Discord API Documentation

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Technical documentation for integrating with Discord, covering the Gateway WebSocket API, Voice connections, and HTTP interfaces. Includes detailed specifications for application commands, interactions, OAuth2 authentication, rate limits, and resource objects such as guilds, messages, and user settings.

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What's inside Discord

  1. Overview of Discord Applications

    Applications are Discord entities representing games, services, and other integrations that can be added to a guild. They provide the foundation for implementing OAuth2 authentication, rich presence, bots, and other third-party integrations within the Discord ecosystem.
  2. Overview of the Discord Gateway API

    The Gateway API provides a secure WebSocket connection allowing clients to receive real-time events (e.g., channel updates, role creation) and occasionally update or request resources (e.g., updating voice state). All communication is encapsulated in Gateway event payloads consisting of an Opcode (op) and a data object (d).
  3. Overview of Discord Directories

    A directory in Discord is a special type of channel containing a list of directory entries. These entries consist of guilds and scheduled events that have been made discoverable by the community. Any user with access to the directory channel can view these entries and join the associated guilds. Directories are most commonly utilized within student hubs.
  4. Overview of Discord Voice Connections

    Voice connections use a separate UDP-based connection for RTC (Real-Time Communication) data transmission alongside the Voice Gateway. Clients must be able to receive UDP packets, potentially requiring UDP Hole Punching to bypass firewalls or NAT. If UDP is not supported, a WebRTC connection should be implemented instead. Note that 'Go Live' streams require a separate connection to a different voice server; only microphone and camera data use the standard voice connection.
  5. Overview of Premium Referrals (Nitro Trials)

    Premium referrals, also known as Nitro trials, allow Nitro subscribers to share up to three 2-week Nitro subscriptions with friends. To be eligible, the recipient must not have had an active Nitro subscription in the past 12 months. Referral links expire after 48 hours.
  6. Overview of Discord Messages

    Messages are the primary communication unit in Discord. They can contain text, images, and other media. Additionally, system-level content such as polls, system messages, and calls are represented as message objects.
  7. Overview of Discord Family Center

    Family Center is a parental control solution that allows parents (Requestors) to monitor the activities of teens (Linked Users) on Discord. While it does not allow parents to view actual message content, it provides visibility into:

    • Users messaged (DMs and Group DMs)
    • Users called (DMs and Group DMs) in the last week
    • Friends added in the last week
    • Guilds joined in the last week
    • Guilds the teen has sent messages to in the last week

    A single parent account can be connected to a maximum of 8 accounts.

  8. Overview of Discord Message Components

    Message components are interactive elements that can be added to messages sent by an app or bot. They are defined in the components field of a message object as an array of Action Rows. Components are used to create accessible and customizable user interfaces within Discord messages.
  9. Understand Discord user types and limitations

    Discord users are categorized as either 'bot' or 'normal'. Bot users are automated accounts attached to an application and owned by a user. A key difference is that bot users do not have a limitation on the number of guilds they can join, whereas normal users do.
  10. Understand the Monetization Store Page structure

    The monetization_store_page object provides details about a guild's monetization setup and consists of two primary components:

    • guild: A Store Page Guild object containing the specific guild information related to the store.
    • role_subscription: A Store Page Role Subscription object containing the guild's role subscription details.
  11. Understand the Discord Gateway API

    The Gateway API uses secure WebSocket connections (RFC 6455) to maintain persistent, stateful connections between a client and Discord servers. It is used to send and receive real-time events to track and update local state.