RPCDiscord

RPCDiscord is a customizable Visual Studio Code extension for Discord Rich Presence. It allows you to display detailed information about your current coding session on your Discord profile.

Features

• Display the current file name, extension, path, workspace, line, column, and total lines in your Discord Rich Presence.
• Customize the rich presence details and state using variables.

Variables

You can use the following variables in your rich presence templates:

• {file_name}: The name of the current file.
• {file_extension}: The extension of the current file.
• {file_path}: The full path of the current file.
• {workspace}: The name of the current workspace.
• {current_line}: The current line number in the file.
• {current_column}: The current column number in the file.
• {total_lines}: The total number of lines in the file.

Usage

1. Install the extension.
2. Open your settings and configure the rpcDiscord settings:
   • rpcDiscord.details: Customize the details section of the rich presence.
   • rpcDiscord.state: Customize the state section of the rich presence.
   • rpcDiscord.show_time: Toggle to show the time in the rich presence.
   • rpcDiscord.client_id: Provide your Discord application client ID.

Getting Your Discord Application Client ID

Go to the Discord Developer Portal. Click on "New Application" and create a new application. Copy the "Client ID" from the application settings. Paste the Client ID into the rpcDiscord.client_id setting in your VS Code settings.

Example Configuration

{
  "rpcDiscord.details": "Editing {file_name}{file_extension}",
  "rpcDiscord.state": "This file has {total_lines} lines",
  "rpcDiscord.show_time": true,
  "rpcDiscord.client_id": "YOUR_DISCORD_CLIENT_ID"
}

Contributing

We welcome contributions to RPCDiscord! If you have any suggestions, bug reports, or want to contribute code, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix.
3. Make your changes and commit them with clear and concise messages.
4. Push your changes to your forked repository.
5. Create a pull request to the main repository.

Thank you for your contributions!