How to use cord nvim?

[Chandramauli-Arm64]

I downloaded the plugin but don't know how to use to connect it to discord and even wiki doesn't give exact way. Help me please.

[vyfor]

Do you use the official desktop client?

[Chandramauli-Arm64]

Oh! I forgot to mention that I use it on Android, termux and I think it will not work unless I use it on my laptop. @vyfor

[vyfor]

Correct 😄

[Chandramauli-Arm64]

Correct 😄

Will you ever support termux? @vyfor

[hiegz]

Is Rich Presence even feasible on Android? As far as I know, Rich Presence relies on Discord RPC, which is only available on desktop

[vyfor]

We're basically stuck because of how Discord is built.

The 'official' way to do this would be using their OAuth2 API. There's activities.write scope, but it's for verified partners only. There's also rpc.activities.write, but this too, isn't in public access. Even if I somehow managed to get approved, this scope merely allows me to interact with the local RPC server, thus, still requiring you to keep the desktop client open somewhere. Besides, it's something you can do yourself by tunneling the local socket over a network port. You can even have Discord open 24/7 on a VPS, which would be the one true solution to this issue, but like isn't this a bit absurd for mere rich presence? 🙂

Though there is actually a way to get past this. I've seen some implementations using a user token to set the presence directly, but that's a violation of Discord's ToS, and I'm not trying to get anyone's account banned.

[Chandramauli-Arm64]

We're basically stuck because of how Discord is built.

The 'official' way to do this would be using their OAuth2 API. There's activities.write scope, but it's for verified partners only. There's also rpc.activities.write, but this too, isn't in public access. Even if I somehow managed to get approved, this scope merely allows me to interact with the local RPC server, thus, still requiring you to keep the desktop client open somewhere. Besides, it's something you can do yourself by tunneling the local socket over a network port. You can even have Discord open 24/7 on a VPS, which would be the one true solution to this issue, but like isn't this a bit absurd for mere rich presence? 🙂

Though there is actually a way to get past this. I've seen some implementations using a user token to set the presence directly, but that's a violation of Discord's ToS, and I'm not trying to get anyone's account banned.

Then let it stay on desktop 🫡😂😂. And if I try on desktop then it will automatically detect it, am I right?