Members
The members { } builder allows you to request guild members on connect and configure a few aspects of that request.
ExtensibleBot(TOKEN) {
// ...
members {
fillPresences = false
fill(TEST_GUILD)
}
}
This builder requires privileged intents, which you must enable in your bot's developer dashboard. If your bot uses privileged intents, Discord may make you justify your use-case to them.
- GuildMembers: Required to request guild member entities from the gateway or REST API.
- GuildPresences: Required along with
GuildMembersto request guild members' presence information. This includes online/away/DnD statuses, as well as what application a user is using, whether they're streaming, what game they're playing, what music they're listening to, and their rich presence information.
Note: Enabling these intents may massively increase the number of events your bot needs to handle. This is especially the case for GuildPresences, and enabling it means your bot will receive an event every time a user changes their online status or activity.
This can overwhelm even small bots, so we recommend avoiding it unless you're completely certain you need it!
If you decide to request members for all guilds, please note that your bot must request the members individually for each guild. Discord has strict rate limits on how often you can make this request, and this rate limit applies across all of your bot's shards, so be prepared for a significantly slower startup phase.
Functions
Request member entities from all guilds.
Request member entities from the specified guild IDs. May be called multiple times.
Don't request member entities from any guilds.
Properties
Whether to request presence information from member entities requested from the gateway.
Provide null to defer to Kord's recommended default behavior, which is currently equivalent to false.
We believe there are probably better ways to limit guild member requests than lockMemberRequests below, but we lack
the experience with large bots required to come up with a better solution.
If you have any ideas, please get in touch!
Whether to force guild member requests to be sequential via a Mutex, preventing concurrent requests for guild
members.
This will significantly slow down requests for guild members, but may help larger bots to avoid hitting a rate limit.