Beholder

Parses chat logs from all of my Pterodactyl servers and sends them on Discord via a webhook. This is one of those projects that I've wanted to do for so long but I kept pushing it back, until I was bored one night and coded it in a couple of hours. That attempt ended up being broken after a couple hours as the builtin websocket client in .NET doesn't have auto reconnecting or anything, so the next day I fixed it and it's been working well ever since.

Currently has parsing for Source Engine games and Minecraft.

Azimuth

My Discord bot that is coded in C# using Discord.NET. It's currently private and probably will stay like that for some time. It's a Discord bot mostly made for me and my friend group to mess about with. It's got a basic leveling system, connected to a MySQL database, has some item and inventory features and I plan to connect to a web interface, where you could see your money, items and etc.

This was written like ages ago, I plan to replace the MySQL database with MongoDB and use entities to make everything work better, speaking of that web interface, I've basically already done it, it's just not that great.

FLWN.DEV but in Next.js

I did like my website when I made it, but it was made with no framework, just vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript for the lastfm api fetching. I still obviously liked it. but I wanted something more, I wanted components and a proper blog that I make myself and whatever else I can think of. I've been wanting to remake it for a long while in Next.js or some other framework, so I just did and it's pretty great so far :)

Plexamp Rich Presence

Recently I started using Plexamp instead of Spotify and it's been great so far, only thing I miss are features like listen together and mainly the rich presence on Discord. Obviously I looked up if someone has already made a solution for that and they have, however with how Plex's API isn't well documented and no real way for a normal user to check what's being played on their devices, it ends up needing the owner of the Plex server to use his token, as he has access to the dashboard. If its a user of a Plex Home it won't work with the existing ones.

So I made my own, where you enter a username and it checks for that instead, and it worked pretty well for a bit, I didn't have a proper visual app for it yet, just a console window, but it worked. And then for some reason I came back to it to remake it in a visual app and it stopped working so I put that project off for now. I'll definitely come back to it, but make an API that the Plex server owner can put up for their users instead.