This is similar to #456 and #454, but the solution will be somewhat different, since we actually already know within the taffybar process when this update needs to be handled. A little bit of thinking about how communication between these two components probably needs to be done, but this should not be too hard to figure out.

It should be possible to know how to use Vidify without having read the website or this repo's documentation. Some introductory images and links to the docs should be added.

I'm not really sure the best way to do this. There is no equivalent of something like read-the-docs for jsdoc projects.

Github Pages will work well for this but I don't like the idea of putting compiled documentation in this repository.

On dbus-next, I've decided to use a separate doc repository that will be shared for my projects which contains the project documentation:

https://github.c

It might be good to tell users to make binary of native host executable. Without x permission it does not work, at least with Firefox where there is error in browser console (Ctrl+Shift+J) when there is no x permission on this file.

The Discord docs point towards their rich presence SDK being deprecated in favor of their GameSDK's ActivityManager. However, from a brief look that seems to rely on games being approved by staff, which is even paused at the moment. Since we're not wrapping a game here, I'd like to investigate what this change of suggestion means for th

Probably it's kind of a dumb question, but I've heard about mpris only today (because it turned out I'll need it). I've tried to implement the solution, I have a working server, however can't handle events. Here's the output of playerctl for example:

~$ playerctl --list-all
my_server_appears_here
~$ playerctl pause
No player could handle this command

I've used chromecast-mpris as