Feeds

Post new Reddit posts, YouTube videos and GitHub releases in a channel automatically.

Off by default. Turn it on in /feeds. Free servers get 3 feeds checked every 10 minutes. Premium gets 100, checked every minute.

How to use it

Run /feeds and press Feeds: OFF so it shows ON.
Press Add Feed and pick Reddit Feed, YouTube Feed, GitHub Repo or GitHub User.
Fill in the subreddit, YouTube channel (like @mkbhd), repo (like vercel/next.js) or GitHub username.
Pick the channel to post in and, if you want, a role to ping.
Press Save & Activate Feed. Only new posts from now on are sent.

In /feeds, pick the feed from the dropdown and press Test Post. The newest item is posted without pinging anyone.

/feeds

Feeds Manage Server

Opens the feeds panel with every feed in the server and how many you've used. Only you can use it.

On the panel

Feeds: ON / OFF: Turns all feeds on or off.
Add Feed: Add a new feed:
- Reddit Feed: A subreddit. Optionally only posts with certain flairs, like News, Patch Notes.
- YouTube Feed: A channel's new uploads.
- GitHub Repo: New releases, commits, tags or wiki edits. Optionally filter by keywords.
- GitHub User: Someone's public activity, like new repos and pull requests.
- Custom message: Text posted with each item. Tags like {title}, {url} and {role} fill in automatically.
Feed dropdown: Open a feed to manage it:
- Change target channel: Move the feed to another channel.
- Test Post: Post the newest item now.
- Edit Settings: Change the filter and custom message.
- Webhook: ON / OFF: Premium. Posts show the platform's name and logo instead of Dexel's.
- Pause Feed / Resume Feed: Stop or restart this feed.
- Delete Feed: Removes the feed right away.
Refresh: Reloads the list.

Give Dexel Send Messages and Embed Links in the feed channel. If it loses them, the feed is removed.