Discord CLI

A terminal-based Discord chat interface. Allows you to use Discord in the terminal.

Features

• 🎨 Modern terminal interface
• 💬 Real-time messaging
• ⌨️ Vim-style navigation (k, j keys)
• 🖼️ Image and file support (displayed with colored indicators)
• 📎 File upload support
• ✏️ Edit and delete messages
• 💬 Reply to messages
• 🚀 Fast and lightweight

Installation

1. Clone or download the project
2. Install dependencies:

npm install

3. Add your token to the .env file

DISCORD_USER_TOKEN=your_user_token_here

How to Get Your Discord User Token?

Method 1: Browser Developer Tools (Recommended)

1. Open Discord in your browser (https://discord.com/app)
2. Press F12 to open Developer Tools
3. Go to the Application tab
4. Select Local Storage > https://discord.com from the left menu
5. Find the token key and copy its value
6. Add the token to your .env file

Method 2: Network Tab

1. Open Discord in your browser
2. Press F12 to open Developer Tools
3. Go to the Network tab
4. Click on any request
5. Find the authorization value in the Headers section and copy it

Important Notes:

• Never share your user token!
• Your token grants full access to your account
• If your token is compromised, change your account immediately
• Using self-bots may be prohibited under Discord's ToS; use at your own risk

Usage

Start chat (DMs and channels):

npm start chat

or

node index.js chat

Start server browser (servers, categories, and channels):

npm start server

or

node index.js server

Help:

node index.js --help

Keyboard Shortcuts

• Esc: Exit
• Ctrl+D: Clear input box
• k, j: Navigate between messages (vim-style)
• Enter: Send message

Commands

• /upload <file_path>: Upload a file to the channel
• /view <message_id>: Open file/image in browser
• /reply <message_id> <message>: Reply to a message
• /r <message_id> <message>: Reply to a message (short form)
• /edit <message_id> <new_message>: Edit a message (only your own messages)
• /delete <message_id>: Delete a message (only your own messages)
• /help: Show available commands

File Upload Examples

# Upload a single file
/upload C:\Users\username\Desktop\image.png

# Upload file with spaces in path
/upload "C:\Users\username\My Documents\file.pdf"

Message ID Format

• Message IDs are displayed in yellow color within blue parentheses
• File names are displayed in yellow within blue brackets
• Example: [File: filename.png] (1455312755623067821)

Requirements

• Node.js 18+
• Discord User Token

Notes

• Never share your user token
• You connect via your own account using the user token
• According to Discord's ToS, self-bot usage may be prohibited; use at your own risk

License

MIT