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Gaztin / QDiscord

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Client interface for Discord written in C++ using Qt

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About

QDiscord is an interface for the Discord API, written in C++ using the Qt toolkit for cross-platform compability.

Prerequisites

  1. Qt 5.x (link)
  2. OpenSSL 1.0.2x (link)

Building

  1. Run the bash script init.sh and enter the location of any dependant libraries. This script will also fetch the premake executable we'll later use to generate our project files.

    (If you're requested directories for system versions you don't wish to build for, you may leave the responses blank)

  2. Change to the "src" directory and run the bash script generate.sh. This gives us the project files we can finally use to compile the library.

    (If you're on Windows and wish to use Visual Studio 2015 instead of 2017 (default), pass the argument "vs2015" to the generate script)

  3. Build the project using the generated project files.

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