Horizon Launcher

Horizon Launcher is supplied as an Electron/Node.js source project for a Windows FiveM server launcher. It includes a server selector, server-status and connected-player views, a Discord button and an optional overlay. The included package metadata declares version 1.0.0.

Configure the project

Edit config.json. Each servers entry has a display name (svname) and an ip field containing the join-code suffix from your cfx.re/join/ link. Despite its name, this field is not documented as a numeric IP address. This adapted example replaces the bundled server/community values:

{
  "useOverlay": false,
  "discord": "https://discord.gg/YOUR_INVITE",
  "servers": [
    {
      "svname": "Your server name",
      "ip": "YOUR_JOIN_CODE"
    }
  ]
}

Keep useOverlay false unless testing the experimental overlay. When enabled, the source registers Alt+Shift+S to toggle it while FiveM is running.

Development and packaging

The README describes installing Node.js dependencies and starting the project with its Electron start script. The supplied package.json has no build script. Its packaging instructions require adding electron-builder, moving Electron to development dependencies, adding a build script and configuring a Windows NSIS target. They also copy node_modules/regedit/vbs to regedit/vbs in the packaged resources. Review those instructions and dependencies before building; this download is a source project, not a prebuilt installer.

The launcher uses Windows registry access and PowerShell for FiveM integration.