A Discord client based on ShiggyCord, with small changes!
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Note

This fork has been slowly progressing, check out Bunny's roadmap
Bunny is based on the codebase where I do my prototypes, so it could be unstable and might have some issues. Sticking to Vendetta is a better option for now, unless you want to try some other forks.

Bunny

A mod for Discord's mobile apps, fork of Vendetta

FAQs

What's Bunny?

Bunny is a fork from a contributor of Vendetta who is still interested in modding Discord. Since Vendetta has reached EOL, Bunny was created to publish what I have been working on behind the scenes.

Bunny vs. Pyoncord

Pyoncord and Bunny are completely different mods. Pyoncord is my very own WIP mod while Bunny is... simply a Vendetta fork. Bunny is put under Pyoncord branding following my initial plan which was to eventually merge these codebases into one (sounds insane I know).

Discord server?

I'm not so much of an active Discord user myself. Since I'm a loner alone at the moment, managing a Discord server would be tough. With that noted, I still have created Pyoncord's server, but using GitHub issues for support is much preferable.

Progress?

Bunny is a side project that I work on for fun. I don’t have any intention to compete with other forks/client mods (cough Revenge cough) especially since I receive lack of support or encouragement from others. Bunny will go at its own pace and you may not get the same level of support as other mods.

Installing

Bunny's codebase is currently platform-agnostic, but you need a platform-specific loader.

Note

  • As of now, Pyoncord/Bunny does not have a proper independent loader yet.
  • However, you may use Vendetta's loader (VendettaXposed, VendettaTweak) and override the loader url to Bunny (read #Contributing > 7)
  • Once our own independent loader is ready, support for the Vendetta loader will cease.

Android

  • Root - VendettaXposed
  • Non-root - VendettaManager
    • Manager not working? No problem! Pre-built APKs are provided here.
    • The minimum Android version required is 9. It will not work any lower.

iOS

  • Jailbroken - VendettaTweak
    • You can get prebuilt .deb files from GitHub Actions - we support rootful and rootless jailbreaks!
  • Jailed - You can get IPAs from the thread in our Discord server or from our host.
    • These IPAs do not work with AltStore! You should use Sideloadly.

Contributing

  1. Install a Vendetta loader with loader config support (any mentioned in the Installing section).

  2. Go to Settings > General and enable Developer Settings.

  3. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/pyoncord/bunny
    
  4. Install dependencies:

    pnpm i
    

    npm or yarn should also work.

  5. Build Bunny's code:

    pnpm build
    

    npm or yarn should also work.

  6. In the newly created dist directory, run a HTTP server. I recommend http-server.

  7. Go to Settings > Developer enabled earlier). Enable Load from custom url and input the IP address and port of the server (e.g. http://192.168.1.236:4040) in the new input box labelled VENDETTA URL.

  8. Restart Discord. Upon reload, you should notice that your device will download Bunny's bundled code from your server, rather than GitHub.

  9. Make your changes, rebuild, reload, go wild!