Multi-Bridge Support - You can bridge multiple channels with multiple IRC rooms all with one config.
Reactions Bridging - When a user reacts to a Discord message, the bridge sends a notification to IRC :D
Attachments Bridging - Automatically forwards links to images and attachments from Discord messages to IRC
TLS/Non-TLS IRC Support - Works with both secure (TLS) and standard IRC ports.
Group chat bridges - Since this all works with a selfbot it means that you can bridge a Discord group chat to a IRC room.
YAML Configuration - Simple and a human readable config.

Warning:

I would not reccomend using this in a active room since that might get the bot/userbot rate limited on Discord OR IRC which is not good !

Also Using Userbots is against Discord's Terms of Service so your account/bot might get deactived. This has not happen yet but it is still possible.

Also worth to mention. Discord nicknames only show up if you bridge a channel, in group chats the bridge will use the user's username and I don't think there is anything I can do about that.

Features to be added:

Webhooks for briding channels
A docker compose file
More options in the config.
Relay MSG on the IRC side.
Being able to configure the bot with commands instead of needing to config the commands.
Storing debug logs and messege logs in a txt file.

What you need to run this:

Node.js v18+
npm package manager

Dependecies:
    "discord.js-selfbot-v13": "^2.10.0",
    "irc-framework": "^3.0.0",
    "yaml": "^2.3.1"

Before running:

What you gonna need:

A Discord user or bot token.
An IRC room.
Discord group/channel ID
A server or machine to run the bot on.

Installation

Bare metal

Clone the repository:

git clone https://foundry.fsky.io/purplebored/Discord-userbot-to-irc.git
cd Discord-userbot-to-irc

Install dependencies:

npm install

Configuration:

Rename the example.config.yaml file to config.yaml and set it up to your liking.

Start the bridge:

To start the bridge, just run

node bot.js

With Docker/Podman

Configuration:

Copy the example.config.yaml file, rename it to config.yaml, and set it up to your liking.

Start the bridge

To start the bridge, run:

docker run -d -v "$(pwd)/config.yaml:/app/config.yaml:ro" foundry.fsky.io/purplebored/discord-userbot-to-irc:latest

The /app/config.yaml file in the container must be mounted to the filesystem.

Config:

You can easaily enable or disable the logging of messeges or the raw IRC info for debuging by switching debug: false to debug: true, and the same with logForward

Notes:

Make sure your Discord selfbot token is kept private.
For secure IRC connections, ensure tls: true and correct port

Warning:

I would not reccomend using this in a active room since that might get the bot/userbot rate limited on Discord OR IRC which is not good !

Also Using Userbots is against Discord's Terms of Service so your account/bot might get deactived. This has not happen yet but it is still possible.