Discord.Webhook

Used for sending webhook messages to Discord using a Discord Webhook URL - Also completely dependency free!

Samples

Creating a WebhookObject

var webhookObject = new WebhookObject();

Building an embed object

webhookObject.AddEmbed(builder => { builder.WithTitle("Discord-Webhook lib") .WithDescription("Building embed with 'AddEmbed(Action<EmbedBuilder> embedBuilderFunction)'") .WithUrl("https://github.com/ToshiroZ/Discord-Webhook") .WithThumbnail("https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/wp-content/uploads/trump-mugshot-1.jpg") .WithColor(Colors.Magenta) .WithImage("https://i.imgur.com/ZGPxFN2.jpg") .AddField("New Field", "This is a new field") .WithFooter("DiscordUser", "https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/wp-content/uploads/trump-mugshot-1.jpg"); });

Sending a message

await new Webhook("my-webhook-url").SendAsync(webhookObject);

Sending a message with an avatar URL and username

await new Webhook("my-webhook-url", "username", "avatar url").SendAsync(webhookObject);

Sending a message to a thread

⚠️ Ensure that your webhook URL is targeting a forum channel, any other channel type will throw an exception!

Since v1.0.9, the library now supports threads, you can set your messages to be targeted to a thread.

await new Webhook("my-webhook-url", "username", "avatar url") .SendAsync(webhookObject);

Sending a message even easier

Since v1.0.9, you can send webhook messages easier by using a static method in the Webhook class called SendAsync This method is used to simplify the above call even further, although this is realistically only superior when you're only sending a single webhook message and not multiple calls.