Tellraw escape

[XmiliaH]

First of all, I didn't test these. But I wondered where " is escaped from discord to minecraft messages. I didn't find a place, so you can escape the tellraw json and add styles with clickable links & commands.
Also it should be possible to send § from discord to minecraft.
From minecraft to discord @here & @everyone should be escaped. Normally the bots shouldn't have perms to mention everyone, but I saw servers giving the Bots roll Admin permissions.
I'm sorry if these are already handled somewhere and I oversaw it.

[ghost]

From minecraft to discord @here & @everyone should be escaped.
here and everyone should be handled by permissions. If a server admin doesnt prevent this, it is their own responsibility, since running third-party code with admin privilege is always a security risk.

Also it should be possible to send § from discord to minecraft.
Did you test this?

[XmiliaH]

First of all, I didn't test these.
Just looked through the code and wondered.

[destruc7i0n]

Ah, these are good points you've brought up. I used to use JSON.stringify but an update made it simply use .replace, which doesn't escape it, will need to get a fix for that... As for the mentions part, I actually used to use that as a feature, but it would be good to be an option for people working out of the box, I'll do that at some point.

[Thomas-Driessen]

The bot is still able to mention @everyone and @here without having the permission to mention when creating the invite link, and also have mention disabled in the channel. Forgive me for asking, am I still missing something or is this a bug?

[Heath123]

It's because you're using a webhook. It should be easy enough to fix in the code by adding .replace("@everyone", "@ everyone").replace("@here", "@ here")

[destruc7i0n]

Fixed that @everyone and @here problem, also added an option if you want to re-enable it.