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DiscordChatExporter

Command line executable that can export Discord channel chat logs to a pretty HTML file.

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Features

  • Supports both dark and light theme
  • Displays user avatars
  • Groups messages by author and time
  • Handles Discord markdown characters
  • Converts URLs to links
  • Inlines attached images with a link to the full version
  • Inserts download links for other types of attached files
  • Marks edited messages with a timestamp

Usage

The program expects an access token and channel ID as parameters. At minimum, the execution should look like this:

DiscordChatExporter.exe /token:REkOTVqm9RWOTNOLCdiuMpWd.QiglBz.Lub0E0TZ1xX4ZxCtnwtpBhWt3v1 /channelId:459360869055190534

Getting access token

  • Open Discord desktop or web client
  • Press Ctrl+Shift+I
  • Navigate to Application > Storage > Local Storage > https://discordapp.com
  • Find the value for token and extract it

Getting channel ID

  • Open Discord desktop or web client
  • Navigate to any DM or server channel
  • Extract the current URL:
    • If using desktop client, press Ctrl+Shift+I, type window.location.href in console and extract the result
    • If using web client, just take the current URL from the address bar
  • Pull the ID from the URL:
    • If it's a DM channel, the format looks like this: https://discordapp.com/channels/@me/CHANNEL_ID
    • If it's a server channel, the format looks like this: https://discordapp.com/channels/WHATEVER/CHANNEL_ID

Optional arguments

  • /theme:[Dark/Light] - sets the style of the output

Libraries used