Chat To Discord
A MC Mod that links your Discord server to Minecraft.
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I fixed up a few issues and mostly build errors, but it's finally here!
And also running on the dedicated server this time :)
I don't have much to show this time, and I know it's kind of weird.
This month I worked on getting all the modules fixed and my SQL tip top in orde as they say in Dutch. Now, you won't be able to see this in the ship... BUT I made sure to compensate by testing on a big server together with releasing the mod for both NeoForge and Fabric.
The biggest issue that arose this time was that the QuiltMC (from which I got my log parser module) very much hated me. How I fixed this? Leejw style, I got rid of it!! In the final release after SoM I promise to have fixed this, alongside all the other things. (And hey I might make this separate, because I really like how this is turning out)
With that said, I am once again sorry for the extremely long Hackatime time for so little features, but as I say: If it works, it works, even if it's minimally. (Enshittification sadly hit us hard)
As for the image: this is me showing off that I managed to make the webhook channel also the channel you speak in. And, well, it working in my dev environment in general...
I'll continue to test the actual jars, and maybe fix some bugs that arise, and after that, shipping time!
Hello guys, gals and all the non-binary pals!
This time, I made MC UUID linking possible via Discord and Minecraft commands. It's not the most robust system (and maybe not that secure either), but it gets the job done, and when talking to Minecraft chat with a linked profile, your Minecraft Username is used instead!
The Config stuff is perfectly set up, and I've started development on the actual Discord To Chat stuff.
In the meantime I made sure all the misc config values actually correspond to their modules that they enable, and almost all of them (with the emphasis on almost) work. Happy days!
After some uhm...... Interesting Gradle shenanigans just to say so.
THE BOT RUNS!!! (Somewhat TM)
And it only took me... checks Hackatime fifteen hours! :D
