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Drpc is a robust discord rich precence client on the command line, you can save a preset, delete it and configure it, easily!
npm install -g drpc-cli
To configure a preset you must create a drpc-settings.json file, in the current working directory i.e., the directory you are currently working on it.
For example: if you create a drpc-settings.json file on the Desktop, the cli must run in the desktop folder.
Here's a example settings file,
{
"client_id":"",
"large_image_key":"",
"large_image_text":"",
"small_image_key":"",
"small_image_text":"",
"description":"",
"state":"",
"show_timestamp": ,
"buttons":[
{"label":"", "url":""},
{"label":"", "url":""}
]
}
The following is a full template, fill all the information correctly to yield the result!
client_id
The client id of the rpc application.
required: true
large_image_key
The key(name) of the large image as set in the rpc application.
required: true
large_image_text
The text that would show off when a user hovers over the image.
required: false
small_image_key
The key(name) of the small image as set in the rpc application.
required: false
small_image_text
The text that would show off when a user hovers over the image.
required: false
description
The rpc description.
required: true
state
The rpc state description.
required: false
show_timestamp
(Bool) if you want to show the timestamp.
required: false
buttons
(Array) Buttons on the Rich Presence.
Array takes: two objects
Example Object:
{"label":"Something", "url":"https://something.com"},
{"label":"anothersomething","url":"https://example.com"}
Min buttons: 1,
Max buttons: 2,
required: false
DRPC CLI
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MAIN COMMANDS
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--help | -h --- Shows you the following menu
--run --- Starts a process.
--delete | -del --- delete a configuration. (required args -> <name>)
--list | -l --- Check the list of saved presets.
SUB-COMMANDS
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RUN
------
--save --- Run a configuration while simultaneously saving it. (required args -> <name>)
--preset --- Run a preset instead of a configuration file in the current working dir.
How to save a rpc preset?
drpc --run --save <name>
Must the rpc config file be in the cwd while saving the preset? Yes.
If you're going to save the preset you want to run using:
drpc --run --save <name>
The configuration you want to run and save must be in the same current working directory.
FAQs
📦 A discord rich presence package in the cli!
We found that drpc-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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