A two-way chat bridge between Hypixel guild chat and a Discord channel. The application utilizes Discord.js-light for communicating with Discord, and Mineflayer for communicating with Hypixel.
This application will login to Hypixel using Mineflayer which is not a normal Minecraft client, this could result in your Minecraft account getting banned from Hypixel, so use this application at your own risk.
- Git
- NodeJS >= 14
- Yarn >= 1.2
- A Minecraft account
To get started, clone down the repository using:
git clone https://github.com/AzaelMew/bridge.git
Next go into the hypixel-discord-chat-bridge folder and install all the dependencies using Yarn.
yarn
While the dependencies are being installed you can copy the configuration file.
cp config.example.json config.json
Next edit and setup the config file with a proper Minecraft and Discord settings, once you're done you can start the app.
node index.js
- Git
- Docker >= 20
- A Minecraft account
Older versions may also work, but have not been tested.
To get started, clone down the repository using:
git clone https://github.com/AzaelMew/bridge.git
Next go into the hypixel-discord-chat-bridge folder and open the docker-compose.yml file, within the file you'll find all the environment variables that can be used to setup the bot, you should fill replace the default values with your real Discord and Minecraft login info, once you're done you can start the bot using Docker.
docker-compose up -d
And you're done! The command will start a detached instance of the bot, and ensure that the container is deleted after you're done using it.
You'll need a GitHub account to deploy directly to Replit, as well as a Replit account that is linked with your GitHub account, if you don't already have a Replit account you can simply sign in with your GitHub account directly.
- First fork this project onto your own GitHub account, once you have a copy of the project on your own account, sign in to Replit and import the project into Replit.
- Now that the project is imported you should be able to click on the project in the Replit dashboard to create a new project from it, when the project has been created you should be able to select some settings about the project, make sure the selected language is set to
Node.js, you can leave the "configure the run button" settings as the default. - Next, copy or rename the
config.example.jsonfile toconfig.json, you can find the files on the left-hand side of the Replit dashboard, when the file has been copied or renamed you should open the file and setup the settings, such as the Minecraft account details, and the Discord information - Lastly you'll need to install all the dependencies for the project, this can be done by selecting the "Shell" tab which should open the shell command prompt, then in that write
yarn installto install all the dependencies. - Now that the dependencies are installed you're now ready to start the project, just click on the big "Run" button at the top of the screen, and wait for the project to be booted up, after the project is up and running you should see two messages in the Console tab indicating that both the Discord and Minecraft clients have connected and are ready to be used.
The server is the server the Minecraft client should connect to, by default it will point to Hypixels server so it can be left as-is if the plan is to use the app for Hypixel guild chat, if not then the host is the servers IP or hostname, and the port is the port the server is running on.
Note: The port must be a number, Mineflayer expects an integer so you can't wrap the port in quotes or Mineflayer won't create a connection to the Minecraft server.
The minecraft section includes a username and password option, if using a Mojang account these should be filled out with your Mojang username and password for the Minecraft account you plan on using, your Minecraft username is most likely the email it was created with. If using with a microsoft account change accountType to microsoft, username and password are not required and will be left blank as you will be directed to the Microsoft Link page. There is also a lobbyHolder option which is used in the !guildlobby command, this command will whisper the user specified in the config with a message using the ?tw <username> format, for this command to do anything another bot needs to listen, and then act when receiving the message.
The Discord options includes the token, channel, commandRole, ownerId, prefix and messageMode options.
The token is the Discord application token, if you don't already have a Discord App, you can create a new app, then convert the app to a Discord bot, and then get your Discord bot token on the "Bot" page.
The Discord channel is the ID of the text channel the bot should be linked with, the bot will only send and listen to messages in the channel defined in the config.
The command role is the ID of any role on the server the bot is hosted for, any user with the role will be able to run all the Discord commands built into the bot, like !kick and !relog.
Note: Any user can run the
!helpcommand, however all the other commands requires the user has the command role.
The owner ID is similar to the command role, however this is the ID of the user that should have full access to the !override command, the user with this permission can use the command to run virtually any command via the bot, and should therefore be limited to just the owner of the bot.
The prefix is the command prefixed used for all the commands in the bot on the Discord side, by default this is set it !.
The messageMode can either be bot or webhook. This selects how the messages should be displayed when sent from Minecraft to Discord. If webhook mode is selected the bot requires the Manage Webhooks permission in the channel it's running in. The bot always requires the Send Messages and View Channel permissions in the channel you're using it in.
Note: The Discord rate limit for webhooks is 30 requests every 60 seconds, whereas for normal bot messages it's 5 messages every 5 seconds. Using webhooks effectively halves the number of messages the bot can send per minute which may cause issues in an active guild.
The express section includes an option to enable/disable the express API option. If enabled, this will allow you to locally send requests to your bridge bot via other applications, and globally if you have port forwarding enabled.
The port option allows you to set what port you want to host your API on.
The authentication option is the key which you can put in the header or query of your request. This allows security as only people with the authentication key will be able to successfully send requests to your API.
< > = Required arguments, [ ] Optional arguments
!help- Displays the list of commands (!h)!relog [delay]- Relogs the MC client, a delay can be given in seconds, if no delay is given it will default to 5 seconds (!r)!override <command> [args]- Executes the string attached. This is a dangerous permission to grant (!o,!or)!invite <player>- Invites the specified user to the guild, providing the guild isn't full (!i,!inv)!kick <user> [reason]- Kicks the specified user from the guild (!k)!promote <user>- Promotes the specified user by 1 rank (!p,!up)!demote <user>- Demotes the specified user by 1 rank (!d,!down)
- [✓] Log guild events
- Guild joins/leaves/kicks, mutes/unmutes and promotion/demotions
- [✓] Ingame commands
- Add commands for players to use ingame to check other player stats (eg
!skills <ign>,!weight <ign>etc)
- Add commands for players to use ingame to check other player stats (eg
- [✓] Add support for officer chat
- Allocate a second discord channel to use for two way officer chat.
Hypixel Discord Chat Bridge is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT License.
This all is based on Senither's bridge bot, i've done some of my own edits to it.