hxcord is an API and Gateway wrapper for Discord written in Haxe, inspired by discord.py. This library gives an easy-to-use and efficient way to interact with the Discord API and Gateway, allowing you to make a Discord bot using Haxe.

Features

• Written in Haxe: Allows for cross-compilation and support in 3 platforms.
• Gateway Support: Creates connections with Discord's Gateway for you which manage real-time events like messages, reactions, etc.
• API Wrapper: Makes requests to Discord's REST API for you for creating and managing servers, users, channels, messages, and more.
• Inspired by discord.py: Takes inspiration from the simplicity and usability of discord.py, bringing the much of the same functionality to the Haxe ecosystem.
• Event-Based: Customizable event listeners for responding to different Discord events.

Installation

To use hxcord, simply add it as a dependency to your Haxe project by including it in your haxelib.json or build.hxml file.

Afterwards, you can install the library:

haxelib install hxcord

Then, include the library in your code:

import discord.commands.Bot;

Usage Example

Here is a simple example to get you started with a basic bot that responds to messages:

import discord.commands.Bot;
import discord.Flags.Intents;
import discord.message.Message;

class Main {
    static function main() {
        var bot:Bot = new Bot("YOUR_BOT_TOKEN", Intents.all());

        bot.addEventListener('message', function(event) {
            if (event.message.content.trim() == '!greet') {
                event.message.reply(new Message('Hello!')); // soon
            }
        });

        bot.run();
    }
}

Requirements

• Haxe 4.3+

Supported platforms

• Neko
• HashLink (Recommended)
• C++ (Requires hxcpp)

Documentation

Comprehensive documentation and additional examples can be found in the wiki.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on how to contribute to this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE for details.

Inspired by the discord.py project. Special thanks to all contributors!