DiscordEmotes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The most awful way of posting your custom emotes without having Discord Nitro!

How do I install?

Open Discord Client and press Ctrl + Shift + I
Navigate to Application tab, open Local Storage, https://discordapp.com and copy your token.
- NEVER SHARE YOUR TOKEN WITH ANYONE ELSE. NEVER, OR YOUR ACCOUNT WILL BE COMPROMISED.

Clone/download this repository and unpack it somewhere.
Navigate into unpacked folder and run npm install --save
Edit discordemotes-start.bat or discordemotes-start.sh (if you're using Linux-based OS)
- Replace YOUR_TOKEN_HERE with your Discord token you obtained in previous steps.
Run discordemotes-start.bat or discordemotes-start.sh!

Create images folder in script directory and throw any images of your liking there.
- File names should be lowercase.
Type [your_emote] in Discord. It must be either in the end of your message, or in the separate one.

File extension is optional.
- [your_emote]
Emotes can be put into nested folders. You need to include that folder when using emote.
- [your_folder/your_emote]
Emotes can be chained using comma separator. Spaces are trimmed.
- [your_emote, another_emote, third_emote]
Empty emotes can be added by whitespace between commas, acting as empty emote.
- [emote,,emote,,emote]
Emotes can be flopped (rotated around X-axis) using ! prefix before emote.
- [!emote]
Emotes preceeded by ? prefix are sent in full resolution, retaining GIF animation frames. These emotes can be chained; each picture will be sent separately.
- [?emote, ?emote]
Try running script with --help key to see additional command line arguments.

Next extensions are supported by Sharp

Please note that some file formats may not support transparency. GIF animation frames are stripped if sent without ? prefix.