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dissonity

v1.3.0

Published

Extension of the Discord Embedded App SDK that allows you to create activities alongside the Dissonity v1 Unity package

Downloads

140

Readme

About

Dissonity allows you to easily create Discord activities with Unity. In version 1, the npm and Unity packages share data to provide functionality.

It's designed for a structure similar to the nested-messages example from Discord. You may want to familiarize with that project structure first.

Installation

npm install dissonity
yarn add dissonity
pnpm add dissonity

Configuration

When running the activity, your game build will be inside a nested iframe that we will call "child". The child iframe must have the id "dissonity-child", like:

<iframe id="dissonity-child" src=".proxy/nested/index.html"></iframe>

Instead of manually creating an SDK instance, call setupSdk inside the parent index.js with your options:

import { setupSdk } from "dissonity";

window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {

  setupSdk({
    clientId: /*your-app-id*/,
    scope: ["rpc.voice.read", "guilds.members.read"],
    tokenRoute: "/api/token"
  });
});

Where tokenRoute is the route where your server is handling authorization codes and sending back an access token in a POST request:

Request

{ code: string }

Expected response

{ access_token: string }

Example code

app.post("/api/token", async (req, res) => {

  const code = req.body.code;

  (...)

  res.send({ access_token });
});

That's all the configuration you need inside Node.js! Now, in your Unity project install the Dissonity Unity package.

As a note, there's an already configured Node.js project in the GitHub repository.

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