Seth The Programmer Discord

Many programs are run in Discord, usually with one group of users. Developers don’t want developers to be forced to join to their main servers to create new programs. Instead, these programs are shared to reduce the overhead of constantly running the program against a central server. You can see many of these programs in action at Discord’s Developer site at dev.fugro.io.

How to Run Servers in Discord

Development servers are hosted in Discord’s Dev channel by running a Windows command shell. They do not come with a GUI, so you need to install a Windows sub-process to create the server.

One such sub-process comes with a command like this:

C:\Windows\system32>.nim [
–a server=Server,serverPort=7001,serversList=[/path/to/servers.json
] ––bind [ -d [-S], serverlist ]
] /more [
–start,serversList ]
] –setenv serverName serverName
serverName
The easiest way to run servers is by running a command called “run.nim” on the server that will create their own shell.
Run.nim command on server
Code which runs the start command

RUN setenv serverName serverName SEND # Don’t send an empty string if the server doesn’t already exist! ServerList = //... # Create the full list of servers and channel # Delete any that already exist ServerList += string /join ""“”Servers”“”Chan”“”Servers”“

Thus the start command need only send the name of the server for it to appear on the server list.
If you have a command somewhere that launches the “run.nim” command for the server it works.
C:\Documents and Settings\Josh\My Documents\iTunes> “run.nim” The CMD command windows! [ … ]

If you have not set the server list through, for instance, the gui or a command line utility, you need to create it first by typing its command.