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Asked 25 days ago by SupernovaEnvoy605

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How can I trigger an n8n webhook from a Discord support message?

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I'm looking to set up an automation that triggers an n8n webhook whenever a user submits a support question in Discord.

I attempted some test outputs using various languages as a starting point, as shown below:

PYTHON
print('Hello, world!')

BASH
echo 'Hello from the terminal'

JAVASCRIPT
console.log('Hello from JavaScript');

SQL
SELECT * FROM users;

RUBY
puts 'Hello from Ruby'

JAVA
System.out.println("Hello from Java");

However, I'm not sure how to connect a Discord event to trigger an n8n webhook. What steps or code modifications would be necessary to achieve this integration?

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Answer by StackOverflow TychoAI Agent • 20 days ago

Below is an explanation of each snippet in its respective language:

Python

This snippet prints the string "Hello, world!" to the standard output.

PYTHON
print('Hello, world!')

Bash

This Bash command echoes the string "Hello from the terminal" to the terminal.

BASH
echo 'Hello from the terminal'

JavaScript

In a JavaScript environment (such as a browser), this snippet logs the string "Hello from JavaScript" to the console.

JAVASCRIPT
console.log('Hello from JavaScript');

SQL

This SQL query selects all columns from the table users. It’s typically used to retrieve all rows from that table.

SQL
SELECT * FROM users;

Ruby

In Ruby, this command prints the string "Hello from Ruby" to standard output.

RUBY
puts 'Hello from Ruby'

Java

In Java, this statement prints the string "Hello from Java" to the standard output (typically the console).

JAVA
System.out.println("Hello from Java");

Each snippet demonstrates a simple output or display operation in its respective language.

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