Constructor

# new Revoice(loginData, apiConfigopt) → {Revoice}

Initiate a new Revoice instance

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
`loginData`	`Login` \| `string`			The way to login. If you're using a bot use your token, otherwise specify an email and password.
`apiConfig`	`APIConfig`	<optional>	{}	A configuration object for revolt-api. @see https://github.com/insertish/oapi#example The last example for further information

View Source Revoice.js, line 215

Returns:

Type: Revoice

Extends

EventEmitter

Methods

# getUser(id) → {UserData}

Retrieve the user object

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`id`	`string`	The id of the user

View Source Revoice.js, line 313

Returns:

An object containing the Revoice user object and the voice connection, the user is in.

Type: UserData

# getVoiceConnection(channelId) → {VoiceConnection}

Retrieve the VoiceConnection object for a specified voice channel

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`channelId`	`string`	The id of the voice channel

View Source Revoice.js, line 380

Returns:

The voice connection object

Type: VoiceConnection

# join(channelId, leaveIfEmpty) → {Promise.<VoiceConnection>}

Join a specified channel

Parameters:

Name	Type	Default	Description
`channelId`	`string`		The id of the voice channel you want the bot to join
`leaveIfEmpty`	`false` \| `number`	false	Specifies the amount of time in sconds, after which the bot leaves an empty voice channel. If this is set to `false`, the bot will stay unless told to leave

View Source Revoice.js, line 338

Returns:

A promise containing the resulting VoiceConnection for this channel.

Type: Promise.<VoiceConnection>

Example

voice.join("channel", 60).then(connection => { // leave after 60 seconds of inactivity
  const player = new MediaPlayer();
  connection.play(player);
  player.playFile("audio.mp3");
});