An app that allows you to be inside a bot!
Please ignore the fact that 1.3.0 didn't work at all, and use 1.3.1 instead, which actually works :)
Updates Twemoji again, this time to a maintained version on jsdeliver and npm.
v1.2.0's Twemoji will continue to work, as I will continue to host the script.
Fixes the intent image in the "Stuck Loading?" menu
Updates discord.js to version 14.9.0
Full Changelog: https://github.com/SebOuellette/LiveBot/compare/v1.2.0-alpha...v1.3.0-alpha
From now on, I will be signing LiveBot releases using PGP. You can use my public key which can be found on my website here https://cdn.honeybeeks.net/raw/seb_ouellette.pgp
Do NOT trust signatures from any key which says it is from me, if it does not match this key found on honeybeeks.net.
You may download without verifying the signature, but it is recommended. The advantages of verifying the release include:
Huge thanks to this release's contributors! Barry is working properly again, member popout menus now show their role names, and the way emojis are handled has been modified.
I was kinda forced to make a release earlier than I would have liked to because of maxcdn changing names and not wanting to host twemoji anymore.
Anything before v1.2.0 is no longer functional unless the exact same maxcdn url comes back online. I also don't know who owns maxcdn, so it could come back online as something dangerous, not sure what's going to happen there. Anyway, use 1.2.0 or latest source commit to be up to date. (1.2.0 will still be up to date with all twemoji stuff without needing to update further)
titlebar by @Xaliks in https://github.com/SebOuellette/LiveBot/pull/209
Full Changelog: https://github.com/SebOuellette/LiveBot/compare/v1.1.5-alpha...v1.2.0-alpha
Large servers should now be able to open in LiveBot without slowing down or crashing thanks to pull #177.
There's a few more fixes, roles also appear when you click a member, thanks to pull #181
Full Changelog: https://github.com/SebOuellette/LiveBot/compare/v1.1.4-alpha...v1.1.5-alpha
Accounted for a change Discord made to their tokens, where they got a few characters longer.
Added the ability for the message box to resize based on the text inside it. It no longer keeps the height of 1 row, and will resize up to 6 rows before you need to scroll.
Allowed the user to actually send messages, unlike the previous release. This release has been tested, and all releases in the future will be thouroughly tested as well, to prevent another situation like this.
This release doesn't contain new features per say, except some half-finished stuff in development, and bug fixes. The point of this release is that a build for almost every system has been created, including Windows, Linux, and OSX (Darwin).
No longer will there be a need to download the source code and a binary file, now just download whichever zip file corrosponds to your operating system the best (they're all 64 bit, I assume you all have 64 bit computers at this point), unextract the files, then open the executable file. That's it!
The executable branch is going to be deprecated from this point on. Expect a new bundle of release packages for at least every major or non-backwards-compatable update. Releases may be released more often if it seems fitting, however you can expect them more frequently than the executable branch, and more stable as well, since each release will have freshly compiled/built packages.
A problem with logins has been fixed. Many of the modules that LiveBot needs were wiped when pushing to github, since the .gitignore still had a lot of the file paths from the master branch when updating executable. These entries included the node_modules folder. Here is a stable release build for 64 bit Windows.
To install, download the source code zip file, and the executable. Once you extract the source code to a folder, drop the executable in that folder. Then you're ready to use LiveBot!
Instead of the executable branch, LiveBot executable releases can be found here. LiveBot still has a long way to come, and is not feature complete.
You will need to download the source code, and the executable, then place the executable in the source code folder in order for the executable to work. Due to limitations with electron, LiveBot cannot be packaged into just one executable file without the need for extra files to work.