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Deploying

Disploy allows you to deploy your Discord application to your target of choice expressed in the disploy.json file. We currently only support deploying to Cloudflare Workers.

Deploying to Cloudflare Workers​

To deploy to Cloudflare Workers, you need to have a Cloudflare account, a Cloudflare Workers subscription and wrangler installed and configured.

  • You can sign up for a Cloudflare account here.
  • Sign up for a Cloudflare Workers subscription here (you can sign up for a free Workers subscription with limited usage, 100,000 requests per day).
  • Install wrangler via npm by running the following command:
npm install -g wrangler
  • Configure wrangler by running the following command:
wrangler login

Once you have a Cloudflare account and a Cloudflare Workers subscription, you can deploy your Discord application by running the following command:

disploy deploy

This will deploy your Discord application to a Cloudflare Worker defined in the disploy.json file.

{
    "prebuild": "yarn run build",
    "root": "dist",
    "target": {
        "type": "cloudflare",
        "name": "cf-example" // The name of your Cloudflare Worker
    }
}

Configuring environment variables​

You will need to configure the following environment variables in your Cloudflare Worker:

  • CLIENT_ID: The client ID of your Discord application.
  • PUBLIC_KEY: The public key of your Discord application.
  • TOKEN: The token of your Discord application.

You can find the client ID, public key and token of your Discord application in the Discord Developer Portal.

Click to see how to find the client ID, public key and token of your Discord application

You can configure environment variables in your Cloudflare Worker on the Workers dashboard by clicking on the name of your Cloudflare Worker, clicking on the "Settings" tab and then clicking on the "Environment" tab.

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Make sure to "Encrypt" the environment variables before saving them, this will stop disploy deploy from overwriting them.

Finally you can set the HTTP interactions endpoint URL of your Discord application to the URL of your Cloudflare Worker. You can find the URL printed in the console when you run disploy deploy or by clicking on the name of your Cloudflare Worker on the Workers dashboard.

Make sure to set the HTTP interactions endpoint URL to the URL of your Cloudflare Worker with the /interactions path appended to it.