PresenceJS

PresenceJS is a Forge 1.20.1 client-side mod that adds Discord Rich Presence to Minecraft and exposes a broad scripting surface for KubeJS.

It uses a pure-Java Discord RPC backend designed for Minecraft mods rather than a native JNI bridge.

What it does

• Connects the Minecraft client to Discord Rich Presence
• Exposes Discord webhook REST operations, including message execution, webhook management, Slack-compatible payloads, GitHub-compatible payloads, and webhook message editing/deletion
• Ships with automatic menu / singleplayer / multiplayer presence defaults
• Exposes a mutable Rich Presence object to KubeJS every update cycle
• Lets scripts control:
  • Discord application ID
  • activity type
  • details and state
  • timestamps
  • large/small images
  • buttons
• Emits KubeJS events for:
  • presence building
  • Discord ready/disconnect lifecycle
  • asynchronous webhook responses and errors

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.20.1
• Forge 47.4.0
• Java 17
• KubeJS 2001.6.5-build.16 for scripting integration
• A Discord application with Rich Presence assets configured in the Discord Developer Portal

Configuration

PresenceJS registers a client config file. The most important setting is the Discord application ID:

• clientId
• webhookEnabled
• defaultLargeImageKey
• defaultSmallImageKey
• menuDetails
• singleplayerDetails
• multiplayerDetails

You can leave clientId empty and provide it entirely from KubeJS instead. Webhook functionality is disabled by default and must be enabled explicitly through webhookEnabled before any webhook requests can be sent.

KubeJS bindings

PresenceJS adds a client-side global binding named PresenceJS and an event group named PresenceJSEvents.

Main binding methods

• PresenceJS.activity() → create a new mutable activity object
• PresenceJS.button(label, url) → create a button object
• PresenceJS.image(key, text) → create an image object
• PresenceJS.getContext() → inspect the latest client snapshot
• PresenceJS.getBaseActivity() / setBaseActivity(activity)
• PresenceJS.clearBaseActivity()
• PresenceJS.getLastSentActivity()
• PresenceJS.getCurrentDiscordUser()
• PresenceJS.getConnectionState() / getConnectionMessage()
• PresenceJS.isConnected()
• PresenceJS.isEnabled() / setEnabled(enabled)
• PresenceJS.refresh()
• PresenceJS.disconnect()
• PresenceJS.jsonObject() / jsonArray() / json(jsonString) → create or parse Gson JSON payloads for webhook requests
• PresenceJS.webhookMessage() / webhookEmbed() / webhookField(name, value) → build common webhook message payloads without hand-writing raw JSON
• PresenceJS.webhooks() → access the Discord webhook service

Client events

• PresenceJSEvents.build(event => {})
• PresenceJSEvents.ready(event => {})
• PresenceJSEvents.disconnected(event => {})
• PresenceJSEvents.webhookResponse(event => {})
• PresenceJSEvents.webhookError(event => {})

Example build handler:

PresenceJSEvents.build(event => { const presence = event.getPresence() const context = event.getContext() presence.setClientId('123456789012345678') presence.setDetails('Playing Minecraft') presence.setState(context && context.getSingleplayer() ? 'Singleplayer world' : 'In-game') presence.setLargeImage(PresenceJS.image('minecraft', 'Minecraft 1.20.1')) presence.setSmallImage(PresenceJS.image('kubejs', 'Customized with KubeJS')) presence.setButtons([ PresenceJS.button('Download Pack', 'https://example.com'), PresenceJS.button('Join Discord', 'https://discord.gg/example') ]) })

Webhooks

PresenceJS exposes Discord's webhook HTTP surface through PresenceJS.webhooks().

Request factories

The webhook service includes typed request builders for the documented Discord webhook endpoints:

• createWebhook(channelId)
• getChannelWebhooks(channelId)
• getGuildWebhooks(guildId)
• getWebhook(webhookId)
• getWebhookWithToken(webhookId, webhookToken) or getWebhookWithToken(webhookUrl)
• modifyWebhook(webhookId)
• modifyWebhookWithToken(webhookId, webhookToken) or modifyWebhookWithToken(webhookUrl)
• deleteWebhook(webhookId)
• deleteWebhookWithToken(webhookId, webhookToken) or deleteWebhookWithToken(webhookUrl)
• executeWebhook(webhookId, webhookToken) or executeWebhook(webhookUrl)
• executeSlackCompatibleWebhook(webhookId, webhookToken) or executeSlackCompatibleWebhook(webhookUrl)
• executeGithubCompatibleWebhook(webhookId, webhookToken) or executeGithubCompatibleWebhook(webhookUrl)
• getWebhookMessage(webhookId, webhookToken, messageId) or getWebhookMessage(webhookUrl, messageId)
• editWebhookMessage(webhookId, webhookToken, messageId) or editWebhookMessage(webhookUrl, messageId)
• deleteWebhookMessage(webhookId, webhookToken, messageId) or deleteWebhookMessage(webhookUrl, messageId)
• request(method, pathOrUrl) for raw access to Discord webhook API paths or an official Discord webhook URL

For real Discord incoming webhooks, the URL overloads are the intended convenience surface. createWebhook(channelId) still uses a channel id because that endpoint creates the webhook before a webhook URL exists. PresenceJS rejects non-Discord hosts, inline query strings, fragments, and non-webhook API routes. Use .query(...), .waitForResponse(...), .threadId(...), and .withComponents(...) to add query parameters safely. PresenceJS also blocks webhook execution entirely unless the client config setting webhookEnabled is turned on.

Each DiscordWebhookRequest supports:

• .authorization(rawHeader)
• .botToken(token)
• .bearerToken(token)
• .auditLogReason(reason)
• .query(name, value)
• .waitForResponse(boolean)
• .threadId(threadId)
• .withComponents(boolean)
• .header(name, value)
• .json(JsonElement) or .message(DiscordWebhookMessage)
• .addFile(webhooks.file(path))

For common execute payloads, PresenceJS also exposes typed KubeJS builders for:

• message content, username, avatar_url, tts, flags, and thread_name
• embed title, description, url, color, fields, author, footer, timestamp, image, and thumbnail

Raw JSON is still supported for webhook features that are not wrapped yet.

The service supports both synchronous and asynchronous execution:

• webhooks.execute(request) returns a DiscordWebhookResponse
• webhooks.submit(request) queues the request on a background thread and returns a request id
• webhooks.cancel(requestId) cancels a queued request when possible

KubeJS examples

Execute a webhook message and wait for the created message object:

const webhooks = PresenceJS.webhooks() const webhookUrl = 'https://discord.com/api/webhooks/WEBHOOK_ID/WEBHOOK_TOKEN' const message = PresenceJS.webhookMessage() message.setContent('Hello from PresenceJS') message.setUsername('PresenceJS') const embed = PresenceJS.webhookEmbed() embed.setTitle('Webhook builder') embed.setDescription('Built from typed KubeJS helpers') const field = PresenceJS.webhookField('Mode', 'Typed message body') field.setInline(true) embed.addField(field) message.addEmbed(embed) const response = webhooks.execute( webhooks.executeWebhook(webhookUrl) .waitForResponse(true) .message(message) ) if (response.isSuccess()) { console.log(response.getBody()) }

Create or manage webhooks with an authenticated bot token:

const webhooks = PresenceJS.webhooks() const body = PresenceJS.json('{"name":"PresenceJS Hook"}') const response = webhooks.execute( webhooks.createWebhook('CHANNEL_ID') .botToken('YOUR_BOT_TOKEN') .auditLogReason('Provisioned from PresenceJS') .json(body) )

Send a webhook asynchronously and handle completion in KubeJS events:

const webhooks = PresenceJS.webhooks() const webhookUrl = 'https://discord.com/api/webhooks/WEBHOOK_ID/WEBHOOK_TOKEN' const message = PresenceJS.webhookMessage() message.setContent('Async message') const requestId = webhooks.submit( webhooks.executeWebhook(webhookUrl) .waitForResponse(true) .message(message) ) PresenceJSEvents.webhookResponse(event => { if (event.getRequestId() !== requestId) return console.log(event.getResponse().getStatusCode()) }) PresenceJSEvents.webhookError(event => { if (event.getRequestId() !== requestId) return console.error(event.getMessage()) })

For payloads with files, use webhooks.file(path) or webhooks.textFile(filename, content) and add the parts to the request with .addFile(...). For unsupported webhook properties, you can still drop to raw JSON with PresenceJS.json(...) plus .json(...). JSON request bodies and response bodies use Gson types, and com.google.gson is whitelisted for client-side KubeJS scripts.