DiscordBridge

Discord & Revolt Bridge

A temporary Discord & Revolt bridge until first-party support is added.

Automatically makes sure @everyone and other pings dont actually ping.

./config.json:

{
  "DiscordBotToken": "",
  "RevoltBotToken": "",
  // optional, send across Revolt system messages(joins, leaves, kicks, bans, etc.)(default: true)
  // "RevoltSystemMessages": false,
  // optional, send across Discord system messages(joins, boosts)(default: true)
  // "DiscordSystemMessages": false,
  // optional, disable fix for Revolt quote format(default: true
  // "RevoltQuoteFix": false,
  "Channels": [
    {
      "DiscordChannelId": "",
      "RevoltChannelId": "",
      // optional, leave these empty or null and a new webhook will be created or reused automatically(Discord bot account must have the "Manage Webhooks" permission)
      "WebhookId": "",
      "WebhookToken": ""
    }
    // since this is json, for other properties, use a comma and repeat the object before like so:
    /*
    ,
    {
      "DiscordChannelId": "",
      <other properties>
    }
    */
  ]
}

(Note: JSON with comments will be parsed but then overwritten)

Build & Run (Linux)

1. Install .NET 6 (or your distribution-provided instructions).
2. Git clone the repository.
3. Build using: dotnet publish DiscordBridge -r linux-x64 -c release
4. Ensure the Revolt bot has the Masquerade permission.
5. Ensure the Discord bot has the Server Members and Message Content Privileged Intents enabled in the Dev Portal.
6. Run using: ./DiscordBridge/bin/release/net6.0/linux-x64/publish/DiscordBridge

Docker

A Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml is included in the project root.

Or, if you hate yourself, you can use Docker CLI:

docker build -f DiscordBridge/Dockerfile -t discord-bridge .
docker run -v $PWD/config.json:/app/config.json discord-bridge