dakyskye / coc-cord

An extension of coc to get Discord Rich Presence integration with NeoVim

coc-cord

An extension of coc to get Discord Rich Presence integration with NeoVim

NOTE: use coc-discord-rpc - a much better version of coc-cord - instead

Installation

:CocInstall coc-cord

Commands

Command	Description
cord.disconnect	Disconnects you from Discord gateway
cord.reconnect	Reconnects you to Discord gateway
cord.version	Prints extension version

WIP

License

Licensed under the MIT license.

coc-cord's Issues

Ability to select custom language for a file

What do you want

Either a way to define file names in NVim config and custom asset names, or a new command, that will save what language you want to be displayed for a certain file in the program memory. Or maybe both way.

Why

I was editing a shell script file, that has no file extension. I'd like others to see what language I am writing in that file.

Implementation hints

For the command, save the exact file path to memory, and iterate over this new array before the original languages array.
For config, just simple Vim syntax:

let g:cord_custom_types = {
    \ 'mySpecialFileName' : 'shell',
   \ 'mySpecialFileName.with.a.file.extension': 'powershell'
\ }

Make it possible to display "line of totallines" instead of workspace

Let a user define in their nvim config whether coc-cord should display what workspace they are in, or what line of the file they are editing they are.

Make it possible to define in nvim config whether to start coc-cord on startup or not

Title says it all.

Add some commands

Add some commands:

• disconnect
• reconnect
• update

Add configuration to hide the startup message

I find the startup message quite frightening as I'm not used to seeing anything appear. Having it as a configurable option would be desirable!

Configuration

What do you want

How can I config in this plugin? I want to change the images, change texts etc.

Why

Because I want :)

Because everything is better with configuration :)

Does not show relative path to workspace on Windows

It seems coc.nvim returns workspace path with relevant OS directory separators, which in Windows' case is \, because if that, it shows absolute path to workspace on Windows

Installed successfully ! Still not working !

Tried :checkhealth everything is fine there
Still activity not showing on discord ! Please help !