TheDesk

Mastodon/Misskey client for PC(Windows/Linux/macOS)
オープンソースSNSマストドン/MisskeyのPC向けクライアント日本語はこちら

Download:TheDesk

On GitHub Releases, -store.* assets are made for some application store or manager(Snapcraft, Homebrew, Microsoft Store).
They do not check the latest version(Which you can get the latest ver or not depends on the store)

License

GNU General Public License v3.0

The icon is provided under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
Press Kit

• PNG 512x512
• SVG 4095x4096
• ico 256x256
• icns old
• Illustrator .ai

The default sounds of notifications is provided Creative Commons BY

Privacy Policy

• プライバシーポリシー(Privacy Policy(ja))

Language

• 日本語(Japanese)
• 日本語, 関西(Japanese, Kansai)
• English
• български(Bulgarian) with translate project
• Česky(Czech) with translate project
• Deutsch(German) with translate project
• Español, argentina(Spanish, Argentina) with translate project
• italiano(Italian) with translate project

Translation

Crowdin project is available! Visit: https://translate.thedesk.top

Run on developer mode

npm run dev on app folder.(before you should run yarn construct to make HTML views)

If you change HTML or language files, you should rub to yarn construct. Or yarn watchview can always watch and construct such files with 1 process.

Contributors

Build for macOS(Now: Travis CI)

• toneji

Build for Linux(Now: Travis CI)

• popn_ja

Fellow coder

• kPherox

Build

You should use yarn but you can use also npm, but if you build on Windows, you should strongly use yarn
yarn *** and npm run *** has the same meaning,

npm

git clone https://github.com/cutls/TheDesk
cd TheDesk/app
npm install
npm install --only=dev
npm run construct

yarn

git clone https://github.com/cutls/TheDesk
cd TheDesk/app
# Linux or macOS
yarn install --no-lockfile
# Windows
yarn install

yarn construct

run yarn dev to launch developer version with console(click view)

electron-builder(Recommended)

Use scripts(they can work well with npm, yarn).

# Build for current platform
yarn build

# Select build target
## Windows
yarn build:win

## Windows and Linux (The macOS target should run on macOS. So, this option hasn't include the build for macOS)
yarn build:all

Config is all on package.json

electron-packager

yarn --D electron-rebuild

Linux/macOS
./node_modules/.bin/electron-rebuild
Windows
.\node_modules\.bin\electron-rebuild.cmd

To install Python 2.x and Visual C++ for Windows, before running npm install --save-dev electron-rebuild
npm install --global windows-build-tools

Windows

electron-packager ./app TheDesk --executable-name="TheDesk" --app-copyright="Copyright (c) TheDesk 2018 Cutls.com 2015 All Right Reserved" --win32metadata.CompanyName="TheDesk&Cutls.com" --win32metadata.FileDescription="TheDesk" --win32metadata.OriginalFilename="TheDesk" --win32metadata.InternalName="TheDesk" --win32metadata.ProductName="TheDesk" --platform=win32 --arch=all --electron-version=4.0.5 --icon=.\app\thedesk.ico --overwrite

Linux

electron-packager ./app TheDesk --executable-name="TheDesk" --app-copyright="Copyright (c) TheDesk 2018 Cutls.com 2015 All Right Reserved" --platform=linux --arch=x64,ia32 --electron-version=4.0.5 --overwrite

macOS

electron-packager ./app TheDesk --executable-name="TheDesk" --app-copyright="Copyright (c) TheDesk 2018 Cutls.com 2015 All Right Reserved" --platform=darwin --arch=all --electron-version=4.0.5 --icon=./app/icon.icns --overwrite

PWA support

TheDesk is a web-based app, so you can run it on a browser. Of course, the main stream is as Electron. Some features won't work as well as Electron.

You can run npm run build:pwa to build as PWA, including manifest.json and the ServiceWorker.

You have to rename node_modules to dependencies to run as a web application. (restricted by Netlify, but always you should do to run as PWA)

Check the app on Chrome or Firefox: Here (it follows the master branch, so not stable.)

Pleroma support

Did you find a bug with Pleroma accounts?
Pleroma does not follow Mastodon API rules completely although Pleroma developers say so.
Please write issues to improve TheDesk affinity with Pleroma.

Vulnerabilities when yarn install???

No, if your npm says materialize-css has vulnerabilities(CVE-2019-11002/3/4), look at here under discussion, but I do not think this report is really fatal.