BridgeCord

pip install bridgecord

Check SDK Starter Guide to understand how it works.

---

Example

import bridgecord as bc


bridge = bc.Instance(debugging=False)
bridge.init(clientID=CLIENT_ID)
bridge.activity_info.details = "Hello, Python"
bridge.activity_info.state = "In game"
bridge.activity_info.large_image = "dreampyavatar"
bridge.set_timestamps_start(int(time.time()))
bridge.update_current_activity()

while True:
    bridge.run_callbacks()

bridge.run_callbacks() should be always running.

If you set debugging=False, you will not receive some messages in the console. For example, by calling a method that triggers UpdateActivity, you will receive a message containing the result code. You can toggle this option by bridge.is_debugging = True. Note that this option is enabled by default.

---

Activity

# Set text, which display on user hovers over large image
bridge.activity_info.large_text = "Large text"
# Set small image, which displayed in right bottom corner
bridge.activity_info.small_image = "dreampy1"
# Set text, which display on user hovers over small image
bridge.activity_info.small_text = "Small text"

If you editing any activity info (except timestamps), you should update activity:

bridge.update_current_activity()

You can also set how much time is left:

bridge.set_timestamps_end(1678357800)

---

Update user profile

You can detect if user change avatar or discord name:

def test_callback() -> None:
    ret, user = bridge.current_user()
    if ret == 0:
        print(user.username)
        print(user.discriminator)
        print(user.avatar_hash)
        print(user.get_avatar_url("jpg"))
        print(user.is_bot)
        print(user.id)

bridge.on_current_user_update_connect(test_callback)

In this example, current_user()returned result code and user object. Output result:

onyx1a
3440
c240d87788e9e93464872ac80f047568
https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/1052579421875339284/c240d87788e9e93464872ac80f047568.jpg
False
1052579421875339284

Read more about user avatar here.

---

Callbacks

You can set many callbacks for one action:

token1 = bridge.on_current_user_update_connect(test_callback1)
token2 = bridge.on_current_user_update_connect(test_callback2)

Tokens are needed in order to disable unnecessary callback:

bridge.on_current_user_update_disconnect(token1)

---

Party info:

bridge.edit_party_info(cur_size=1, max_size=4, id="test", secret="secret", is_private=True)

This feature allows other users to see the button "Ask to Join", when clicked, will send the user an invitation: