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discord_cli

Discord that is shoved down in to a minimalistic CLI. Work in progress.

Current version: a0.0.2

Features

Send and receive messages on Discord from a CLI rather than the slow and clunky Discord app and website.

Pros

Faster, and can be ran on a potato.
Uses mostly built-in libraries.
Doesn't rely on JS

Cons

Navigation is convoluted, requiring you to know the channel ID's beforehand.
You need to know your Discord UUID.
It is in alpha, meaning there will be bugs.
Development is slow
No log-in save feature (yet).

I intend to fix most of the issues listed above.

Disclaimer: This was created as an alternative/fallback to the regular Discord app, I do not intend for this to be a replacement for the Discord app nor should it be a replacement to the app. Discord is not affiliated with me, nor have they said they support this project. I can not promise this project can remain up-to-date.

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discord_cli's Issues

Home and server directory

Add a home directory where you can view servers, current account and switch to a different server. Accessed by /home

Commands:
/servers
/profile
/server [Server name or ID]

Server directory allows you to select servers and view channels. Accessed by /server

Commands:
/channels
/channel [channel name or ID]
/server_profile

Auto-login and/or non-token auth.

Rather than relying on the user to always input their auth token to use the program, they would rather instead be able to just use their normal credentials or auto-login (optional) every time the CLI is opened.

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