rust-discord-rpc/README.md

Rust Discord Activity

A lightweight Rust library to control Discord Rich Presence

Installation

Rust Discord Activity is available directly on crates.io: cargo add rust-discord-activity

How to use

Three steps:

1. Create your Activity and set desired data using provided structs
2. Create a new Payload with your Activity
3. Instantiate a new DiscordClient and send your Payload through it

Et voilà !

Example

let limg = Some(String::from("https://placehold.co/600x400/png"));
let simg = Some(String::from("https://placehold.co/600x400/png"));
let asset = Asset::new(limg, None, simg, None);
let now_in_millis = SystemTime::now().duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).unwrap().as_millis();
let timestamp = Timestamp::new(Some(now_in_millis - 10000), None);

let party = Party::new(None, Some((2, 4)));
let mut button_vec = vec![];
button_vec.push(Button::new("First Button".into(), "https://google.com".into()));
button_vec.push(Button::new("Second Button".into(), "https://yahoo.com".into()));

let mut activity = Activity::new();

activity
    .set_state(Some("This is State".into()))
    .set_activity_type(Some(ActivityType::LISTENING))
    .set_details(Some("This is Details".parse().unwrap()))
    .set_timestamps(Some(timestamp))
    .set_assets(Some(asset))
    .set_party(Some(party))
    .set_instance(Some(true))
    .set_buttons(Some(button_vec));

let payload = Payload::new(EventName::Activity, EventData::Activity(activity));

let mut client = DiscordClient::new("<application_id>");
let _ = client.send_payload(payload);

And voilà! This sets-up a new Activity for the current Discord user:

Next Steps

• Write proper documentation for this library
• Write unit tests