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Django Discord Connector
Django Discord Connector is a saimple Django application that adds models, urls, and Celery tasks to help manage Discord entities.
There are several behaviors that the application will add:
- Automatically adding discord roles when adding attached DjangoGroup objects to a User
- Periodically syncing Discord entities with information from the Discord server
Installation
- Add django_discord_connector to your INSTALLED_APPS
- Include the django_discord_connector URLs in your urls.py
- Run
python3 manage.py migrateto create the django_discord_connector tables - Create a DiscordClient in the administration panel
- Load the default periodic tasks
python3 manage.py loaddata discord_default_schedule.json
Settings
The Django Discord Connector adds settings which change the behavior of the celery tasks and other functionality.
| Setting | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
DJANGO_DISCORD_REMOTE_PRIORITY |
True / False | sync_discord_user_discord_groups will update the DiscordUser according to the remote Discord groups, instead of the local groups. |
Provided URLs
| URL Name | Description |
|---|---|
| django-discord-connector-sso-callback | The callback url for SSO tokens (sso/callback) |
| django-discord-connector-sso-token-add | Redirects users to the SSO login for Discord |
| django-discord-connector-sso-token-remove | Removes an SSO token (expects kwarg pk) |
Provided Celery Tasks
| Task Name | Action |
|---|---|
| sync_discord_users | Updates all information and groups for a DiscordUser |
| sync_discord_groups | Updates all DiscordGroup objects with groups from Discord server |
| sync_discord_channels | Updates all DiscordChannel objects with channels from Discord server |
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