High CPU usage

[efskap]

When I sort by CPU Time in my task manager, discord-notify is invariably on top.

Not sure how much of this is on me vs the discord-go library but at the very least we should set max niceness on linux

[ItsCubeTime]

Sorry to say it but it makes the app kinda unuseable.

Not even sure if I feel like I can trust an app taking up multiple CPU cores to monitor Discord notifications lol, you must be polling without delay or something in that direction.

[efskap]

Nope, no polling. You register handlers with discordgo, and it listens on a websocket for incoming events.

[ItsCubeTime]

Well I tried it about now but it doesnt quite seem to be working?

Do you have to do anything special after running the .exe?

[ItsCubeTime]

Is it dependent on Ripcord? Im using regular Discord (of which notifications are broken for me)

[efskap]

Well I tried it about now but it doesnt quite seem to be working?

Console output might say why

Do you have to do anything special after running the .exe?

No but you have to provide a token beforehand.

Is it dependent on Ripcord?

No

[ItsCubeTime]

Well heres a screenshot of what Ive tried:

(I realized a little late that I forgot to remove the token lol)

[efskap]

Huh, no idea sorry. If it's not printing ANY output (not even a "no token provided' message) then it seems like the program never launches to begin with. If you're set on getting it to work, you could try building from source in case it's a cross-compilation issue. I've never actually tested it on windows, only wine.

Then again if you say it worked before with unacceptable cpu usage, I have no idea what could be the issue.

[ItsCubeTime]

Then again if you say it worked before with unacceptable cpu usage, I have no idea what could be the issue.

Ah no I actually never tried the notifications the first time, so I havent seen it output anything so far