Pornhub Discord RPC

The most useless project ever...
This is a node project which randomly picks a video based on the categories it's provided and displays it on your discord status.

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Packages used

• Pornhub.js
• Discord-RPC

Table of contents

• Install
• Setup
• Usage

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Install

1. Install NodeJS and Git. To start off, you will need to download Git and NodeJS. This will be required to make the rpc actually work.

2. Install the forever package. After installing NodeJS and Git, you can install the forever package by opening up a terminal and running the following command npm install -g forever. Forever will be used to keep the rpc script running forever.

3. Install the core dependencies. You can do this by opening up a terminal and running the following commands.

   $ git clone https://github.com/photosensory/pornhub-discord-rpc.git
   $ cd discord-rpc-pornhub
   $ npm install
   $ npm install -D dotenv

Setup

1. Go to the Discord Developer Portal
   

2. Create an application. You can create an application in the Discord Developer Portal by clicking the Create Application button, which should be located around the top right of your screen.

   • I recommend naming the application Pornhub Web.
   • You also want to make a note your "CLIENT ID" under the OAuth2 Tab.

3. You will need to upload the PornHub logo called ph_icon under the rich presence assets (Must be 512x512px Minimum). You can click here to download the provided image.
   

4. Rename .env.example to .env and input your "CLIENT ID" you took note of in place of "client_id_here".
   

5. Edit config.js via adding or removing search terms in the following format:
   

   module.exports = {
       "searchTerms": [
           "Pussy",
           "Blowjob",
           "Sex",
           "Rimjob",
           "Milf"
       ]
   }

6. Now start the rpc script via npm run start and it should work.
   

   • You can stop the rpc script by running the following command: npm run stop

Usage

To start the RPC script:

$ npm run start

To stop the RPC script:

$ npm run stop