Fabricord

Fabricord is a server-side Fabric mod that connects Minecraft server chat and events with Discord.

It is designed as a Fabric alternative to DiscordSRV and does not need to be installed on players' clients.

Fabricord is not affiliated with the mod of the same name published on CurseForge.

Features

• Bidirectional chat between Minecraft and Discord
• Join, leave, death, and advancement notifications
• Minecraft and Discord account linking, lookup, and unlinking
• Discord mentions associated with linked Minecraft accounts
• Discord slash commands for server information and administration
• Configurable permissions for individual Discord commands
• Permission rules based on linked operators, Discord users, and Discord roles
• Discord role to Minecraft operator synchronization
• Optional Minecraft console relay
• Configurable message templates and placeholders
• English, Japanese, German, and French messages

Installation

Fabricord requires:

• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• Fabric Language Kotlin

To install Fabricord:

1. Download the JAR matching the Minecraft version running on your server.
2. Place Fabricord and its required dependencies in the server's mods directory.
3. Start the server once to generate fabricord/config.yml.
4. Configure botToken, logChannels, and any optional integrations.
5. Restart the server.

Discord application setup guides are available on GitHub:

• English setup guide
• Japanese setup guide

Supported Versions

Fabricord provides dedicated compatibility builds for Minecraft 1.14 through 1.21.11 and Minecraft 26.1 through 26.1.2.

Select the file whose supported game-version range matches the Minecraft version running on your server.

Fabricord includes SQLite native libraries for:

• 64-bit Windows
• 64-bit Linux using glibc or musl
• 64-bit macOS on Intel or Apple Silicon

Other operating systems and processor architectures are not currently supported.

Configuration

The main configuration file is generated at:

fabricord/config.yml

The configuration controls Discord channels, account linking, command permissions, role synchronization, message templates, console relay, and other integrations.

Language-specific configuration and message files are generated alongside the main configuration.

Support

Bug reports and feature requests can be submitted through GitHub Issues.

Source code and contribution information are available in the GitHub repository.

Release notes are published through GitHub Releases.

License

Fabricord is distributed under the Apache License 2.0.