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| src | ||
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| .prettierrc | ||
| build.mjs | ||
| FUNDING.yml | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| package.json | ||
| pnpm-lock.yaml | ||
| README.md | ||
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Note
This fork has been slowly progressing, check out Bunny's roadmap
I might be a bit inactive to maintain Bunny until March '24.
Bunny
A mod for Discord's mobile apps, a fork of Vendetta
FAQs
What's Bunny?
Bunny is a fork from someone from the Vendetta team 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 have created Pyoncord's server for support and announcements, but getting support through GitHub issues is much preferable.
Note
It's worth noting that I'm not so much of an active Discord user myself. With me being a loner, even managing a dead Discord server would be tough.
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
There's currently no proper way to install Bunny, yet. I am currently working on an Xposed module for Android and will think about iOS later, when most of what I planned for Bunny is finished.
HOWEVER
For now, you can opt-in Bunny directly from Vendetta's loader (like VendettaXposed or VendettaTweak)! If you wish to opt-in, simply:
- Go to Settings > Developer (under the Vendetta section) > Enable 'Load from custom url'
- Insert Pyoncord's bundle URL > Restart.
It's worth noting that this method may not last long and eventually cease in the future, but that's the least thing to worry about!... probably.
Contributing
Setting up Bunny is quite simple if you're already familiar with developing with Node.js. Simply git clone, pnpm install, pnpm dev and locally host the <project-dir>/dist/bunny.js bundle generated by the script. Once you've got the local URL (something like http://192.168.1.236:4040/bunny.js), insert the URL under Settings > Developer (enabled in General beforehand) > Load custom URL and restart