Rive

Rive is a simple yet powerful and flexible ecosystem of Rust crates for the Revolt API. It implements the entire Revolt API and is suitable for creating custom clients or bots.

The main principle of implementation is simplicity and straightforwardness. This makes it easier to understand and easier to contribute.

The ecosystem includes rive-models, rive-http, rive-gateway and more. These are explained below.

The main rive crate just re-exports these crates. Using crates individually is recommended though.

MSRV

The minimum supported Rust version is 1.64.

Crates

These are crates that most users will use together for a full development experience. You may not need all of these, but they are often used together to accomplish most of what you need.

• rive-models

  Models defining structures, enumerations and bitflags of all Revolt API entities. Models are split into sub-modules, for example user for containing types specific to the user's entity, event for containing events coming from WebSocket or data for containing fields used in API requests.

  Models can be serialized or deserialized using Serde.

• rive-http

  HTTP client supporting all of the Revolt REST API. It is based on reqwest.

• rive-gateway

  Implementation of Revolt's WebSocket API. This is responsible for receiving events in real-time from Revolt and sending some information. It is based on tokio-tungstenite.

  Please note that the client itself does not do a heartbeat (periodic ping to keep the connection alive), so this has to be done manually, for example by making an async task.

Credits

• Models were taken directly from the Revolt's backend.
• This project is heavily inspired by twilight. <3
• Rive logo was remixed from Google Icons.

License

Crates are distributed under GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1. Branding assets are distributed under Apache License 2.0.