# Clients

- RSCord is similar to discord in specifications, so most if not all discord clients will also be compatible with RSCord, they just need patching. This is a compiled list of all the clients that have been tested to work with RSCord, by OS, Software that helps shape the app, and more.

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Types of clients (Desktop):

- Discord's Native client

- Custom Electron clients

- Native clients (Win32, GTK, etc.)
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Types of clients (Android):

> OFFICIAL

- Discord's java client, goes up to version 126.

- ~~Discord's React Native client, version 127+~~ (Patchable, just not attempted.)

> UNOFFICIAL

- [RSCord's React Native](https://git.randomserver.top/RSCord/Mobile-ReactNative)

- [Spacebar's React Native](https://github.com/spacebarchat/client)
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Types of clients (iOS):

> OFFICIAL

- Discord's React Native client, any client before 2019

- ~~Discord's React Native client, any client past 2019~~ (They are hard to patch, we couldn't patch them.)

> UNOFFICIAL

- [Discord Classic (PATCHED)](https://git.randomserver.top/RSCord/dc-ios)
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# Desktop:
This includes Windows, Linux, and MacOS.

## Discord's Native Client

This is Discord's official client for discord. It is an electron wrapper, compiled with react native, in a very weird way might I add. This ReadMe would be wayyyy too long if I were to explaine everything about this client, click [**here**](https://git.randomserver.top/RSCord/Clients/src/branch/main/DiscordOfficialClientPatchGuide.MD) to see it's dedicated guide.

# Custom Electron clients
This is a list of patched custom electron clients:

## - [Litecord](https://github.com/ByicTeam/LiteCord/releases/download/1.0.0/app.asar)

Arguably the best client for RSCord. It works better than the official discord client!

How to patch:
1. [Download it from here](https://github.com/ByicTeam/LiteCord/releases/download/1.0.0/app.asar)
2. Extract app.asar
3. Put its contents into a folder named app.asar
4. Open the folder in VSCodium or Notepad++
5. Replace ```discord.com/app```, ```canary.discord.com/app``` and ```ptb.discord.com/app``` with your own instance (for example, ```chat.murdle.top/app```.)
6. You're done. This guide is universal to all opearting systems.

You can also compile from source code, but it isn't worth it, it's long discontinued anyways.

# Native clients (Win32, GTK, etc.)