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@rmsstudios/rmic

v6.1.1

Published

linux audio screenshare for discord (or any electron app) via pipewire

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Readme

[!WARNING]
This project is not intended for standalone usage. You need a modified discord client that makes use of this.

📖 Usage

Rmic can be used as node-module or as a local rest-server. The node-module is mainly intended for internal usage by RMSTop. For a usage example, see the following RMSTop source files:

The Rest-Server exposes three simple endpoints

  • (POST) /list

    List all available applications to share.
    You can optionally define a JSON-Body containing all the props the listed nodes should have (i.e. ["node.name"]).

  • (POST) /link

  • (GET) /unlink

    Unlinks the currently linked application

🏗️ Compiling

  • Rest-Server
    git clone https://github.com/RMS-Studios/Rmic && cd Rmic
    cmake -B build && cmake --build build
  • Node-Addon
    git clone https://github.com/RMS-Studios/Rmic && cd Rmic
    pnpm install

🐛 Debugging

When reporting an issue please make sure to set the environment variable RMIC_ENABLE_LOG. If said variable is set Rmic will output a lot of useful information to stdout and a log-file which can be found in ~/.local/state/rmic/rmic.log. It is highly recommended to include this log file in your issue report otherwise we may not be able to help you!