plugins/examples/discord-rich-presence-rs/README.md
A Navidrome plugin that displays your currently playing track on Discord using Rich Presence. This is the Rust implementation demonstrating how to use the nd-pdk library.
This plugin is for demonstration purposes only. It requires storing your Discord token in the Navidrome configuration file, which:
Use at your own risk.
This plugin implements multiple capabilities to demonstrate the nd-pdk library:
Configure in the Navidrome UI (Settings → Plugins → discord-rich-presence-rs):
| Key | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
clientid | Your Discord application ID | 123456789012345678 |
user.<name> | Discord token for the specified user | user.alice = token123 |
Each user is configured as a separate key with the user. prefix.
Client ID: Create a Discord Application at https://discord.com/developers/applications and copy the Application ID
Discord Token: This requires extracting your user token from Discord (not recommended for security reasons)
Multiple Users: Add multiple user keys:
user.user1 = "token1"
user.user2 = "token2"
# From the plugins/examples directory
make discord-rich-presence-rs.ndp
# This creates discord-rich-presence-rs.ndp containing:
# - manifest.json
# - plugin.wasm
.ndp file to your Navidrome plugins directoryThis plugin demonstrates how to use the Rust plugin development kit:
use nd_pdk::host::{artwork, cache, scheduler, websocket};
use std::collections::HashMap;
// Get artwork URL
let url = artwork::get_track_url(track_id, 300)?;
// Cache operations
cache::set_string("key", "value", 3600)?;
if let Some(value) = cache::get_string("key")? {
// Use the cached value
}
// Schedule tasks
scheduler::schedule_one_time(60, "payload", "task-id")?;
scheduler::schedule_recurring("@every 30s", "heartbeat", "heartbeat-task")?;
// WebSocket operations
let conn_id = websocket::connect("wss://example.com/socket", HashMap::new(), "my-conn")?;
websocket::send_text(&conn_id, "Hello")?;
GPL-3.0