Discord-Presence (Multi Button/Link Changing)

This is a guide on how to have the brand new Rich-Presence beta on your profile!

Features

• Changing game status 🚀
• Easy to setup 🌌
• Doesn't take up loads of ram / memory 🤔
• Does not require you any JavaScript knowlage at all 💗

Setup the Rich Presence

• Step One: Download Node JS, please make sure to have the LTS version.
• Step Two: Download Visual Studio Code
• Step Three: Open your command prompt (You can do this by pressing WINDOWS + R on your keyboard, and then typing cmd.
• Step Four: In your command prompt, type cd Desktop. (This is going to cd in to your Desktop directory.)
• Step Five: In your command prompt, type mkdir Rich-Presence cd Rich-Presence mkdir settings. (This is going to create two new folders in your Desktop called "Rich-Presence. and settings inside that folder") > - Step Six: In your command prompt, type npm init --y. (This will create the node_modules folder, make the package.json and package-lock.json.) (This is automatically done for you by the default package.json)
• Step Six: In your command prompt, type npm i. (This will download the modules you NEED for this to work.)
• Step Seven: In your command prompt type code .. (This will open Visual Studio Code to the folder you have created.)
• Step Eight: In Visual Studio Code, create a new file called index.js. (This will create a JavaScript file which allows us to edit JavaScript code.)
• Step Nine: Go to the Discord Developers Portal and hit a button that says Create Application. (This creates a Discord Application, so the RPC can fetch the assets you set.)
• Step Ten: Once you are done creating the application, you must go to the Rich Presence Tag => Assets and choose the assets you would like and then copy the asset ID and paste it in something like notepad.
• Step Eleven: Then go to The general tab in your Discord Developer Poartal application and click Copy Client ID, and put that in your note pad as well.
• Step Tweleve: In Visual Studio Code, go to your file named index.js, and paste this code:

const { Client } = require('discord-rpc');
const config = require('./settings/config.json');
const client = new Client({ transport: 'ipc' });
const prettyMs = require('pretty-ms');
const cache = new Map();

function changeButtons() {
 let status = 'Blurple Development';

 if (cache.get(status) == true) {
   cache.set(status, false);
   return client.request('SET_ACTIVITY', {
     pid: process.pid,
     activity: {
       assets: {
         large_image: config.set_one.assets.image_key,
         large_text: config.set_one.assets.image_text,
       },
       buttons: [
         { label: config.set_one.button_one.label_name, url: config.set_one.button_one.label_url },
         { label: config.set_one.button_two.label_name, url: config.set_one.button_two.label_url },
       ],
       instance: config.instance || true
     },
   });
 } else {
   cache.set(status, true);
   return client.request('SET_ACTIVITY', {
     pid: process.pid,
     activity: {
       assets: {
         large_image: config.set_two.assets.image_key,
         large_text: config.set_two.assets.image_text,
       },
       buttons: [
         { label: config.set_two.button_one.label_name, url: config.set_two.button_one.label_url },
         { label: config.set_two.button_two.label_name, url: config.set_two.button_two.label_url },
       ],
       instance: config.instance || true
     },
   });
 }
}

client.on('ready', async () => {
 if (config.interval < 60) {
   console.error("Due to Discord API Ratelimiting, it is best to keep the interval count above 60 (60 seconds)");
   process.exit(0);
 }
 setInterval(function () {
   try {
     changeButtons();
   } catch (e) {
     console.log(e)
   }
 }, config.interval * 1000);
 console.log(client.user.username + "#" + client.user.discriminator + `\'s presence has updated.\nYour status will now change every '${prettyMs(config.interval * 1000, {verbose: true})}'`)
});

client.login({ clientId: config.client_id }).catch(console.error);

• Step Thirteen: Go back to you command prompt or powershell, and type node ., and you are done!

Congratulations, you did it!

• If you do not see your presence but your command line says something like "<Your_username_and_tag>'s's presence has updated. Your status will now change every '1 minute'". Then it did work. You just can't see it, in some cases... but everyone else can. This has happened to me. - Make sure your Visual Studio Code Discord Presence Is Off (If you do not have this, this does not apply to you.) or you just check anything that has instance: true.
• The above has now been automated, so if you do have a VSC RPC plugin, it will be automatically over ridden by your new RPC. (optional feature, you can also change this to false in the configuration file, which will allow VSC RPC plugins to override this RPC) Please join Blurple Development if you are having issues with this presence guide.

NOTE: "Due to Discord API Ratelimiting, it is best to keep the interval count above 60 (60 seconds)" will appear if you change the interval in the configuration file to below 60

Support this guide made by 4D#9999 & 🎀❤Pikachilla❤🎀#3129 (contributor)

Join the Blurple Development Server for more help if you so wish.

Original Developer: 4D#9999

Contributor: 🎀❤Pikachilla❤🎀#3129