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You can programmatically access hack.chat using the following commands via a websocket. To prevent getting disconnected, ping the server every 50 seconds. A list of wrappers written for accessing hack.chat can be found [here](https://github.com/hack-chat/3rd-party-software-list#libraries).
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The commands are to be sent through a websocket to the URL `wss://hack.chat/chat-ws` (everything sent and received are `string`s). If you are sending messages locally or to another domain, replace 'hack.chat' with the respective domain. If you're running your own instance of hack.chat, you can retain backwards-compatibility in order to ensure that software created for the main server will work on yours too.
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All commands sent must be JSON objects with the command specified in the `"cmd"` key. For example:
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```json
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{
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"cmd": "join",
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"channel": "programming",
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"nick": "johndoe#fag"
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}
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```
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hack.chat has three permission levels. When you access a command, hack.chat automatically knows your permission level from your trip code. The lowest permission level is `core`. `mod` is above `core`, so it can access `core` commands in addition to `mod` commands. `admin` is similarly above `mod`.
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# `core`
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|Command|Parameters|Explanation|
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|-------|----------|-----------|
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|`changenick`|`nick`|Changes the current connection's nickname.|
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|`chat`|`text`|This broadcasts `text` to the channel the user is connected to.|
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|`disconnect`||An event handler or forced disconnect.|
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|`invite`|`nick`|Generates a pseudo-unique channel name and passes it to both the calling user and `nick`.|
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|`join`|`channel`, `nick`|Places the calling socket into the target channel with the target nick and broadcasts the event to the channel.|
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|`morestats`||Sends back the current server's stats to the calling client.|
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|`move`|`channel`|This will change the current channel to `channel`.|
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|`stats`||Sends back legacy server stats to the calling client. Use `morestats` when possible.|
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|`help`|`category` or `command`|Gives documentation programmatically. If `category` (the permission level, such as `mod`) is sent, a list of commands available to that permission level will be sent back (as a `string` and not an `array`). This list only includes what is unique to that category and not every command a user with that permission level could perform. If `command` (e.g., `chat`) is sent, a description of the command will be sent back.|
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# `mod`
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|Command|Parameters|Explanation|
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|-------|----------|-----------|
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|`ban`|`nick`|Disconnects the target nickname in the same channel as the calling socket and adds it to the rate limiter.|
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|`kick`|`nick`|Silently forces target client(s) into another channel. `nick` may be `string` or `array` of `string`s.|
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|`unban`|`ip` or `hash`|Removes the target ip from the rate limiter.|
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# `admin`
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|Command|Parameters|Explanation|
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|-------|----------|-----------|
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|`addmod`|`nick`|Adds the target trip to the config as a mod and upgrades the socket type.|
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|`listusers`||Outputs all current channels and sockets in those channels.|
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|`reload`||(Re)loads any new commands into memory and outputs errors, if any.|
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|`saveconfig`||Saves the current config.|
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|`shout`|`text`|Displays the passed text to each client connected.| |