Discordia VS Decker

Without knowing the complete source code, I can only guess what's the problem. After scanning the github page, I deduce your code looked something like this:

I'm using the discordia library to write a discord bot in lua. I am using youtube-dl and ffmpeg to play audio through voice channels. Not sure if it matters, but I also have opus and sodium. I used some code from musicord, an open source discordia music bot. When adding some of its code to mine, audio seems to stop around 75-80% through the video and I get a long error. Curious, I tried running an unmodified instance of musicord and I encountered the same error:

Did you meant to say creating Discord Bot using Lua? https://github.com/SinisterRectus/Discordia

The answer is always look at the documentation. That's what it's for.

Everything in web-decker is drawn to a canvas using a custom software-rendered imgui-style UI toolkit. I considered this approach essential for maintaining fidelity across platforms and implementations, but it does come with notable accessibility and performance tradeoffs.

There is a native version of Decker implemented in C using SDL2. It's fairly easy to build from source for Linux[0], and I offer periodic Windows and MacOS builds on itch.io[1].

[0] https://github.com/JohnEarnest/Decker#building

[1] https://internet-janitor.itch.io/decker

Part 1 had a massive delay since i found a parser bug, but otherwise this was smooth sailing. Lots of off by ones, and luckily the example output was very helpful with that.