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This isn't exactly an issue, I'm just bad at Github and couldn't find a message author or suggestion box.
Basically I'm curious on if it would be possible (or if it already exists) to point this bot to my own CyTube server/instance. I'm self hosting the bot and have it connected to Discord and it shows me cytu.be info, but I can't see anywhere in the code where you actually pointed to the https://cytu.be domain. I thought just changing that line would make it fetch another instance.
I found where the file is you can change this. I wasn't looking at the npm compiled files when searching. It's located on line 12 in /node_modules/cytube-client/index.js under the CONFIG_URL constant. This is all I needed to change to get it to read from my home server. Is there a way this can become a feature or will node always compile the cytube-client module with the cytube domain?
This is an amazing bot, by the way. Thank you for your time!
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Hey @cata-lystic. It should be pretty easy for me to add in an option to point cyborg to a custom server. I'll see about doing that in the next release.
This isn't exactly an issue, I'm just bad at Github and couldn't find a message author or suggestion box.
Basically I'm curious on if it would be possible (or if it already exists) to point this bot to my own CyTube server/instance. I'm self hosting the bot and have it connected to Discord and it shows me cytu.be info,
but I can't see anywhere in the code where you actually pointed to the https://cytu.be domain. I thought just changing that line would make it fetch another instance.I found where the file is you can change this. I wasn't looking at the npm compiled files when searching. It's located on line 12 in /node_modules/cytube-client/index.js under the CONFIG_URL constant. This is all I needed to change to get it to read from my home server. Is there a way this can become a feature or will node always compile the cytube-client module with the cytube domain?
This is an amazing bot, by the way. Thank you for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: