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https://github.com/shadowlp174/revoice.js

A NodeJS package for voice channel interactions on Revolt. This package lets you join voice channels, play music and more!
https://github.com/shadowlp174/revoice.js

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A NodeJS package for voice channel interactions on Revolt. This package lets you join voice channels, play music and more!

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# Revoice.js - A Voice Module for Revolt



This package is still in developement and lacks many features.



You still are able to play sound to a voice channel. Other features like channel info will follow.



## **Developement paused because of vortex rewrite**



Vortex are the voice servers behind revolt and they are currently being rewritten so adding new features now doesn't make any sense. User stuff, play/pause, audio works but without proper docs. I'm sorry about the docs but they will be updated in the upcoming rewrite of the library after the vortex update.



**TODO**:



- [X] Play/Pause for the media class (help apreciated ;))

- [X] Non-voice events like UserJoined and roominfo

- [ ] Audio reception

- [ ] Error Handling; Right now, you have to take care of things like stopping the music if you start to play another song while one is playing



*Disclamer: I might have forgotten some things on the list and thus it might be extended. Feel free to open issues to suggest new features :)*



## Installation



Just execute `npm install revoice.js` to install the package, have fun! :)



## Usage



TL;DR: You initiate a client, you join a voice channel and then you play media.



Please note that unlike on Discord bots, Revolt bots are able to join multiple voice channels at once. Thus a single bot is able to be in every voice channel it has access to. I have no idea about the limitations.



Media has to be created using the MediaPlayer class. You can stream both node streams and media files to revolt.



Example:



If you want to see a working music bot using revoice, check out [Remix](https://github.com/remix-bot/revolt)!



```JavaScript

const { Revoice, MediaPlayer } = require("revoice.js");

const fs = require("fs");



const revoice = new Revoice("the-token-of-your-bot");

const connection = await revoice.join("the-voice-channel-id");

const media = new MediaPlayer();

connection.on("join", () => {

  connection.play(media); // playing audio does only work after the the bot joined the voice channel



  // IMPORTANT: If you want to hear music,

  // you have to call connection.play(media)

  // BEFORE you start playing something in the media player



  media.playFile("./assets/some-nice-song.mp3");

  // or something like the following:

  media.playStream(fs.createReadStream("./assets/some-nice-song.mp3"));



  // you don't have to store the voice connection, you can retrieve it if you have the id of the voice channel like this:

  const con = revoice.getVoiceConnection("someChannelId");



  // ... pause it

  media.pause();



  // ... resume it later

  media.resume();

});

```



# Connect to self-hosted instances



You can pass the configuration data for revolt-api and thus connect it to a self-hosted instance.

For the data you can pass, see [oapi](https://github.com/insertish/oapi#example)



## Documentation



For the documentation, please have a look at the pages deployment: https://shadowlp174.github.io/revoice.js/docs