GoMuteUs

Goofy little rewrite of AMuteUs

The Problem

Have you ever played the hit game Among Us with your friends, but some of your friends don't have consoles/PCs and only have phones so you gotta individually mute each of them in the server you all are in?

Then you wrote a script in python and then everything was great... except for the fact that

1. It crashes constantly
2. It's pretty slow due to just using the raw rest API and wait timers
3. The config file kept getting looked at by git
4. You get the point, it has a lot of problems

So the only real solutions at this point are to either dust off my rusty python knowledge or rewrite the whole thing from scratch in a language that I'm more comfortable using

The Solution

Rewrite AMuteUs from scratch in Go, fully utilizing Nix's potential, and using an actual Discord API Library because I don't want to use the Rest API again.

So far, it's alright. It isn't fully in a state where I want it, but it is functional.

Ok How do I use it tho

Building

nix build

Running

nix run github:MattheDev53/GoMuteUs

OR

git clone git@github.com:MattheDev53/GoMuteUs.git
cd GoMuteUs
nix run

Windows???

Use WSL or compile it yourself. Leave a PR if you've got a better idea

Command Reference

The commands are all numbers so one can enter them on just a numpad. If you want text commands, send patches I guess.

0  - Mute Alive Players
00 - Mute Non-Offline Players
01 - Mute A Specific Player

1  - Unmute Alive Players
10 - Unmute Non-Offline Players
11 - Unmute A Specific Player

7  - List Offline Players
70 - Refresh the list of Offline Players
71 - Add a Player to the list of Offline Players

8  - List Non-Offline Players
80 - I don't actually know
81 - Add a Player to the list of Alive Players

9  - List Dead Players
90 - Clear the list of Dead Players
91 - Add a Player to the list of Dead Players

+  - End Command (used to run multiple commands)

Config File

The config file is placed at ~/.config/GoMuteUs/config.json (or %AppData%/GoMuteUs/config.json on Windows) and can be setup as follows

{
  "Token": "..."
  "GuildID": "0000000000000000000"
}

Where Token is the Your Discord Token, and GuildID is the ID of your Server

Bot Setup

These instructions assume you know how to setup a discord bot. If you do not, go look it up.

Installation

• Deselect User Install
• Add the bot scope to the scopes
• Under Permissions, add Deafen Members and Mute Members

Bot

• Enable Server Members Intent Under Privileged Gateway Intents