Fluxerly.js
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Build a Fluxer Bot

Fluxerly.js connects Node.js applications to Fluxer. It supports sending messages, responding to events and building bots in JavaScript or TypeScript

Start a Bot

  1. Create a bot: Create the Fluxer application, copy its token and invite the bot to a server
  2. Quick start: Install the SDK and make the bot answer !ping
  3. Build a small bot with commands, an embed and a welcome message, or copy a complete example bot

The core concepts explain the few ideas behind every guide. For an application that already uses Effect, start with the Effect bot guide

Run It in Production

Configuration, logging, deploying, sharding, supervision and testing cover a bot that keeps running

Get Unstuck

Where do I…? finds the guide for a task. Troubleshooting, the error and log codes and the FAQ help when something fails

Voice

Fluxerly waits for Fluxer's new voice system and does not support voice over LiveKit. Fluxer is replacing LiveKit with its own voice system, which should arrive soon, and bot voice will come with it. Until then, voice states, member voice controls such as move, mute, deafen and disconnect, voice notes, and audio or video attachments work. The voice controls cover what works today

Find a Method

The API reference lists the available methods and types. Use search to jump to a name such as createClient

This version of Fluxerly.js was checked against Fluxer at commit f50792a