Discord Bot — BridgeSwarm.DiscordJS

What this example does

Runs an official discord.js 14 bot from the page. The real Client lives in the Bare native host (bare-discord-js); the page uses BridgeSwarm.DiscordJS (Client, GatewayIntentBits, Events, SlashCommandBuilder, REST, Routes).

/ping replies pong. Channel text ping → pong only if you enable Message Content Intent in the Developer Portal and check the box on this page.

Prerequisites

Install the BridgeSwarm extension and native host.
Control Center → Settings → Enable Discord.
Create a Discord application → Bot → Reset Token. Copy the bot token (not the OAuth2 client secret).

How to run

Recommended: Extension Settings → enable Examples server, then open the demo URL below.

Dev alternative from the repo root:

npm run examples

Open http://127.0.0.1:4173/discord-bot/. Do not use file://.

Usage

Paste the bot token (kept in this tab only).
Optionally paste a guild id so /ping registers immediately.
Click Login. Watch the log for Logged in as ….
In Discord, run /ping. Click Destroy when finished.

See docs/DISCORD.md for the API, the cache fidelity gap, and packing notes.

Files in this directory

index.html — Token / guild / login UI
app.js — new Client, slash registration, ping/pong
style.css — Layout

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