Custom Activity Name Templates #23

2026-03-09T18:18:16-06:00

atridadl commented

2026-03-09 18:18:16 -06:00

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Closes #22

This would implement custom activity names using a simple template format in the plugin settings.

{track}, {artist}, {album} are the placeholders in the custom text that will sub in the actual track info.

Screenshot of the settings with this built out:

I built this for 0.3.0 (since 1.0.0 does not run on my navidrome instance, but made the same set of changes off of main. tests are implemented and pass.

Closes #22 This would implement custom activity names using a simple template format in the plugin settings. {track}, {artist}, {album} are the placeholders in the custom text that will sub in the actual track info. Screenshot of the settings with this built out: <img width="886" height="188" alt="Screenshot 2026-03-09 at 6 12 37 PM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/842f8947-ee46-4c1b-98f5-75a49d6958bc" /> I built this for 0.3.0 (since 1.0.0 does not run on my navidrome instance, but made the same set of changes off of main. tests are implemented and pass.

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This pull request significantly enhances the Discord Rich Presence integration by allowing users to define custom activity names using a templating system. This provides greater flexibility and personalization for how music playback information is displayed on Discord, moving beyond the previously fixed options. The changes include new configuration options, core logic for template processing, and corresponding UI updates.

Highlights

Custom Activity Name Templates: Introduced the ability for users to define custom activity names for Discord Rich Presence using a templating system.
Placeholder Support: Enabled the use of {track}, {artist}, and {album} placeholders within custom templates, which are dynamically replaced with actual track information.
New Configuration Option: Added a 'Custom' option to the activity name settings and a dedicated input field for the custom template, which is conditionally displayed in the UI.
Comprehensive Testing: Included new tests to ensure the custom activity name template functionality works correctly across various scenarios, including different placeholder combinations and fallback behavior.

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Changelog

.gitignore
- Added .DS_Store to the ignore list.
main.go
- Defined activityNameTemplateKey for configuration.
- Added activityNameCustom constant to represent the new custom option.
- Implemented logic in NowPlaying to retrieve and process custom templates, replacing placeholders with actual track, artist, and album information.
main_test.go
- Added comprehensive tests for the custom activity name template functionality, covering various placeholder combinations and fallback scenarios.
manifest.json
- Extended the activityname enum with a 'Custom' option.
- Introduced a new activitynametemplate configuration property, including its title, description, and a default value.
- Added a UI schema rule to conditionally display the activitynametemplate input field when activityname is set to 'Custom'.

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## Summary of Changes Hello, I'm Gemini Code Assist[^1]! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly enhances the Discord Rich Presence integration by allowing users to define custom activity names using a templating system. This provides greater flexibility and personalization for how music playback information is displayed on Discord, moving beyond the previously fixed options. The changes include new configuration options, core logic for template processing, and corresponding UI updates. ### Highlights * **Custom Activity Name Templates**: Introduced the ability for users to define custom activity names for Discord Rich Presence using a templating system. * **Placeholder Support**: Enabled the use of `{track}`, `{artist}`, and `{album}` placeholders within custom templates, which are dynamically replaced with actual track information. * **New Configuration Option**: Added a 'Custom' option to the activity name settings and a dedicated input field for the custom template, which is conditionally displayed in the UI. * **Comprehensive Testing**: Included new tests to ensure the custom activity name template functionality works correctly across various scenarios, including different placeholder combinations and fallback behavior. 🧠 **New Feature in Public Preview:** You can now enable **Memory** to help **Gemini Code Assist** learn from your team's feedback. 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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new feature allowing users to define custom templates for Discord activity names. The implementation is solid, with changes correctly applied to the plugin logic, configuration manifest, and with comprehensive tests added to validate the new functionality. My review includes one suggestion to improve the performance and readability of the string replacement logic.

## Code Review This pull request introduces a new feature allowing users to define custom templates for Discord activity names. The implementation is solid, with changes correctly applied to the plugin logic, configuration manifest, and with comprehensive tests added to validate the new functionality. My review includes one suggestion to improve the performance and readability of the string replacement logic.

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The current implementation uses multiple strings.ReplaceAll calls to substitute placeholders in the template. This can be inefficient as it creates a new string for each replacement. For better performance and cleaner code, you can use strings.NewReplacer. It builds a more efficient replacer and performs all substitutions in a single pass. This is a common Go idiom for multiple replacements.

			r := strings.NewReplacer(
				"{track}", input.Track.Title,
				"{artist}", input.Track.Artist,
				"{album}", input.Track.Album,
			)
			activityName = r.Replace(template)

![medium](https://www.gstatic.com/codereviewagent/medium-priority.svg) The current implementation uses multiple `strings.ReplaceAll` calls to substitute placeholders in the template. This can be inefficient as it creates a new string for each replacement. For better performance and cleaner code, you can use `strings.NewReplacer`. It builds a more efficient replacer and performs all substitutions in a single pass. This is a common Go idiom for multiple replacements. ```go r := strings.NewReplacer( "{track}", input.Track.Title, "{artist}", input.Track.Artist, "{album}", input.Track.Album, ) activityName = r.Replace(template) ```

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2026-03-09 19:15:50 -06:00

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Download the plugin for this PR: discord-rich-presence.zip

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atridadl (Migrated from github.com) reviewed 2026-03-09 23:28:19 -06:00

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