A complete, robust and efficient wrapper around Discord's API for bots & applications.
To get started using nyxx, follow our getting started guide to write your first bot.
If you're already familiar with Discord's API, here's a quick example to get you started:
import 'package:nyxx/nyxx.dart';
void main() async {
final client = await Nyxx.connectGateway('<TOKEN>', GatewayIntents.allUnprivileged);
final botUser = await client.users.fetchCurrentUser();
client.onMessageCreate.listen((event) async {
if (event.mentions.contains(botUser)) {
await event.message.channel.sendMessage(MessageBuilder(
content: 'You mentioned me!',
replyId: event.message.id,
));
}
});
}- nyxx_commands: A command framework for handling both simple & complex commands.
- nyxx_extensions: Pagination, emoji utilities and other miscellaneous helpers for developing bots using nyxx.
- nyxx_lavalink: Lavalink support for playing audio in voice channels.
- More examples can be found in our GitHub repository here.
- Running on Dart is a complete example of a bot written with nyxx.
The API documentation for the latest stable version can be found on pub.
Tutorials and wiki articles are hosted here, as well as API documentation for development versions from GitHub.
Our Discord server is where you can get help for any nyxx packages, as well as release announcements and discussions about the library.
Discord's API documentation details what nyxx implements & provides more detailed explanations of certain topics.
The unofficial guild for Discord Bot developers. To get help with nyxx check #dart_nyxx channel.
The dartdocs page will always have the documentation for the latest release.
Read the contributing document
- Thanks to Hackzzila's for nyx, the original project nyxx was forked from.