A plugin that renders minecraft chat, joins, quits, and deaths as images and sends them to a Discord webhook

It preserves minecraft colors and formatting while keeping text readable

features

• An extensive config, with three options for how messages can be sent.

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%YAML 1.2
---
webhook_url: ''  # Primary (and fallback) Discord webhook URL
webhooks:
 player: []  # List of Discord webhook URLs for player messages
 join_leave: [] # List of Discord webhook URLs for join/leave messages
 other: [] # List of Discord webhook URLs for other messages
fonts: []  # List of font filenames (searched in the 'fonts' folder) or full paths. Supports fallbacks.
message_type:
 player: image  # ONLY applies to player messages. Options: image | plaintext | embed.
 join_leave: image # ONLY applies to join/leave messages. Options: image | plaintext | embed.
 other: image # ONLY applies to other messages (death, broadcast...). Options: image | plaintext | embed.
show_warning_on_bad_config_value: false  # Whether to log warnings if a key is wrong.
embed:
 color:
   player: 5614830  # Embed color for player messages (decimal format)
   join_leave: 3066993 # Embed color for join/leave messages (decimal format)
   other: 15158332 # Embed color for other messages (decimal format)
 title:
   player: Chat  # Embed title for player messages; leave blank for no title
   join_leave: Server Event # Embed title for join/leave messages; leave blank for no title
   other: Server Notification # Embed title for other messages; leave blank for no title
 footer_text: Chatrelay  # Footer text for all embeds; leave blank for no footer
 avatar:
   player: true  # Show player avatar in player message embeds
   join_leave: true # Show player avatar in join/leave embeds
   other: false # Show avatar in other message embeds
  other: false # Show avatar in other message embeds

• Image renderer, so you can tell that messages are from Minecraft.

If we only had plain-text and embeds, it'd be hard to tell where the messages are from. Because the image renderer makes it look like it's from Minecraft, it makes that clear from the start. Clearing up confusion is the key to good UX.