok, I have two solutions for you. This first one is a block of code I have used and I can say it works from experience. It requires ffmpeg, opusscript and ytdl: This second option which I would highly recommend is a node module that has many more advanced features that are hard to implement such as: musichelp [command]: … Read more