satisfied-lieutenant v3.0.3

Satisfied Lieutenant

Customize Discord with your favourite wallpaper and spice up your place to talk with a minimalistic material design!

Example 1	Example 2	Example 3 (Light mode)

Installation

npm install satisfied-lieutenant

Then go into ./config.json and change the value of asarPath to the full path to your Discord's core.asar file. It should be found in the following location:

• Mac: /Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/discord/0.0.xxx/modules/discord_desktop_core/core.asar
• Window: /Users/<username>/AppData/discord/0.0.xxx/modules/discord_desktop_core/core.asar

Or just use the website without installing anything.

Usage

Using command line

# To list the available wallpapers
node .

# To get the mirio wallpaper
node . mirio

This will rewrite your Discord starter file to load a custom CSS on launch.

Using the website

You don't need to install the code if you're using it from the website. Simply paste the image url and shadow value into the input boxes and hit copy. This will save the code to style up your Discord in your clipboard so you can paste it in Discord's console right away. See Using custom wallpapers for more information on the url and shadow value.

To paste the code in Discord's console, you need to first open it by pressing cmd + opt + I on Mac or ctrl + shift + I on Windows. You should see something similar to this:

You might also see this warning:

So get your resume ready for Discord and paste the code. Now you have an awesome theme to share with your friends! (Or Wumpus, if you don't have friends)

Using custom wallpapers

All available background names can be found in src/backgrounds.json. You can add your own backgrounds to src/backgrounds.json using the following format:

{
  "your-background-name": {
    "url": "your-image-url",
    "shadow": value
  }
}

• your-background-name: The name you will reference when running from the command line
• your-image-url: The link of your image. Due to Discord's content security policy, only links under certain domains can be used. If you want to use your own image, the easiest way is to upload it to Discord and copy the image link.
• value: How much to darken your image on a scale from 0 (no shadow) to 1 (completely black) so the texts are easier to read. Unlike your-background-name and your-image-url, don't surround this value with "s

Credits

Inspired by Ctrl W's Clean Discord. \ I do not own any of the images in src/backgrounds.json. All credits of the images go to the original artists on Wallpaperflare.