Server Switcher
See which bb server you are on and switch to another server on your account in one click. A strip above the sidebar footer shows the current server's name, address, online status, and your GitHub avatar. Click it to list the other servers on your bb account; offline servers are greyed out, and in the desktop app the switch goes through the app's own server menu. Give each server its own colored ring, from seven presets, a custom color, or a two-color gradient, in a picker beside the sidebar or with the bb server-switcher ring command. Requires a bb signed in to a bb account with the bundled bb connect plugin enabled.
Overview
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See which bb server you are on at a glance, and jump to another server on your bb account with one click.
What you get
- Current server at a glance. A strip above the sidebar footer, open by
default, shows the server's name, its
getbb.appaddress, your GitHub avatar, and whether it is online. Opening another plugin's footer panel takes its place; click your avatar in the footer to bring it back. - One-click switching. Click the strip to list the other servers on your bb account. Offline servers are greyed out. In a browser the tab opens the server you pick; in the bb desktop app the switch goes through the app's own server menu.
- Colored rings to tell servers apart. Every server starts with its own two-color gradient ring. Click any avatar to pick a preset or custom color, click the bar to make a two-color gradient, remove the ring, or reset it.
- The same controls from the CLI.
bb server-switcher ring list | set <server> <color> [<color>] | clear <server> | reset <server>.
Requirements
- bb 0.46 or newer, signed in to a bb account (
bb account login), with the bundled bb connect plugin enabled. The server list and avatar come from your getbb.app account. - Rings are saved on the server you are viewing, so each server keeps its own choices.
- In the bb mobile app the list is read-only.
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