setrhm.blogg.se - Rss bot discord

Rss bot discord how to#
Rss bot discord install#

Each time it posts to RSS, it will give a message after it does.

At this point you can now make an RSS feed by posting in the correct channel.

If someone has an approved role but isn't in approved_users, they can post to the RSS feed. If someone matches either of these, then their posts will also go to the RSS feed. When changing these, both the roles and users must be tagged.

If you don't want literally everyone to be able to add to the RSS feed if they post in the approved channels, you can edit these settings: "approved_users" and "approved_roles".

Note that when you type this and there are already channels you have to keep, you have to retype them because this overwrites what was already there. For example, if you want #announcements and #updates to be RSS channels, you can type ":config change approved_channels announcements updates".

If you don't want your #general channel to have an RSS feed, you can type ":config change approved_channels" and then whatever channels (as text without the '#').

You can now type ":config new" to create a configuration file.

If the bot does not automatically leave after the first message it sees, that means it is whitelisted.

Rss bot discord install#

Once you have received confirmation that your server is whitelisted, you can now install the bot to your server using this link.You can find it by going to "Server Settings > Widget > Server ID" If you haven't given me your Discord server ID, please do so because I will need this to whitelist your server on this bot.

Rss bot discord how to#

Here's how to set up posting using this bot: Note that if you choose to get the one-time option, you would have to host it yourself for it to work, and you would not get any updates that I write.

You would also receive any updates that I write after I inform you when the bot would be down via email. I know the URL doesn't look nice, but there are also link-shortening services that you can put your RSS links in so other people can type it into their RSS readers more easily if that's an issue for you. An example URL would look like: (not a valid URL, RSS file always takes the name of the channel it reads). If you choose to get the monthly option, I will host it on my own personal server, and all RSS files will be hosted on my website. I am hosting this bot as a Software As A Service (SAAS) for $1 CDN per month per server, or a simplified version for $10 CDN (one-time payment). To be able to use this bot normally, please contact me here via email to get your server whitelisted.