Qint

Qint is a modern open-source alternative client for TeamSpeak servers that allows you to chat and speak with other people over the internet.

Warning 🚨

This tool/repository is provided as-is without any support or active development.
We are currently not open for Issues/Feature-Requests/Pull-Requests.

Screenshots

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Main

Filebrowser

Channeleditor

Dependencies

• Rust, preferred installation method is rustup
• SDL2, Windows installation guide is below
• OpenSSL 1.1, on Linux only
• libopus, on Linux only

Windows

Run ./install_sdl.ps1
--- OR ---
Download the SDL2-devel-2.x.x-VC.zip from libsdl.org.
From this file, copy SDL2-2.x.x/lib/x64/*.lib to proxy-codegen/msvc/lib/64/.
And copy SDL2-2.x.x/lib/x64/*.dll to proxy-codegen/msvc/dll/64/, proxy-codegen/ and src-tauri/.

Ubuntu

apt install libopus-dev libsdl2-dev libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev libappindicator3-dev

Build and run Qint

Run with QintWeb variant

QintWeb is a variant of Qint that runs as a web application, without the Tauri desktop application. It can be used for development or as a standalone web app.

cd webapp
RUST_LOG=info cargo run
# For release builds
cargo build --release

By default, the proxy searches for the frontend in ../frontend/build, where the frontend gets built by default. For packaging, it is useful to load the frontend for another directory, which can be set during compilation: FRONTEND_PATH=./frontend/ cargo build

Build the frontend

Make sure to build the backend once before building the frontend, because the backend build autogenerates the book_events.ts file of the frontend.

cd frontend
# Install dependencies
bun

# For the development server
bun run dev
# For builds
bun run build

Nix

nix run .#webapp

Android

To build for android:

cargo tauri android build

Run with Tauri

The Tauri desktop application is the main way to use Qint, it provides a native desktop experience and access to system features.

Nix

nix run .#qint

Other

Build the frontend first, then run cargo tauri dev in the src-tauri folder.

Install

Nix

{
  inputs = {
    # ...
    qint = {
      url = "github:ReSpeak/Qint";
      inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "nixpkgs";
    };
  };

  outputs = {
    qint,
    ...
  } @ inputs: {
    nixosConfigurations = {
      system = nixpkgs.lib.nixosSystem {
        modules = [
          # ...
          qint.nixosModules.default
        ];
      };
    };
  };
}

Dev

Backend Logging

To activate more logging for qint and see sent commands or packets, use RUST_LOG=tsproto=debug,ts_bookkeeping=debug,tsclientlib=debug,qint_proxy=debug,webapp=debug,warn cargo run -- -v.

Frontend Logging

By default, only errors are logged. To change that, run one of the following in the browser console:

// Log everything
debug.enable("*")
debug.enable("CHAT,BINPUT")
debug.enable("*,-LL") // Everything but the lazy list
debug.enable("error:*")

// debug.enable is saved in local storage
localStorage.debug = "*"

Settings

Configure Shortcuts

On Windows in %appdata%\ReSpeak\config.toml:

[[shortcuts.actions]]
keycode = "F13"
action = { InputMute = "Toggle" }

[[shortcuts.actions]]
keycode = "F12"
action = { OutputMute = "True" }

[[shortcuts.actions]]
keycode = "F11"
action = { Away = "False" }

On Linux/X11, global shortcuts are not implemented, using the same way as wayland below is possible. For Linux/Wayland, configure your compositor to write to the socket or make http requests (http requests do not work when running tauri), e.g. with the following commands:

# For the unix socket
echo '{"InputMute":null}' | nc -UN /tmp/qint-hotkeys

# For web requests
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"InputMute":null}' http://localhost:4422/shortcut
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"Away":null}' http://localhost:4422/shortcut

License

Licensed under the Open Software License and GNU Affero General Public License v3.