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# Vencord EAS
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This is the repo for both the frontend and backend for the Vencord Emergency Alert System.
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## Installation
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You run the server by:
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1. Installing the `websockets` and `python-dotenv` packages;
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1. Making a `.env` file;
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1. Adding a line with `TOKEN={token}`, with `{token}` being any string that'll be used to broadcast messages;
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1. Running `python main.py`.
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## Usage
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You can send raw text to the WS server. This text is in form of commands:
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- `HI` will reply with a message response;
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- `GET` will reply with a message response too;
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- `MSG {token} {message}` will set the message and broadcast it to all logged-in clients;
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- `CLEAR {token}` will clear the current message.
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You may receive one of two packets while using the server:
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- `MSG {message}` to indicate there's a new message. The client should react by showing an alert with the message. If no message is present, the packet will be `MSG` only. In this case, the client shouldn't react.
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- `OK` indicates the action was successful. The client should react by showing an alert telling the user so.
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## Frontend
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The frontend is a static HTML page and can be hosted on anything.
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