Slackord2 download. But before you open it, you need to set up a Discord bot:here’s a link start. Click New application, call it what you want. Then click on the URL generator button below OAuth2 in the left sidebar. Click under Range bone. The Bot Permissions field will appear after you do this; Click Administrator over there. Then scroll down and copy it Generated URL at the bottom of the screen – you’ll need it later.
Now go to the bone section in the sidebar. Give the bot a custom username and icon, if you want, make sure Public Bot And Requires OAuth2 code grant both are disabled and that ‘Message content intent’ is enabled. You will be asked if you want to save your changes – click To rescue. Now scroll to the top of the page and click the Reset token knob. Copy the token.
Finally, go to the URL you copied earlier. You will be asked which Discord server you want to add the bot to. Choose the server to which you want to migrate Slack messages.
Migrate your Slack archive
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Now you can open Slackord2 on your computer. You will be prompted for your Bot Token – paste it. If everything works, you should be told “Bot connection is now enabled”, but don’t connect yet.
Click instead File > Import JSON folder. Browse to the Slack archive you downloaded earlier and open the folder for the channel you want to migrate. The parsing process can take some time depending on how big the archive is. If everything is working correctly, you should see old messages scrolling before your eyes. While it’s parsing, go to Discord and create a new text channel with the same name.
When the parsing on Slackord is complete, click Settings > Bot Connection > Connect. This connects – you can tell it’s working if the bot you created shows up as online in Discord. Now you can type “/snail cord” in the Discord channel to which you want to import your channel’s archives. If everything is set up correctly, the messages will appear slowly.
Repeat this process – create an empty channel, open the JSON folder and run /slackord – for each channel you want to migrate. It will take time, admittedly, and the results won’t be perfect. Posts are all in plaintext and you don’t see the avatar next to them. Still, it’s a searchable archive of all your old Slack messages. Now all you have to do is let your friends know it’s time to make the switch.