This package mostly started as a joke, and from the desire of adding some extra and funny formatting features to Ryver, without requiring administrator rights or any access to the server. This is done by either installing AwesomeRyver.user.js with Tampermonkey for the web version, or by script injection with this Python package for the desktop version.
This is the simplest and quickest method:
- Install Tampermonkey in your browser
- Download AwesomeRyver.user.js
- Install it via Tampermonkey
- Go to ryver
With near to zero install:
- Download the lastest AwesomeRyver-arch-version.zip release for your system
- Extract the archive
- Move both the AwesomeRyver binary and AwesomeRyver.user.js script next to your Ryver binary
- Run AwesomeRyver
If you have Python installed on your system, you may prefer to install this Python package with pip:
> pip install awesome-ryver
Make sure to download and move AwesomeRyver.user.js in the folder from where you will be running AwesomeRyver, then you can launch it with:
> awesome-ryver -e C:\Path\To\Ryver.exe
Or:
> python -m awesome_ryver -e C:\Path\To\Ryver.exe
Either way, you can show the help with:
> awesome-ryver -h
> python -m awesome_ryver -h
usage: awesome-ryver [-h] [-t TIMEOUT] [-e EXE] [-d] [-p PLUGIN]
Help
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT
Timeout when trying to launch Ryver
-e EXE, --exe EXE Path to Ryver executable
-d, --devtools Enable devtools access from Ryver
-p PLUGIN, --plugin PLUGIN
Path to the plugin script
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First clone this repository:
> git clone https://github.com/Nauja/awesome-ryver.git
> cd awesome-ryver
Install pyinstaller:
> python -m pip install pyinstaller
Run pyinstaller:
> pyinstaller --onefile awesome_ryver/main.py
This generates a dist folder containing a main binary.
Simply rename the binary to AwesomeRyver and put it next to AwesomeRyver.user.js.
This content is released under the MIT License.