Discord Feed Bot, YouTube, Twitch, Reddit, RSS, GitHub and More in One Place
Post new videos, streams, songs, posts, releases from 17 sources to a channel, from every 5 minutes up to once a day. Free.
Discord has no built in way to follow a YouTube channel, a subreddit or a blog, so owners add one notification bot per service. What they complain about is the same everywhere: alerts that arrive late or never, a few sources locked behind premium, and a feed that is easy to add but hard to fix when it breaks.
Wody Feeds follows 17 sources from one place. YouTube, Twitch and Kick with the real start time and the picture of the stream. Spotify and Apple Music artists, playlists, charts and podcasts, plus a random song. Reddit, Tumblr, Pinterest and any website with an RSS feed. GitHub, Steam news and the free games of Epic Games. You choose the channel and how often to check, and you can mention a role. A new feed shows its newest item at once and then only what is new, and when something breaks the dashboard tells you why and the feed pauses itself instead of spamming.
Pour qui c'est fait
- Server owners who follow creators, subreddits, blogs and repositories and want the news in a channel
- Communities for streamers, music and developers
- Admins who tried several notification bots and were tired of late or missing alerts
Ce qui coince ailleurs
- Alerts that arrive minutes late are nearly useless for a live stream
- Bots that ping everyone teach members to mute the channel
- APIs change, and an abandoned bot can silently stop posting without telling anyone
- A feed is easy to add but hard to fix when it breaks, because the bot never says why
Ce qui est inclus
Live streams and videos: YouTube, Twitch and Kick with the real start time and picture
Music and podcasts: Spotify and Apple Music, plus a random song
Social: Reddit, Tumblr, Pinterest and any RSS feed
Code and games: GitHub, Steam news and free Epic Games
From every 5 minutes to once a day, up to 30 feeds per server
Never posts the whole history, never pings everyone
Clear status and the reason on the dashboard when a source has a problem
Comment configurer Flux
Voici comment activer Flux sur ton serveur, étape par étape. Ça prend quelques minutes.
Ajoute Wody et ouvre le tableau de bord
Invite Wody sur ton serveur, connecte-toi au tableau de bord avec Discord et choisis ton serveur. Dans Discord, tu peux aussi lancer /dashboard pour obtenir le lien.
Active Flux
Ouvre Flux dans la barre latérale et active le module s'il est désactivé.
Configure le module
Choisis ce dont tu as besoin puis enregistre. Les changements arrivent instantanément au bot. Tu peux régler :
- La source et ce qu'il faut suivre
- Le salon et la fréquence de vérification
- Un rôle à mentionner pour les nouveautés
Utilise les commandes dans Discord
Ces commandes sont prêtes pour toi et tes membres :
/feed add/feed list/feed sourcesVérifie que ça fonctionne
Essaie-le sur ton serveur. S'il manque quelque chose, par exemple une permission, Wody te dit exactement quoi et le journal d'erreurs du tableau de bord l'affiche. Tu peux revenir modifier ce que tu veux à tout moment.