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@Supernova3339 Supernova3339 released this 30 Jul 05:27
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v0.1.0

The first release of the all-new GD Level Request Bot desktop app — a complete, ground-up rewrite from the old Node.js bot into a native desktop application.

Highlights

  • Native desktop app. Runs as a real installed application (Windows, macOS, Linux) instead of a Node.js script — built on Tauri, Rust, and React, with a local SQLite database instead of flat JSON files.
  • Twitch and YouTube support. Take level requests from Twitch chat, YouTube Live Chat, or both at once, from a single unified queue.
  • In-app scripting. Write your own chat commands in a built-in scripting language (Rhai) with a live editor, autocomplete, find/replace, and a test runner — no external tools required.
  • Marketplace. Browse, install, and update community-made modules, libraries, and commands directly from the app. Authors can submit and manage their own packages; staff can review submissions before they go live.
  • Custom installer. A guided setup wizard (with a silent/unattended mode for advanced users) handles installation, updates, file associations, and uninstallation on every platform.
  • GitHub sign-in. Sign in with GitHub to sync your marketplace account, sponsor status, and author permissions across devices.

Queue & requests

  • Configurable request limits per viewer and subscriber tier, with an adjustable max queue size.
  • Automatic Geometry Dash level lookups (name, difficulty, song, thumbnail) when a request comes in.
  • Optional auto-copy of the next level ID to your clipboard.
  • Manual queue management: reorder, skip, clear, and search requests from the in-app queue view.

Setup & accounts

  • A guided first-run setup wizard: pick your platform(s), connect your Twitch/YouTube accounts, choose starter packages, and you're live.
  • Twitch and YouTube account connections use OAuth — no manually copy-pasting tokens.
  • A "just browsing" demo mode to explore the app before connecting real accounts.

Under the hood

  • Local REST API (used for OAuth callbacks, the live preview stream, and developer tooling) with hardened defaults: loopback-only binding, strict CORS on sensitive routes, and automatic recovery if the port is left held by a stale process.
  • Config and secrets no longer live in ad-hoc JSON files scattered around the working directory — everything is unified into a single local database.
  • Cross-platform installer packaging, including signed auto-updates and native Linux packages (.deb / .rpm / .AppImage) alongside the custom installer.
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