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Integrate your service with Discord — whether it's a bot or a game or whatever your wildest imagination can come up with.
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Log In - Discord Developer Portal
- Applications
Applications - Discord Developer Portal
- Channel
Channel - Discord Developer Portal
- Reference
Reference - Discord Developer Portal
- Legal
Legal - Discord Developer Portal
- Intro
Intro - Discord Developer Portal
- Introducing Rich Presence
Introducing Rich Presence - Discord Developer Portal
- Getting Started
Getting Started - Discord Developer Portal
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- What Is The Active Developer Badge?
- Where Do I Get One?
- I'm on A Team, But Can't Claim The Badge
- What Kinds of Commands Qualify?
- I Ran An Application Command, But It's Still Ineligible
- I Am eligible. When Will I Receive The Badge?
- I Claimed My Badge, But I Don't Have It
- How Do I Switch My Active App?
- How Do I Remove The Badge?
- Maintaining Eligibility
The Active Developer Badge is available to any developer or team that owns at least one active application (app), verified and unverified, alike! For your app to be considered active, it will need to have executed an application commandin the last 30 days. Don't have an active app yet? You can create one, here!
If you or your team have an active app, head to the Developer Portalto grab your badge! There, you should find a prompt to join the Active Developer Program and claim your badge, by following these steps: 1. SELECT AN ACTIVE APP 2. DESIGNATE A COMMUNITY SERVER 3. CHOOSE A DEVELOPER NEWS CHANNEL
If an app is not owned by you, but you're a team member working on the application, you can claim the badge only if it's owned by a Developer Team in the Developer Portal. If the bot is currently owned by an individual, they'll need to transfer it to a Developer Team and invite you to that team in order to claim the badge.
Only application commands qualify. This typically refers to slash commands and context menu commands. Legacy prefix-based commands do not count, nor do other kinds of API interactions such as OAuth calls.
In order for us to detect command usage, you or at least one person on the team that owns the app needs to have "Use data to improve Discord" enabled within User Settings > Privacy & Safety. At least 24 hours need to pass after we detect a command, so make sure to wait at least 24 hours after enabling this setting before trying again.
The badge is not distributed automatically. In order to claim the Active Developer Badge, you must visit the Developer Portal to claim it as documented above.
If you successfully claimed your Active Developer Badge, but you don't see it on your Profile, try restarting/refreshing your client.
Active status will be maintained by any active apps you own or are owned by a team you are on. So there is actually no need to switch apps!
If you revisit the Developer Portalpage where you first obtained the badge, you can click the 'Remove Badge' button. This will remove your badge immediately and if you refresh your Discord client, you will see the badge is no longer on your profile.
Eligibility for the Active Developer Badge, as listed above in the Am I Eligible section, will need to be maintained in order to keep the badge. If a bot does not remain active, the badge will be lost. After 30 days of inactivity, you’re at risk of losing eligibility. We’ll send you an email giving you 30 more days to fix any issues before removing...
Discord's Offizielle API. Eine App auf Discord zu erstellen bietet viele Möglichkeiten um tiefergreifende Integrationen mit anderen Diensten und Plattformen. Um zu lernen, wie du Discord’s API dazu nutzen kannst, um deine Anwendung zu verbessern und tolle Bots für deine Community zu erstellen, folge bitte unserer dokumentierten ...
Setting up an application. You'll need to create an application on Discord's developer portal so your bot has a token to interact with Discord's API. Creating the application. Follow these steps: Open the Discord developer portal. You'll need to be logged in. Click on the "New Application" button.
Here are some Discord servers that can help you out with everything Discord API: The Official Discord Developers server has plenty of help channels with knowledgeable people and Discord's developers to get you help with something you need, and get updates straight from the developers.
